The most common setting where chemical injuries occur is in the workplace. Occupational exposure, whether long term or due to a single or one-time event, can lead to very serious or even deadly injuries or diseases. A single or one-time exposure to c…
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Many household chemicals can cause severe injuries. Drain cleaners, pool supplies, and oven cleaners are just a few examples. For children, the risk of injury from household chemicals is a particular concern. Small children can ingest or drink poison…
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Food borne illness is an all too common problem. Some of the most common forms of food poisoning include: salmonella, E-coli and listeria. The elderly, young children, and people with compromised immune systems are at greatest risk of developing a se…
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