Antimony (a metalloid)

Arsenic (see arsenic poisoning) is a metalloid

Barium
Beryllium
Cadmium - cadmium poisoning
Lead - lead poisoning
Mercury - mercury poisoning
Osmium
Thallium
Vanadium
Aluminium has no known biological role and its classification into toxic metals is controversial. Significant toxic
effects and accumulation to tissues have been observed in renally impaired patients.[3] However, individuals with
healthy kidneys can be exposed to large amounts of aluminium with no ill effects. Thus, aluminium is not considered
dangerous to persons with normal elimination capacity.[4]
Vanadium poisoning is notable as it is an anti-corrosive component of automotive steel,
fragments of which can be left in passengers during an automobile accident.

Trace elements with toxicity

Chromium as hexavalent Cr(VI)
Nickel nickel salts are carcinogenic
Copper copper toxicity
Zinc - zinc toxicity
Iron iron poisoning

Nonmetals[edit]
Some heavy nonmetals may be erroneously called "metals", because they have some metallic
properties.
Selenium a nonmetal; essential element
Tellurium