The increasing popularity of cellular and cordless phones has unintentionally led to a decline in some families' quick access to the poison control hotline, said Ann Brunzell, coordinator of ...

Dear Ann Landers: Last year, more than two million people called poison control centers for an emergency. Most poison exposures happen at home, and more than half of them involve children under 6 ...

There are several sources of information available to you when creating disaster response planning programs. These include local hospitals, regional poison control centers, community and federal ...