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Emergency Action for Poisoning
The first steps after an accidental exposure.

How You Can Prevent Poisonings
Safely get rid of old medicines, keep household products locked away, and keep all plants out of the reach of small children.

Protect Yourself from
Breathing Household Poisons
Breathing chemical fumes or sprays can hurt you. Thousands are poisoned each year by the incorrect use of products found around the house.

For Grandparents
Older adults often take many medicines. These can poison young children. When you take care of your grandchildren...

Babysitter's Guide
to Poison Prevention
Know where the children are at all times and what they are doing; if they are very quiet, check on them.

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