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29 January 2020

What’s in Your House? Kitchen Edition

Emily Alcohol, Cleaning Products, Food Poisoning, Home, Medicine Leave a Comment
A blog series showing rooms of a house with different products highlighted in each.

Welcome to the first edition of our home safety series. More than 90% of poisonings happen in the home. Keep an eye out for these potential poisons in your kitchen, and make sure you use and store them safely.

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14 January 2020

Poison Safety and New Year’s Resolutions

Emily Cleaning Products, E-Cigarette, Holiday Safety, Medicine Disposal, Nicotine, Supplements, Vaping Leave a Comment
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Whether you’ve made a new resolution or are rededicating yourself to a resolution you made last year (or many years ago), poison safety can impact the steps you take to achieve your goals.

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27 September 2018

Common Substances that Keep the Calls Coming

Emily Adults, Children, Cleaning Products, Medicine, Older Adults, Over-the Counter, Personal Care Products, Pre-Teens, Teens Leave a Comment
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In 2017, the Maryland Poison Center (MPC) responded to roughly 32,000 calls about exposures in people. Learn about the top three exposures for every age group based on the calls we received.

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15 June 2018

Take Steps to Make Your Home Poison-Safe

Angel Carbon Monoxide, Cleaning Products, Home, Medicine, Plants, Poison Safety, Swimming Pools Leave a Comment
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June is National Healthy Homes Month. Learn what you can do to help protect your family against some common household hazards.

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10 April 2018

Top 3 Poisons of 2017: Young Children

Angel Children, Cleaning Products, Parents, Personal Care Products, Poison Exposures Leave a Comment
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Young children made up 40% of calls to the Maryland Poison Center in 2017. Learn more about the top three substances that had their parents and caregivers rushing to the phones.

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