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The following information is presented for educational purposes only and should never be used to assess or treat any toxic exposure. Always consult the poison center for specific advice on the management of any known or suspected poisoning.

Food poisoning can lead to serious illness. Review some of the more toxic and common forms Thousands of animals are accidentally poisoned each year.  Would you know what to do if it were your pet  Snakes are usually shy and non-aggressive. But they will defend themselves...and some are venomous
Marine life is beautiful and almost begs to be touched.  With some of these animals, this would be a mistake Insects are often called "pests" and rightfully so given their abilities to inflict injury. The most cost effective way to manage accidental poisonings is to prevent them from occuring
Lead was commonly used in homes prior to the 1950's.  Learn why this metal has earned its bad reputation Carbon monoxide is a tasteless, odorless, colorless gas which has the potential to kill We use pesticides to kill unwanted insects and other animals.  Some are just as toxic to humans
Household and landscape plants have become one of the nation's leading causes of poisonings in children Download informational brochures to inform and protect your family Drug and chemical abuse continues to be a concern for children and young adults. Here are some basics
     

 

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