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Craft, A.W.

Circumstances surrounding deaths from accidental poisoning 1974-80.

The deaths of 99 children under 5 years of age were studied through the coroners' records. Sixty nine deaths were caused by medicines--most of which were prescribed for mother, were recently dispensed, and currently in use. Household products accounted for 11 deaths, lead poisoning for 6, carbon monoxide for 5 and 'medical mishaps' for 8. Prevention lies in both education and more effective and selective use of child resistant containers.[1]

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Circumstances surrounding deaths from accidental poisoning 1974-80. Craft, A.W. Arch. Dis. Child. (1983) [Pubmed]

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