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Topic: Preventing poisonings in children

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Children, especially toddlers, are particularly prone to poisonings given their habit of tasting everything.
Most important dangers for poisoning are pharmaceuticals (especially paracetamol), home cleaning agents, poisonous plants in the garden and cigarette butts.
If you suspect a poisoning you can get advice at any time from the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26. Do not make a child vomit up any ingested poison.

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Last updated: 5th March, 2008
Review Date: 9th December, 2006





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