We're going to stop those drugs from poisoning our youth, from poisoning our people.
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But since the poisoning often happens without obvious symptoms at first, lead poisoning often goes untreated.
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"It's kind of like heavy metal poisoning, a human example would be lead poisoning," Moore said.
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His face and body were disfigured by the poisoning and he had dozens of operations following the poisoning.
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AstRoNA Biotechnologies– Food poisoning is a serious global concern today with over 1 in 6 people getting food poisoning every year.
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AstRoNA Biotechnologies– Food poisoning is a serious global concern today with over 1 in 6 people getting food poisoning every year.
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We are trapped in a cycle of information-consumption that is poisoning us, as surely as the consumption of piracatinga is poisoning Colombia.
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Lead poisoning affects brain development so much that the gradual reduction of lead poisoning in American society has worked something of a miracle.
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The British government has been cautious about blaming Russia for the poisoning, but says that the poisoning will be met with an appropriate response.
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"The poisoning deaths do include drug overdoses: Ninety percent of poisoning deaths are drug overdoses, and most of them are in older adolescents," Curtin said.
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This just in UK poisoning case British police say they have ID'd two suspects in the poisoning of an ex-Russian spy and his daughter.
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"Putin's 'fever dream' response to being caught poisoning the Skripals is accusing me of four murders, including poisoning of Sergei Magnitsky," Browder wrote on Twitter.
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Officials have stressed, however, that lead poisoning is typically something that happens over long periods of exposure and that there have not been reports of acute poisoning cases.
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Voices of Flint -- how residents are coping Lead poisoning doubled in Flint children, doctor says The percentage of children in Flint with lead poisoning had doubled, she says.
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"The medical doctors who attended to me ruled out food poisoning but confirmed that indeed poisoning had occurred and investigations were in progress," Mnangagwa said, reading from a statement.
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" - Jenelle, 32 "Got food poisoning from the turkey.
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It is often called the stomach flu, and while it can cause food poisoning, it is not the only cause of food poisoning, according to the Center for Disease Control.
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Michigan officials are investigating the extent to which lead poisoning has harmed the residents, including children, amid reports of severe rashes, developmental issues and other problems consistent with lead poisoning.
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At a news conference late on Thursday open only to state media, he said doctors had concluded that poisoning was to blame for his illness, and not inadvertent food poisoning.
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Read These Stories Next:Apparently We Don't Have To Be Afraid Of Romaine Lettuce AnymoreWhen To Get Help For Your Disastrous Case Of Food Poisoning The Best Ways To Cure Food Poisoning
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Both sunburns and sun poisoning happen after you've been exposed to sunlight, but sun poisoning can show up after just a few minutes in the sun, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The consensus position of the medical community is that thimerosal does not cause mercury poisoning in children, and in any case the symptoms for mercury poisoning and autism are radically different.
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Below is a list of some previous incidents in which critics or enemies of Moscow have been victims of poisoning or suspected poisoning, or have cried foul after suddenly falling ill.
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" "Something that will last a good episode, like poisoning.
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" McGowan calls on the networks to "Stop poisoning humanity.
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Read these stories next: When To Get Help For Your Disastrous Case Of Food Poisoning The Best Ways To Cure Food Poisoning Man Dies After Eating Nacho Cheese From A Gas Station
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Lead poisoning is less common in public housing than in private apartments, according to city officials, and the number of children with lead poisoning has declined by about two-thirds since 2005.
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The Bulgarian government declined to expel any diplomats in the wake of the Skripal poisoning and had closed the inquiry into the Gebrev poisoning years earlier because of a lack of evidence.
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The city's health department investigates cases of lead poisoning in children, and the Education Department said there had never been a known case of lead poisoning traced to drinking water in schools.
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Read these stories next: When To Get Help For Your Disastrous Case Of Food Poisoning The Best Ways To Cure Food Poisoning Sorry, But You Might Want To Rethink Those Trendy Copper Mugs
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Which brings me to: Food Poisoning: Worried enough to stock Pepto The summer's increase in food poisoning is attributed to warmer temperatures, which create a super incubation environment for these nasty little organisms.
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And as I write this, fierce Putin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza — who already survived one poisoning in 2015 — is in grave condition in Moscow, after his organs failed following an apparent second poisoning.
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According to Petplan, the average cost of treatment for food poisoning last year was $730.17, but can easily rise to $1,100 or more depending on the severity of the poisoning and any complications.
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I AM excited to learn about a rare historical poisoning.
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But I was poisoning myself with alcohol and medicating myself.
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However, belladonna poisoning can occur when too much is ingested.
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Many L.A. areas have little or no documented lead poisoning.
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A related fact: Nobody at Fukushima died from radiation poisoning.
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Police said he had likely died of carbon monoxide poisoning.
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They also reportedly ordered toxicology reports to check for poisoning.
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However, Limon was not found guilty of the poisoning charge.
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But she wished him extra incidences of food poisoning, anyway.
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Here are some common questions about lead and lead poisoning.
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Poisoning is not the only offence almost to have disappeared.
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Drake: Abel, I believe your presence is poisoning the mood.
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These injuries can be severe, including brain injury and poisoning.
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Half a million American children are diagnosed with lead poisoning.
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"I've been doing food poisoning cases since 1993," Marler said.
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But charcoal is not usually used to treat alcohol poisoning.
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Home inspections may spot sources of poisoning to be fixed.
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Some blamed Bernie Sanders for "poisoning" the well with millennials.
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Arsenic poisoning is a particularly large threat in Southeast Asia.
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Symptoms of toxic poisoning include vomiting blood and losing consciousness.
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And now I can relive that fantasy without poisoning myself.
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Symptoms of salmonella poisoning include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and fever.
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One year later, same address, same family, called for poisoning.
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Consuming raw or undercooked poultry can lead to food poisoning.
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She said she met others there who also suffered poisoning.
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Highly sought after metallic lead is poisoning already stressed communities.
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You're poisoning our air and our water, so guess what?
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Concerns about lead poisoning continue to spread beyond Flint, Mich.
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Sanders condemned the poisoning but said nothing about Russia's involvement.
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I mean, Bon Scott did pass away through alcohol poisoning.
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Then and Now - Childhood lead poisoning in New York: tmsnrt.
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And it wasn't food poisoning that sparked his sweaty tirade.
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Russia has denied it had anything to do the poisoning.
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Lead poisoning can permanently stunt a child's intelligence and development.
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In April, Nathan L. Wylie, 13, died of similar poisoning.
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Before Roscoe was born, his father died of alcohol poisoning.
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Suffocation and poisoning, as a percentage of suicides, have increased.
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That jury did not hear evidence about the previous poisoning.
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So, he said, Britain faked another poisoning to divert attention.
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How can I tell if my baby has salmonella poisoning?
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What are the differences between stomach flu and food poisoning?
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Food poisoning, on the other hand, can last much longer.
