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NYS Poison Centers TOXICOLOGY LETTER

(Formally The CNYPCC Toxicology Newsletter)

2008 Newsletters

• JANUARY:
  Local Caustic Exposures text
• APRIL:
  Transdermal Medications for Systemic Use? text
• JULY:
  Acute Ingestion of Unknown Drugs? text
• OCTOBER:
  

  2007 Newsletters

  • JANUARY:
    Local Anesthetic Toxicity text
  • APRIL:
    Antidote: How Much is Enough? text
  • JULY:
    A "Duster" Inhalation Exposure with Drugs Leads to Death? text
  • OCTOBER:
    Methotrexate Poisoning text

    2006 Newsletters

    • JANUARY:
      Symptomatic Hypoglycemia text
    • APRIL:
      FLowers, Bulbs and Toxins text
    • JULY:
      A Fatal Ingestion text
    • OCTOBER:
      Isoniazid Poisoning text

    2005 Newsletters

    • JANUARY:
      A Fatal Drug Interaction text
    • APRIL:
      Poisonous Plants in New York State text
    • JULY:
      A Comatose Patient With a Mixed Overdose text
    • OCTOBER:
      Diethylene Glycol and Neurologic Toxicity text

    2004 Newsletters

    • APRIL:
      Chemical Agents of Opportunity by Terrorists
      text
    • JULY:
      Calcium Channel Blocker Overdose and New Treatment Options text
    • OCTOBER:
      A Life-Threatening Ingestion text

    2003 Newsletters

    • JANUARY:
      Acute Salicylate Toxicity text
    • APRIL:
      Local Anesthetic Toxicity text
    • OCTOBER:
      Poisonous Snakebite and the New Antivenin text

    2002 Newsletters

    • JANUARY:
      Differentiating Poisoning Versus Medical Problems
      text
    • APRIL:
      Not Available Online
    • JULY:
      Discontinuation Reactions Associated With Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors and Tricyclic Antidepressants
      text
    • OCTOBER:
      Sudden Dealth in a Healthy Thirteen Year Old Adolescent After Acute Inhalation of Gasoline text

    2001 Newsletters

    • JANUARY:
      Breathless Farmers and Hockey Players text
    • APRIL:
      Dilemma in Gastrointestinal Decontamination text
    • JULY:
      Not Available Online
    • OCTOBER:
      Severe Metabolic Acidosis text

    2000 Newsletters

    • JANUARY:
      Where are the life-threats? text
    • APRIL:
      Hypoglycemic Poisoning text
    • JULY:
      Heat Illness text
    • OCTOBER:
      Update on Rave and Club Drugs text

    1999 Newsletters

    • JANUARY:
      Drug Interactions and The Cytochrome P450 Isoenzyme
      text
    • APRIL:
      A day in the Life of a Poison Information Specialist (well...10 minutes) text
    • JULY:
      Not Available Online
    • OCTOBER:
      The Trouble With Picnics text

    1998 Newsletters

    • JANUARY:
      Not Available Online
    • APRIL:
      Toxic Alcohols text
    • JULY:
      Toxic Plants text
    • OCTOBER:
      Toxic Fumes text

    1997 Newsletters

    • JANUARY:
      Cardiac Poisons text
    • APRIL:
      Iron Poisoning Flintstones Revenge text
    • JULY:
      nhalation Emergency text
    • OCTOBER:
      Acetaminophen text

    1996 Newsletters

    • JANUARY:
      Anesthesia Emergency text
    • APRIL:
      Am I Blue? text
    • JULY:
      Vacation Emergency text
    • OCTOBER:
      Beware of The "Fascinoma" text