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What is toxinz? toxinz™ is an extensive database of evidence-based information that can be used to inform the clinical management of poisoned patients. Access to toxinz™ is only available by an annual subscription fee.
toxinz™ contains current, concise and reliable recommendations on the management of poisoning for hundreds of thousands of listed chemicals, pharmaceuticals, household products, plants and hazardous creatures.
Editorial Board. Dr Adam Pomerleau (Editor-in-Chief) MD, FACEM, FAACT is the director of the New Zealand National Poisons Centre, a medical toxicologist, and an emergency medicine specialist. Adam also holds a senior research fellow at the University of Otago.
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To perform a standard search on the toxinz™ document library, enter the name of the substance, chemical, medicine, plant, animal, or product you wish to locate into the search text box and click the search button (magnifying glass) icon or press enter on your keyboard.
Staff members within toxinz™ will have access to personal information for purposes relevant to normal toxinz™ operations. Personal information will not be disclosed to third parties without your consent, unless the use is within the scope of the purposes for which the information was collected.
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Acute hepatic failure developing from the third to sixth day following acetaminophen (paracetamol) overdose is a major concern. It is characterized by highly elevated hepatic tran