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Bleached coral, from rising water temperatures, has been poisoning fish.
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Among them: mold, asbestos, and the risk of lead poisoning.
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"Flint is not the only place poisoning kids," Shankar said.
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Research shows younger people are more vulnerable to nicotine poisoning.
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Bludgeoning your neighbor is clearly worse than poisoning a rat.
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Read the BBC for more on the spy poisoning case.
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Moscow denies meddling in the elections or poisoning the spy.
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The Grammy winner died of accidental alcohol poisoning in 2011.
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A British inquiry's finding of probable Russian state involvement in the 2006 fatal poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko, an opponent of Vladimir Putin, made the Skripal poisoning particularly likely to draw a significant British reaction.
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Below are some details about the nerve agent and previous incidents in which critics or enemies of Moscow have been victims of poisoning or suspected poisoning, or have cried foul after suddenly falling ill.
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Awareness of lead poisoning escalated following Flint's crisis, and more recently from Reuters reporting that has identified more than 3,300 areas with childhood lead poisoning rates at least double those found in the Michigan city.
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The researchers then compared their numbers with the CDC's reported confirmed lead poisoning cases and found that nearly 600,00 children suffering from lead poisoning (blood lead levels 10 μg/dL or greater) were not counted.
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The series identified thousands of previously under-the-radar poisoning hotspots, unmasked a national epidemic, and prompted cities, Congress, federal agencies and health researchers to combat childhood lead poisoning with new urgency and concrete reforms.
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This chart from a 2015 report on lead poisoning shows some of the effects: Early interventions can help children with other disabilities, and the CDC report suggests they could help children with lead poisoning too.
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West Virginia also leads the nation in deaths from drug poisoning.
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"I spent years poisoning myself," he told Rolling Stone in 2005.
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The incident preliminarily has been ruled an accidental poisoning, Davis said.
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But this trend has several implications where lead poisoning is concerned.
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Lead poisoning from a supposedly homeopathic product is thus ultra-terrible.
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Alma Jane Hall before she became a victim of botulism poisoning.
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Is that poisoning ourselves or is that giving jobs to Americans.
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The symptoms of salmonella poisoning involve nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and fever.
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But lead poisoning doesn't care about your income bracket or race.
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Yet my species is aggressively destroying biodiversity and poisoning the biosphere.
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Then his wife admitted to poisoning his water with eye drops.
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Since the poisoning, the costs of her medical care have soared.
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Did I have a stomach bug or strangely mild food poisoning?
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We are intent on poisoning the earth one way or another.
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Treating VX poisoning requires the immediate administration of a few drugs.
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Authorities said the death appeared to be accidental carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Lead poisoning can have severe consequences for people of all ages.
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It's believed the birds had been suffering from domoic acid poisoning.
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Only one percent of NYC's food poisoning complaints come from sushi.
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From 2744 to 22016, deaths from drug poisoning increased by 240%.
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"At Kate and Toby's wedding, I had food poisoning," he explained.
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Local private media reported that Mnangagwa had suffered suspected food poisoning.
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Symptoms of poisoning include vomiting, stomach pain, hallucinations and even paralysis.
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Russia stands accused of poisoning a former spy living in Britain.
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I'm assuming that this isn't done when you have food poisoning!
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In severe cases, nicotine poisoning can cause seizures or even death.
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"[He] is poisoning our country and our children," the statement added.
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That's why the food poisoning expert orders his burgers well-done.
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The poisoning of Litvinenko is not the only example of this.
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Burning coal also acidifies the rain, poisoning our lakes and rivers.
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I'm really particular about it because I've had food poisoning myself.
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McDonald's, for example, has 22 reports of food poisoning on iwaspoisoned.
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For teens, they also looked at poisoning due to heroin overdose.
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I'm just recovering from food poisoning likely caused by bad sushi.
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An economic poisoning with the full participation of Obama and Clinton.
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The Child Nicotine Poisoning Prevention Act, which was sponsored by Sen.
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It would not stop the poisoning of our oceans and rivers.
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How do you keep a criminal record from poisoning your future?
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The most famous case of ricin poisoning, however, was state sponsored.
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While lead poisoning can be treated, certain therapies can require hospitalization.
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The poisoning ultimately caused 14 pet deaths in the United States.
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Or pumping my body full of toxins, which were poisoning me?
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Recently, she told investigators, she learned her son had lead poisoning.
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The group was investigating the poisoning in March of the Skripals.
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The cause of death is unknown, but researchers suspect rodenticide poisoning.
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Mr. Skripal was living in Salisbury, England, before the poisoning attack.
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An autopsy showed that both had died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Then, on Monday, he released a plan to combat lead poisoning.
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That's his proposal to make school buses stop poisoning our children.
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The bullet also gave him a delayed form of lead poisoning.
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However, lettuce has also become a major source of food poisoning.
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After the Skripal poisoning, police investigators in protective suits scoured Salisbury.
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Some sausages you may or may not get food poisoning from!
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Here's the latest: • The plot thickens in the Skripal poisoning investigation.
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Bellingcat's disclosure of the identity of the first poisoning suspect, Col.
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It's sort of a pre-existing condition, and it's poisoning America.
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Their smear campaigns are poisoning democratic culture and cohesion in Europe.
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Still, Vox looked at the history and science behind mercury poisoning.
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The Grammy-winning singer died of accidental alcohol poisoning in 2011.
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The cause of death was listed as cyanide poisoning, doctors said.
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" Other than poisoning, she said, "we don't see any other explanation.
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The poisoning left Mr. Gebrev, now 229155, hospitalized for a month.
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Diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramps are the symptoms of salmonella poisoning.
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He can't die, and that tragedy is poisoning everyone around him.
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It was confirmed by doctors that Wang had suffered pufferfish poisoning.
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Awareness of lead poisoning escalated following widespread exposure in Flint, Michigan.
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They saw him as poisoning the mind of rising young Athenians.
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The poisoning element here, of course, is money on the line.
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Millions of Americans continue to suffer from food poisoning each year.
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Childhood lead poisoning in 29 California neighborhoods found to rival levels in Flint Childhood lead poisoning in 29 California neighborhoods found to rival levels in Flint More than two dozen communities in California have experienced recent rates of childhood lead poisoning rivaling or exceeding those in Flint, Michigan, according to data collected by Reuters and detailed in a report published Wednesday.
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Castro released a plan Monday to address lead poisoning nationally, including proposals to amend the Stafford Act, expand Medicaid for people diagnosed with lead poisoning, allocate federal funds to replace lead pipes, and do preventive lead testing.
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And yet: we have eviscerated funding for the CDC Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention/Heathy Homes to the tune of 55.6 percent and cut lead poisoning prevention at the Department of Housing and Urban Development by 28.6 percent.
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Read Reuters' reports exposing the hidden hazards of lead poisoning across America.
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All residents were brought to safety but 24 suffered from smoke poisoning.
