The CPCC provides emergency poison information to the public who are exposed to toxic substances, and to the health care professionals who care for them.
UConn Health, Farmington, CT
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Carbon monoxide (CO) is a deadly gas you can’t see or smell. Never leave a car running in a garage, even with the door open or just warming up. CO builds up fast and can enter your home. For help, call Poison Control: 1-800-222-1222
It is National Poison Prevention Week, and the Connecticut Poison Control Center wants to educate the people of its commitment to helping prevent poisonings.
It is National Poison Prevention Week, and the Connecticut Poison Control Center wants to educate the people of its commitment to helping prevent poisonings.
It is National Poison Prevention Week, and the Connecticut Poison Control Center wants to educate the people of its commitment to helping prevent poisonings.
It is National Poison Prevention Week, and the Connecticut Poison Control Center wants to educate the people of its commitment to helping prevent poisonings.
It is National Poison Prevention Week, and the Connecticut Poison Control Center wants to educate the people of its commitment to helping prevent poisonings.
It is National Poison Prevention Week, and the Connecticut Poison Control Center wants to educate the people of its commitment to helping prevent poisonings.
It is National Poison Prevention Week, and the Connecticut Poison Control Center wants to educate the people of its commitment to helping prevent poisonings.
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Connecticut Poison Center can present
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