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Brought to you by Poison Control Centers
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December 2007 Edition
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Only small amounts of antifreeze are dangerous if swallowed. For several hours, everything seems fine. But the body is busy breaking down the antifreeze (ethylene glycol) into a number of substances that affect blood chemistry, nervous system, and kidneys. Learn more...
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Just because something is "natural", it isn't necessarily safe to casually eat or use. Originally, all remedies came from nature. Yew is an example of a plant with medicinal value that can be poisonous if eaten. Learn more...
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It's not an intriguing or novel hazard, just the persistent, invisible killer: carbon monoxide. Seriously, you still don't have a carbon monoxide alarm in every sleeping area of your home? Get one! Keep fuel-burning appliances in good repair and don't use grills indoors. Learn more...
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Some Aqua Dots� craft sets were contaminated with a chemical that can cause coma and other symptoms. Learn more...
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Two ways to get help for a poison emergency:
Both are free and confidential. Both provide expert guidance based on age, weight, and amount.
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