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Elmer developed ulcers which ruptured, causing him to develop deadly blood poisoning.
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Sanders Statement: Michigan Governor Must Resign over Flint Lead-Poisoning Crisis pic.twitter.
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Self-harming by poisoning doesn't need to involve sleeping pills or painkillers.
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Self-poisoning can be a paradoxical way of regaining ownership and control.
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Britain accuses Russia of poisoning the Skripals, a claim Moscow strongly denies.
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The cause of death was given as "chloroform poisoning," the report said.
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According ot watchdogs, this increases the chances of a food poisoning outbreak.
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I didn't know what it was; I thought it was food poisoning.
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Hyper-partisanship is poisoning our politics, making our democracy seem increasingly dysfunctional.
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Botulism is a serious type of food poisoning that can be fatal.
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Other times, ISIS has reportedly been on the other end of poisoning.
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And then Alma starts poisoning Reynolds to balance out the power dynamics.
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Environmental poisoning sterilized most of the population, so Gilead enslaves fertile women.
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She vividly describes the effects of lead-poisoning on her young patients.
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The leading cause of injury-related deaths in 2014 was unintentional poisoning.
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In more than half of all pediatric poisoning cases, edibles were involved.
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It's not just a shitty experience—food poisoning can be quite serious.
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Britain blamed Russia for the Skripal poisoning but the Kremlin denied involvement.
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Lead poisoning permanently impairs brain development, but it's not confined to Flint.
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"I have to go get my kids checked often" for lead poisoning.
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Lead poisoning the drinking water of Flint is the worst possible disaster.
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Flint's water problems started long before the news of lead poisoning broke.
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Muchmore emphasized on September 26 that lead poisoning was a serious problem.
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As miners go for gold, they are poisoning rivers, farmland - and themselves.
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Untold more suffered and died from the deleterious effects of radiation poisoning.
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Less attention has been drawn to regions with higher lead poisoning rates.
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Winehouse died in 2011 from alcohol poisoning which resulted from a relapse.
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And in some species, the Cuverian tubulles are toxic, poisoning the threat.
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North Korea said his medical state was the result of botulism poisoning.
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Flint is not the only city with tainted water or lead poisoning.
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She was found not-guilty on charges of attempted murder and poisoning.
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Ted Cruz, comparing it to a choice between poisoning or being shot.
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I would be back in the bathroom, reliving my food poisoning nightmares.
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That's a gruesome, terrifying situation — worse than getting food poisoning from sushi.
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The poisoning hazards include deteriorating lead paint, tainted soil and contaminated water.
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Some people in Idaho say the government is poisoning them with chemicals.
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Lead poisoning in the water in Flint, Michigan is just the beginning.
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Eating raw kidney beans can lead to symptoms similar to food poisoning.
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And then when I was 15, I almost died from alcohol poisoning.
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The U.S. expelled 60 Russian diplomats in response to the alleged poisoning.
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Russian diplomat to preserve appearances over the Skripal poisoning in the UK,
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In Milwaukee, 6900 percent of all children show evidence of lead poisoning.
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Howard Fineman: The hatred of "the other" is poisoning our public life.
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The bloated bodies of sheep washed into streambeds, poisoning the drinking water.
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British police offer a very different account of the killing and poisoning.
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Doping remains the scourge of sports, poisoning the concept of clean competition.
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There was a stove, so he could have got carbon monoxide poisoning.
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The entire city was vulnerable to either heavy metal or bacterial poisoning.
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On the verge of carbon dioxide poisoning, many crew members had fainted.
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Rubio is making apologies for Michigan's handling of lead poisoning in Flint.
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For girls ages 13 to 15, the poisoning rate increased 1373 percent.
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Two months ago her son Noah, 2, was diagnosed with lead poisoning.
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In recent years, city health workers homed in on the poisoning cluster.
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Many African countries still treat heavy metal poisoning as a non-issue.
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Frustrated, some are resorting to hunting down or poisoning the wild animals.
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Prepare yourself for everything from food poisoning to, well, some major drama.
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Vomit from food poisoning is great, but I won't beg for it.
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She drags those kids to church every day, poisoning them with lies.
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We're not winning seats from it — we're just poisoning the national discourse.
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Dr. Hanna-Attisha exposed the lead poisoning of children in Flint, Mich.
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You certainly don't want to waste food, or worse, risk food poisoning.
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Causes of death include exposure, hypothermia, starvation, scurvy, tuberculosis, and lead poisoning.
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Pinky Cole quit eating meat after she got food poisoning in 2007.
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Russia has denied involvement in the poisoning and responded with retaliatory expulsions.
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In my mid-twenties, I had a spectacular case of food poisoning.
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In East Chicago, Indiana, continuous lead poisoning has forced people to move.
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Pesticides can be much deadlier than, say, Tylenol as a poisoning method.
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An autopsy found that the two had died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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We've learned it was NOT food poisoning -- she just felt like crap.
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Half a million American kids still suffer from lead poisoning each year.
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After Mr. Skripal's poisoning, American intelligence agencies can no longer discount it.
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Nobody has ever overdosed on marijuana, people die from alcohol poisoning often.
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It is unclear if Mr. Putin played a role in the poisoning.
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"We need to protect Andy from kryptonite poisoning him," Mr. Rechler said.
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The poisoning set off a diplomatic clash between Russia and the West.
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The sites being investigated in connection with new poisoning are different ones.
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One died from heat stroke, and the other died from insecticide poisoning.
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Do food poisoning and the stomach flu need to be treated differently?
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You could also have something besides the stomach flu or food poisoning.
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The poisoning has incited a diplomatic crisis between Moscow and the West.
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One organizer, a pediatrician who helped expose lead poisoning in Flint, Mich.
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It's time for both men to stop poisoning their own party's well.
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Many children continued to be afflicted with symptoms related to lead poisoning.
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We could have gotten alcohol poisoning, she says, and we both laugh.
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Its aim was to compensate people with symptoms consistent with mercury poisoning.
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Or maybe they think, 'I already have mercury poisoning, so who cares?
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The latest horror is a mass poisoning in the Siberian city Irkutsk.
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Trucks, knives, and airplanes will do, as might poisoning the water supply.
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"You could have a fire or carbon monoxide poisoning," Mr. Quinn said.
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The U.K. responded to the Skripals' poisoning by expelling 23 Russian diplomats.
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Lead poisoning can lead to heart disease, kidney disease and brain damage.
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He later urged Trump to sanction Russia for the poisoning in Britain.
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Russia has denied any involvement in the poisoning and retaliated in kind.
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Sadly, fatalities from alcohol poisoning or collisions are common for intoxicated birds.
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Meanwhile, Dardia is working to increase awareness that lead poisoning is treatable.
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I also learned an important lesson about acceptance, humanity, and nicotine poisoning.
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London blames Russia for the poisoning, an allegation that Moscow has denied.
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Within about three to four years, I got food poisoning from oysters.
