2016International Journal of Injury Control and Safety PromotionOpen access

Does improving poison prevention practices reduce childhood poisoning rates

Samuel N. Forjuoh

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One of the papers in the current issue by Wynn et al. (2015) concerns poisoning injuries to children, an important vulnerable group for practically all injuries. Indeed, children represent a specia...

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One of the papers in the current issue by Wynn et al. (2015) concerns poisoning injuries to children, an important vulnerable group for practically all injuries. Indeed, children represent a specia...

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One of the papers in the current issue by Wynn et al. (2015) concerns poisoning injuries to children, an important vulnerable group for practically all injuries. Indeed, children represent a specia...

Key concepts: Poison control, Occupational safety and health, Injury prevention, Suicide prevention, Human factors and ergonomics, Medical emergency, Medicine, Environmental health

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