PPT-Utah Poison Control Center

Keeping Families Safe To prevent and minimize adverse effects from a poison exposure through education service and research MISSION STATEMENT Utah Poison Control Center UPCC Staff Registered nurses. The Poison Center would love to support your poison prevention lesson by providing Poison Prevention brochures and telepho ne stickers for each child to take home Go to the Order Brochures page at wwwpoisoncentertampaorg and allow two weeks to recei National Capital Poison Center 
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