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According to her veterinarian, Martin wrote, they had died from algae poisoning.
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The Kremlin stands accused of poisoning other Putin critics, even exiled ones, including Alexander Litvinenko, who died from radioactive polonium poisoning blamed on Putin by a UK inquest, and Sergei Skripal and his daughter, poisoned in Salisbury, England.
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So last week I got food poisoning from a bad kebab at a restaurant where the waiter was wearing this exact color scheme with the burgundy hat included so now I'm suspicious that Eminem gave me food poisoning.
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On the Flint lead poisoning disaster, you have both been highly critical of Governor Rick Snyder of Michigan, and how the state in Michigan both caused the lead poisoning problem, and has not acted fast enough to fix it.
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Mr Corbyn's handling of the Salisbury poisoning raised questions about his judgment: he repeatedly raised questions about Russia's responsibility for the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal and refused to support joint American-French-British military action in Syria.
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The EU has called back its ambassador in Moscow for consultations relating to the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal in Britain, and EU leaders have backed Britain's assertion that Moscow is likely to blame for the poisoning.
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That makes them more physically fragile than the three previous poisoning victims in Salisbury: the former spy, Sergei V. Skripal; his daughter, Yulia Skripal and a British police officer who took sick after responding to the poisoning in Salisbury.
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A first step is to restore funding and to improve lead poisoning screening.
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Mr. Gray had sold a lead-poisoning settlement he received in the 1990s.
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Both of her sons were diagnosed with lead poisoning, according to court documents.
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They are a man with food poisoning making his recovery via steak tartar.
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As Elle knows, antifreeze can produce ethylene glycol poisoning because of its ingredients.
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Carbon monoxide poisoning can cause weakness, upset stomach, vomiting, confusion and chest pain.
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Source: Public Domain Bach McComb is a doctor and victim of botulism poisoning.
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Turing died of cyanide poisoning, possibly self-inflicted, at the age of 41. ■
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This is the second case of poisoning in a Chinese school this year.
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The Skripals recovered from the novichok poisoning after spending weeks in critical condition.
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It started with the apparent poisoning of a man named Kim Jong Nam.
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I'm no doctor but I'm pretty sure it was something like food poisoning.
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Lead poisoning can affect the brain development of babies, children, and even fetuses.
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Condors were dying of lead poisoning, their numbers dropping as low as 22.
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But none of these theories of well-respected medical historians included arsenic poisoning.
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We&aposre not the ones poisoning journalists and enemies of the Russian state.
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The downside of a fish-rich diet is the potential for mercury poisoning.
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Other body organs are also adversely affected, and lead poisoning can cause death.
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Reuters first contacted Coryn Price last year after hearing about her daughter's poisoning.
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But before the lead poisoning, he still felt "content" in Flint, he said.
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And in October, she had to deny that she was actually poisoning Mnangawawa.
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Again, women and girls accounted for the vast majority of these poisoning cases.
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The problem of lead poisoning elsewhere, for example from lead paint, does not.
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Listeria can cause serious food poisoning symptoms such as fever, vomiting, and diarrhea.
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The most common method for women was poisoning; in 1999, it was guns.
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Her anger is messy — all-consuming — poisoning her relationships with herself and others.
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Apparently, 128,000 people are hospitalized and 3,000 die each year from food poisoning.
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According to the FDA, over 48 million people get food poisoning every year.
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Another brazen poisoning on British soil would present several problems for British authorities.
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The Trump administration expelled 60 Russian diplomats over the poisoning of the Skripals.
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You'd be dead from alcohol poisoning before he makes it to the podium.
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In the ER, charcoal is used to treat drug overdoses and severe poisoning.
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Zakharova dismissed a session of Britain's parliament on the poisoning as a show.
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Hospital staff told Sekerak her son, enrolled in Medicaid, might have lead poisoning.
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Lead poisoning can lead to a lifetime of severe mental and physical ailments.
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Read This Next: States May Be Intentionally Poisoning Each Other With Toxic Air
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If levels exceed 45 mcg/dL, doctors will initiate treatment for lead poisoning.
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In 2014, bean sprouts sent 19 people to the hospital with salmonella poisoning.
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Come for the parks and lakes, stay because you died of lead poisoning.
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The state of Michigan identified 14 communities with elevated levels of lead poisoning.
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Timeline: How years of problems led to lead poisoning Individually, some are striking.
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After the coins were removed, she developed blood poisoning and serious intestinal problems.
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It doesn't take analytics to figure out who is poisoning the well here.
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The known consequences include lead poisoning, skin rashes, and carcinogens in the water.
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"I'm not sure if it was food poisoning or not," Gray said Tuesday.
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Britain blamed the poisoning on Russia but the Kremlin has denied any involvement.
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All of these symptoms have earned severe sunburns a colloquial nickname: sun poisoning.
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The three leading methods of suicide that year were suffocation, firearms and poisoning.
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Many men say they are suffering with the crippling effects of plutonium poisoning.
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Scientists says this poisoning effect is currently a growing concern with plastic pollution.
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I got sick, I had panic attacks, I almost died of blood poisoning.
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That vitriol politicized the idea of day care, poisoning the debate for decades.
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Funding for a CDC program that assists states with poisoning prevention is uncertain.
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All three had neighborhoods with documented lead poisoning rates at least twice Flint's.
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Tanaka survived, but the poisoning left her too weak to walk without support.
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Russia has denied any involvement in the poisoning and has retaliated in kind.
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Activists say the miners also introduced mercury poisoning into the Yanomami's ancestral lands.
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This kind of collusion is precisely what is poisoning faith in our politics.
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Habitat destruction, pesticide poisoning, and diseases affecting bees are all contributing to CCD.
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Like Flint, the city has had problems with lead poisoning its water supply.
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You might Google "lead poisoning" to learn how to better protect your children.
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Aramouni said there have been cases of salmonella poisoning from eating expired chocolate.
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Amy died from alcohol poisoning in 2011 after years of battling drug addiction.
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When she began experiencing morning sickness, she was convinced it was food poisoning.
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Drug poisoning is the leading cause of injury death in the United States.
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Two years ago, the reserve lost a teenager, Calvin Kokopenace, to mercury poisoning.
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Back in the '90s, she suggested that rap music was poisoning children's minds.
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KS: Eventually I'll either die from radiation poisoning or one of these things.
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To avoid food poisoning, I tend to give every oyster a micro-smell.
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The day before, however, we both got food poisoning of the worst kind.
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I often wonder whether the food poisoning was a sign from the universe!
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A 2004 housing law targeted "elimination" of childhood lead poisoning within six years.
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Kenya is a country with little capacity to test for heavy metal poisoning.
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Look, Tylenol once had to recall capsules because someone had been poisoning them.
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So the faster you treat a serious case of food poisoning, the better.
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Six months after the poisoning, a clear picture of the motive remains elusive.
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When Darlena told Villages of Benning of his poisoning, contractors ordered home testing.
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It still recounts her son's poisoning but omits any mention of the landlords.
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The moves came on a day of good news in the poisoning attack.
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Winehouse died of alcohol poisoning in London in 2011 at age of 27.
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Poland announced it would expel several Russian diplomats in response to the poisoning.
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The Kremlin has maintained that it had nothing to do with the poisoning.
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They did not discuss the poisoning of an ex-Russian spy in Britain.
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That's not the only reason salads are a major source of food poisoning.
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Lead poisoning can cause delayed puberty, and it can mess up kids' hearing.
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Lead poisoning is the leading cause of mortality among California condors, for example.
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This could help you pinpoint the source of a suspected food poisoning attack.
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The two officers charged with the Skripal poisoning also received the same award.
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Should I go to the doctor for the stomach flu or food poisoning?
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"We all got food poisoning in India, at different times," Mr. Hyland said.
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Trump said Thursday that "it looks like" Russia was involved in the poisoning.
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Hawaii bill would mandate testing kids for lead poisoning, Honolulu Civil Beat reports.
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Mona Hanna-Attisha, a pediatrician who helped expose lead poisoning in Flint, Mich.
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The study didn't examine what factors might lead to suicide attempts by poisoning.
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And so has Teresa, Fran's childhood friend, now painfully dying from asbestos poisoning.
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New research by the British Library suggests a more dramatic possibility: arsenic poisoning.
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"Her cause of death is blood poisoning," one of the vets told reporters.
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What van Meegeren had truly mastered was the art of poisoning the wells.
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What they thought was altitude sickness turned out to be carbon monoxide poisoning.
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"I have, apparently, some food poisoning," Stone told District Judge Amy Berman Jackson.
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Investigators have so far failed to identify the substance used in his poisoning.
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Last year, a lead poisoning crisis threw Flint, Michigan, in the national spotlight.
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The water crisis in Flint put lead poisoning on the national political radar.
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But Flint and other cities exposed to lead poisoning remain concerned about testing.
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Read more: Childhood lead poisoning in 24 California neighborhoods rival levels in Flint.
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Castro is proposing to set up a presidential task force on lead, which would be "charged with eliminating lead poisoning as a major public health threat," and the plan would include a national assessment of communities at risk of lead poisoning.
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The charge against Gasmar comes on the heels of stricter monitoring by SMA following a gas poisoning incident in August in which hundreds of people showed symptoms of gas inhalation poisoning, prompting ongoing protests over the government's handling of the issue.
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The senator also brought up the topic of lead poisoning in cities such as Flint, Michigan, seemingly referencing a 2016 investigation by Reuters that found nearly 3,000 areas with lead poisoning rates of at least 10%, or double those in Flint.
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But long before the Kremlin's "little green men" arrived in Crimea in 2014, Russia and its agents were using every dirty trick at their disposal, from poisoning a future Ukrainian president with dioxin to poisoning the media landscape with disinformation.
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As many as 8,000 children under 6 may have been exposed to lead poisoning.
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But so far, this appears to be a case of accidental poisoning, Davis said.
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The initial symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are flu-like, but without a fever.
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Source: Alma Jane Hall Alma Jane Hall became was a victim of botulism poisoning.
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VICE News retraced some of the steps they and Litvinenko took following the poisoning.
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"Buckwild" star Shain Gandee died from carbon monoxide poisoning at age 21 in 2013.
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An autopsy of Gandee's body later revealed he had died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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President Trump is notoriously paranoid about everything from germs to people poisoning his food.
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At 16 years old, McFarlane began experiencing symptoms similar to that of food poisoning.
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That's when it hit her that it may not be food poisoning after all.
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Hunter is able to rule out congenital heart failure, as well as alcohol poisoning.
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Heaps of dead bees piling up outside hives points to acute, immediate pesticide poisoning.
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She reportedly died of alcohol poisoning, after drinking excessively following a period of abstinence.
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There is no medicine to counteract aconite poisoning, according to the department of health.
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"There are many other more likely causes of cataracts than arsenic poisoning," she said.
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He did not bring up the poisoning attack in his phone call with Putin.
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Dig deeperBritain identifies two Russians as suspects in the Skripal poisoning (Sep 6th 2018)
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Troyer was an alcoholic who was reportedly hospitalized for alcohol poisoning earlier in April.
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The most common suicide method was a firearm (73%), followed by hanging, and poisoning.
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Two more people in Polk County were also reportedly treated for carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Republicans acted as if he'd introduced an Act for the Poisoning of School Lunch.
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Still others are worried about the potential for getting food poisoning from raw poultry.
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Nicotine poisoning can also cause lasting adverse consequences on brain development, particularly in children.
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Formula allowed me to enjoy the occasional buzz without fear of poisoning my baby.
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In America investigations are typically carried out only in known cases of lead poisoning.
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Another way to screen is with a questionnaire about risk factors for lead poisoning.
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His lawyers say that before the shooting, Williams was hospitalized for extreme lead poisoning.
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"Four out of five cases [of food poisoning] are from contaminated poultry," says Roe.
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If accepted, this settlement would resolve one of two high-profile Terminix poisoning cases.
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Today, Mays, her husband and three children all suffer from longterm heavy metals poisoning.
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Last year alone, the number of food-poisoning cases diagnosed just by CIDTs doubled.
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Sources say he was treated for alcohol poisoning because his BAC was triple the .
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Salmonellae: Strains of salmonella are responsible for things like food poisoning and typhoid fever.
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More from NBC News: Parents are poisoning their children with bleach to 'cure' autism.
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Putin has been accused of poisoning or having political opponents assassinated in the past.
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It's also possible to contract salmonella poisoning from the feces of dogs and cats.
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Carbon monoxide poisoning is a leading cause of death after storms with power outages.
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The day that we drove home I got food poisoning on the car ride.
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Authorities responded to a call related to carbon monoxide poisoning at around 5 a.m.
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All of the victims in the home at the time showed symptoms of poisoning.
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We also see that Adora is having a relapse and is slowly poisoning Amma.
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I was getting what I thought was random food poisoning, but kind of often.
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Arsenic poisoning can also lead to respiratory diseases, vascular diseases, neuropathy and liver fibrosis.
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Britain has revealed more evidence of Russia's involvement in the poisoning of Sergei Skripal.
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This month's incidents follow repeated cases of alcohol poisoning in Turkey in recent years.
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A nuclear accident at a nearby military base threatened the residents with radiation poisoning.
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High doses of these pose the greatest risk for acute radiation poisoning and death.
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Some British lawmakers have said RT should be barred from Britain after the poisoning.
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This is one of many food-poisoning outbreaks to be reported in recent times.
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During her time there, she was brutally attacked and accused of poisoning her friends.
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Health Ministry data show that around 4,000 pesticide poisoning cases were reported last year.
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My husband was holding my hair and he was like, 'Maybe it's food poisoning.
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Or of implicit biases, or inexplicable reasoning, that wind up secretly poisoning such systems?
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Of her four children, three experience the long-term health consequences of lead poisoning.
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Many parents, she said, don't want to think their child could have lead poisoning.
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Its piece is headlined "Women Freak Out When CDC Recommends Not Poisoning Their Babies "
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"It presented itself like a real bad case of food poisoning," she told GMA.
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Contact a doctor immediately so that he or she can confirm carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Then he gets the most terrible alcohol poisoning at the end of the race.
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Big Ag lobbyists shouldn't be able to buy immunity while poisoning America's drinking water.
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Careful not to eat anything undercooked though, or your character might get food poisoning.
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Most poisoning systems acted too fast, killing ants either upon contact or soon after.
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Lead poisoning stunts children's cognitive development, and no level of exposure is considered safe.
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In the United States, contaminated fish is the No. 1 source of mercury poisoning.
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Among the many threats they face are lava, sulfur dioxide poisoning and earthquake damage.
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Russia has denied being involved in the poisoning and responded by expelling Western diplomats.
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Then on March 21, more than 50 children were hospitalized with symptoms of poisoning.
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Now, one of the most immediate problems with thawing permafrost would be mercury poisoning.
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At the same time, a drawn-out process risks poisoning the well for supporters.
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Vomiting and nausea after vaping are also symptoms of nicotine poisoning, according to DrugWatch.
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The woman was having fun, but she also didn't want to get food poisoning.
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Lead poisoning can damage developing babies' nervous systems and later affect behavior and intelligence.
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That blast killed about 40,000 people instantly — thousands more would die of radiation poisoning.
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Moscow has denied any involvement in the poisoning, which Skripal and his daughter survived.
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Zakharova said that at least a photograph of Litvinenko had appeared after his poisoning.
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Copeny's activism started when saw children in her town test positive for lead poisoning.
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The effects of lead poisoning on Ms. Walker's children, and countless others, are irreversible.
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Determining the burden of lead poisoning in any community requires appropriate analysis, it added.
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Doubling over, he assumes the sharp ache must be food poisoning from undercooked potatoes.
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Mercury poisoning can affect fetal growth, leading to poor brain development and impaired learning.
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Across the United States, several have linked use of surma to childhood poisoning cases.
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My father was also concerned with germs and cleanliness, food poisoning and food safety.
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US Attorney's brief statement confirming federal investigation into Flint Michigan lead poisoning disaster: pic.twitter.
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Is a giant corporation poisoning the air you breathe or the water you drink?
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Among children ages 1 to 4, hospitalizations for opioid poisoning increased by 205 percent.
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During the Black Death of the fourteenth century, Christians blamed Jews for poisoning wells.
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It is a sign that hatred of The Other is poisoning our public life.
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On Wednesday, Russia demanded London prove its own spies were not behind the poisoning.
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They've been poisoning the environment, they've been deforesting the Amazon," he told "American Greed.
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And drug poisoning is becoming more common as a method of suicide, he added.
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As a result, children and families drank water contaminated with lead, poisoning a generation.
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It's especially important now because of the poisoning of the heroin supply with fentanyl.
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Her son died suddenly at age 3, possibly from mercury poisoning by a nanny.
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Nigeria has also recorded cases of chloroquine poisoning after Trump's endorsement, according to CNN.
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Nigeria has reported two cases of chloroquine poisoning since Trump's initial comments, Bloomberg reported.
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When poisoning is fatal, near the end, they become paralyzed, comatose after muscle convulsion.
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Since then, cases of lead poisoning have dropped precipitously in the city and nationwide.
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OVER THE YEARS, high-profile figures have tried to find other defenses against poisoning.
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Nigerian health officials have reported that hospitals are now treating patients for chloroquine poisoning.
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Twelve others died, one from the initial explosion and 11 from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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That said, pinpointing the cause of a food poisoning incident can be very tricky.
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Methanol poisoning typically occurs through the consumption of counterfeit or improperly produced alcohol products.
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Here are a few examples: Phoebe's mother died by suicide from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Rinne was back after sitting out Saturday due to a case of food poisoning.
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The poisoning of the Skripals ignited a diplomatic feud between Russia and the West.
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And "Hunting the KGB Killers" investigates the 2006 poisoning death of Alexander V. Litvinenko.
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They're going to be poisoning our children with drugs right here in New Hampshire.
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Poisoning symptoms can include sweating, nausea, vomiting, blurred vision and foaming at the mouth.
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The next morning, my brother and I discovered that we both had food poisoning.
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It was Wednesday, and the day before she had been hit with food poisoning.
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In New York City, veterinarians say, canine marijuana poisoning has become a daily occurrence.
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He vetoed a bill meant to strengthen protections against lead paint poisoning in 2003.
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Lead poisoning has been particularly acute in Baltimore because of its aging housing stock.
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A person who puts his leftovers in a hot car might get food poisoning.
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The Internet is poisoning us all and it's time we did something about it.
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It's the main reason for rainforest destruction and the poisoning of our water systems.
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At the hotel, I later developed food poisoning and was senseless for three days.
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Or it could have been food poisoning, common in summer because food spoils quickly.
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To avoid solanine poisoning, it's important to discard any potatoes with a greenish cast.
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Leafy vegetables were also the second most common cause of food poisoning-related hospitalizations.
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And the effects of lead poisoning on the city's children will last a lifetime.
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Lead poisoning affects the development of children's brains and nervous systems in irreversible ways.
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Two suspects in the poisoning of a Bulgarian businessman, his son, and a business partner appear on CCTV footage of a hotel parking garage where the victims parked their cars just hours before they showed symptoms of poisoning, a Bulgarian prosecutor has confirmed.
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Exclusive: Lead poisoning afflicts neighborhoods across California, new data showsDozens of California communities have experienced recent childhood lead poisoning rates surpassing those of Flint, Michigan, with one Fresno locale showing rates nearly three times higher, blood testing data obtained by Reuters shows.
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But even in those cases, there was none of the theatricality of a polonium poisoning.
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He was poisoning people, which felt like the more direct threat to the wider community.
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The Army, for instance, is conducting spot visits to inspect homes for lead poisoning risks.
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But Russia denies having any involvement in the recent poisoning of Skripal and his daughter.
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The proof of their love is in what they've endured together — specifically, couples' food poisoning.
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Despite decades of U.S. progress in curbing lead poisoning, millions of children remain at risk.
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Yet water poisoning is often caused by lack of regulation of the fossil-fuel industry.
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During which time any combination of boredom, radiation poisoning, and cancer will likely kill you.
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Javid has called on Russia to "explain the nerve agent poisoning" following the second incident.
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Lead poisoning in drinking water became a national issue in Flint, Michigan beginning in 2014.
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Britain has blamed Russia for the poisoning of the Skripals, but Russia has denied involvement.
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But what if HBO commissions something about the Skripal poisoning, or the annexation of Crimea?
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And what at first seemed like a bad joke ended up poisoning Max's social life.
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The remedies sought range from monetary compensation for lead poisoning to refunds for water bills.
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Before his death, it had been reported that Troyer had been hospitalized with alcohol poisoning.
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Since last year communist-party mouthpieces have been excoriating games companies for poisoning young minds.
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Some have speculated she was a political radical, others that she died of arsenic poisoning.
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Join the ranks of these fine men and add urushiol poisoning to your morning routine.
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Read more from NBC News: Parents are poisoning their children with bleach to 'cure' autism.
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Alaska now has one of the highest incidences of this shellfish poisoning in the world.
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Roy was found dead in his truck on July 13, 2014, from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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No one talks about the culture of violence that's poisoning the minds of young Americans.
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"This was over a period of time, with small amounts of poisoning occurring," Morganelli said.
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The suspects in the Skripal poisoning were photographed going through security at London's Heathrow Airport.
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In general, suicide attempts by poisoning are fatal less than 5 percent of the time.
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In 1996, it was discovered that 34 percent of the town's children had lead poisoning.
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This is especially troubling because kids are the population most at risk for lead poisoning.
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Lead poisoning is also known to contribute to poor academic outcomes and increased crime rates.
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So far, 57 salmonella poisoning cases in 16 states have been connected with this outbreak.
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Tracking food poisoning cases is laborious detective work, and sometimes the culprit is never revealed.
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Its collapse was the result of a slow poisoning of relations between the two sides.
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And I thought that what they were doing was poisoning the fabric of the country.
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The late Massachusetts teen died of carbon monoxide poisoning after locking himself in his truck.
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And they believe that he hurt Clinton by poisoning his millennial supporters' views of her.
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Symptoms of salmonella poisoning can include nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and fever, according to the CDC.
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As the first reports of lead poisoning began to emerge, they hurried to discount them.
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The poisoning attempt involved a military-grade nerve agent of a type developed by Russia.
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The comic and her boyfriend Ben Hanisch recently came down with food poisoning in Paris.
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Children are especially vulnerable to the effects of lead poisoning, which can cause developmental problems.
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Authorities say an elderly couple in Greenville, South Carolina died of probable carbon monoxide poisoning.
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But cooking chicken to the well-done stage doesn't necessarily protect consumers from salmonella poisoning.
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Ironically, the United States' success in reducing lead poisoning is one reason for testing lapses.
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Symptoms of poisoning – neurological impairment and behavior disorders – can be hard to distinguish at first.
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Twenty reports involved deaths from drowning, carbon monoxide poisoning, fatal car crashes, and likely suicide.
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Croatia earlier expelled a Russian diplomat in solidarity with Britain over a spy poisoning case.
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If you haven't, it's a drug that's supposed to help protect people against radiation poisoning.
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Before knowing about the poisoning and tampering, Rowe had already made arrangements to move out.
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Poisoning, falls and drowning are all environment-related threats that can result in unintentional injuries.
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According to the CDC, key ways to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning from your vehicle include:
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Avi, who is now 11, was diagnosed with a brain injury due to lead poisoning.
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After 20143 days of agony he composed a statement blaming his poisoning on Vladimir Putin.
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" UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres tweeted: "Racism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism & Islamophobia are poisoning our societies.
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Within weeks a local parent and physician reported evidence of lead poisoning in young children.
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The group cited Reuters' work, which helped to identify Dallas areas with high poisoning rates.
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The condor remains endangered, with the biggest impediment to its continued recovery being lead poisoning.
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Yes, a foreign power — Russia — warped our citizens' voting behavior by poisoning our social media.
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RHP Sonny Gray was scratched from his scheduled Opening Day start because of food poisoning.
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But according to a food-poisoning expert, manufacturers are the ones who should be scared.
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Gray, whose death sparked days of unrest, was diagnosed with lead poisoning as a child.
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Stumped, Omido acted on a co-worker's recommendation she test her son for lead poisoning.
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Catherine Okello, before falling ill, lost her 10-month-old son Victor to lead poisoning.
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She gathered a handful of Owino Uhuru residents who were exhibiting signs of lead poisoning.
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However, no official evidence of poisoning has been found in his body, according to Tolokonnikova.
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These include alcohol poisoning, sexual assault and relationship violence, organizational conduct problems, and academic problems.
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Federal programs fund testing for children, cleanup of industrial lead hazards and poisoning-awareness efforts.
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Buffalo's problem stems from a simple equation: Old houses plus high poverty equal lead poisoning.
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Later last year, incidents of lead poisoning among children increased substantially, leading to the crisis.
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The vet said the animals had blue-green algae poisoning from swimming in the pond.
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Try telling that to the one in six Americans who contract food poisoning each year.
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"It appears that lead poisoning is sometimes the cost of their loyalty to the military."
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He said he was certain he had been the target of a security service poisoning.
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Cigarette filters are poisoning our environment -- but do they do anything to help smokers' lungs?
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As primary care doctors, we wanted to understand how widespread lead poisoning is in America.
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For most cities in America, we don't actually know the overall rate of lead poisoning.
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A few years ago, the shooter said he also tried to give himself alcohol poisoning.
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We cannot eliminate lead poisoning until we remove the sources of lead from children's homes.
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Until 2015, the city had but one employee to inspect homes where lead poisoning occurred.
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Friends and fellow Pussy Riot members quickly suggested he was the victim of a poisoning.
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Methanol poisoning can cause confusion, dizziness, drowsiness, headaches and the inability to coordinate muscle movements.
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In general, attempts by poisoning are only fatal less than 5 percent of the time.
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The hosts challenge her on Russian interference in U.S. politics, troll farms and U.K. poisoning.
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Typical symptoms of mercury poisoning include trembling, vision impairment, lack of coordination, and muscle weakness.
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Some suffer from the effects of lead paint poisoning, or have learning and behavioral disabilities.
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He passed away from alcohol poisoning and they wanted this album to properly memorialize him.
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It appears that lead poisoning is sometimes the cost of their loyalty to the military.
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We asked Dr. Tedeschi about what alcohol poisoning actually is — and how to recognize it.
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"This poisoning of an entire population was entirely preventable," Hanna-Attisha told the Huffington Post.
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Trump's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) pick hasn't looked at the scientific research on lead poisoning.
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Experts theorize on the latest Novichok poisoning, Polish judges rebel and the trade war begins.
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A mere $22027 million could replace the lead water pipes poisoning children in Flint, Mich.
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Toxins do not "build up" inside you (with the exception of actual poisoning, of course).
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On Wednesday, this included trying to link the Salisbury poisoning to the war in Syria.
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Meanwhile, the diplomatic crisis over the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain intensified.
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But with the poisoning they really put their foot in it, they acted too traditionally.
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The poisoning of Mr. Skripal, who had provided information to Britain, appears to be different.
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Mr. Kim has also been accused of masterminding the fatal poisoning of his half brother.
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But poisoning is avoidable if old homes containing lead paint are properly monitored and maintained.
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In 1994, Pete Sampras got food poisoning on the eve of his final with Agassi.
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In addition, eagles often died of poisoning when they ate waterfowl injured by lead shot.
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Organizing neighbors to sue a power plant that's poisoning the community is a personal action.
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The first public poisoning we know about — apparently with dioxin — was the attempt on Sept.
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In the past, fear of mercury poisoning scared tuna eaters and tarnished the industry's reputation.
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Then I had some tests done, and it turned out I had crazy mercury poisoning.
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The poisoning of the former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia, in Britain?
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After lead paint was banned in the city in 1960, cases of lead poisoning plummeted.
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"I've had food poisoning today, so I feel like absolute death," he said on Friday.
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There's no cure for the poisoning, and exposure nearly always leads to death in dogs.
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Food service, for instance, used to be off limits, given the risk of poisoning people.
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She is the sister of Roy Thomas, the husband Ms. Joseph stands accused of poisoning.
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Aren't we tired yet of all the cruelty already poisoning the very air we breathe?
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The poisoning became more common about a decade ago, as weather patterns began to change.
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A city of students go without running drinking water because of concerns of lead poisoning.
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The site allows people to report food poisoning incidents but does not confirm the information.
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There have been no health reports that would suggest a spike in poisoning from fish.
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We are being poisoned, and we are poisoning the earth — cancer, autoimmune diseases, behavioral issues. . . .
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The pollution in the river caused lead poisoning from the city's water pipe delivery system.
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By the spring of 13, lead poisoning had been diagnosed in more than 21 children.
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Russia has denied any involvement in the Skripal poisoning as well as the Litvinenko case.
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No community in America should fear lead poisoning in their water supply like Flint, Mich.
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Seizures are known to be a possible side effect of nicotine poisoning, the FDA said.
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There's always hope, even in a world where my constant death was slowly poisoning everyone.
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Take precautions when using gas-powered appliances as they could lead to carbon monoxide poisoning.
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We owe it to them to stand up to polluters and stop poisoning our planet.pic.twitter.
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One wanted to know if his sore throat might be a symptom of radiation poisoning.
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Mr. Gebrev, who with the others survived the poisoning, could not be reached for comment.
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The result may well be more people getting sick or dying from food poisoning. 4.
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We're also told it does not appear to be a case of carbon monoxide poisoning.
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The I.V. Doc offers intravenous treatments for conditions like jet lag, hangovers and food poisoning.
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EPA tried to block the release of a report detailing the dangers of PFOA poisoning.
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The expulsions were in retaliation for the poisoning of a former Russian spy in Britain.
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Blackstone's sister, Wendy, died in 2015 from a combination of carbon monoxide poisoning and Xanax.
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One in six Americans get food poisoning every year, and those sicknesses can be deadly.
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"Drug-poisoning deaths increased from 17,2000 in 2000 to 52,404 in 2015," and the drug poisoning death rate per 100,000 people increased from 6.2 to 16.2, mostly due to opioids, according to a new paper published yesterday in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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The Huffington Post laid out the interesting hypothesis that, because Cliff was one of the many Boston College students who got food poisoning after eating at Chipotle this year, when he said "going out to eat," he meant to reference his earlier food poisoning.
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In addition to poisoning the city of 100,000 people and exposing an estimated 8,2300 children to toxic levels of lead caused by the new water source, the total lifetime economic losses of the lead poisoning in Flint will reach $24 million, or $22015,24.5 per child.
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In addition to poisoning the city of 100,000 people and exposing an estimated 8,000 children to toxic levels of lead caused by the new water source, the total lifetime economic losses of the lead poisoning in Flint will reach $395 million, or $50,53 per child.
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The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment argued that edibles put young children at risk of accidental poisoning, and noted that calls to poison control centers and visits to Colorado pediatric hospitals related to marijuana poisoning increased after medical marijuana became readily available.
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And while all signs may point to food poisoning being at the root of the hospitalizations, it's worth noting that 835 people attended the event and, as any loyal reader of MUNCHIES knows, you don't have to actually eat contaminated food to get food poisoning.
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" The statement also included a bit of context from the city's health commissioner, Dr. Mary T. Bassett: "The large majority of lead poisoning cases are found in private housing, not in N.Y.C.H.A. That being said, one case of lead poisoning is one too many.
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Even more striking is the rage among Vietnamese who have not suffered from the poisoning themselves.
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Nicholas Kristof WE have been rightfully outraged by the lead poisoning of children in Flint, Mich.
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The earliest efforts to govern abortions centered on concerns about poisoning, not morality, religion or politics.
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But lead poisoning is a national crisis, not just a Flint crisis, affecting 535,000 US children.
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Alejandro's apparent poisoning raises questions about whether his father was the victim of foul play, too.
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A bout of food poisoning caused Kylie Jenner to take a small break from Snapchat recently.
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Seizures, difficulty breathing, lethargy and excessive sleepiness are symptoms of belladonna poisoning, according to the FDA.
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"We will stop the drugs from pouring into our country and poisoning our youth," Trump said.
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Poor nutrition can worsen lead poisoning, allowing children's bodies to absorb more of the heavy metal.
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That's the biggest revelation from the latest giant email dump on the city's lead-poisoning crisis.
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As a victim of Mold Poisoning I cannot even allow these to be in my house.
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It supports programs that reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer, and lead poisoning in communities.
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" Jim alleged,"They intended to bring these gentlemen to alcohol-poisoning levels right from the outset.
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Costolo dramatically likened Trump's meetings with Silicon Valley leaders to alcohol poisoning and extreme water torture.
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Four people died from radiation poisoning, and 28 had to be hospitalized for serious radiation burns.
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Aside from spearings, Maasai have begun poisoning carcasses between a lion's initial gorge and second feed.
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Lead poisoning can cause serious health conditions including brain damage, as well as polluting the environment.
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Scott, you don't give a shit about poisoning the environment for your kids and grandkids, right?
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The range of remedies sought included monetary compensation for lead poisoning and refunds for water bills.
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It gives me a lot of body anxiety, imagining something invisible like radiation slowly poisoning you.
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Chocolate: As many dog owners know, chocolate can be lethal for dogs because of theobromine poisoning.
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And such is the nature of lead poisoning, it can affect people very differently, even twins.
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She denied poisoning the coffee and said that Berreth did not drink it, according to Slater.
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However, there was no happy ending: in 1902 Zola died, possibly murdered, of carbon-monoxide poisoning.
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The most recent headline from the trial declared that Kim's "soiled underwear" was evidence of poisoning.
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It's this bacteria that can cause infections, lead to boils, and in some cases food poisoning.
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In the past, the food industry was only required to react to outbreaks of food poisoning.
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For pregnant women, methylmercury poisoning can lead to developmental abnormalities and cerebral palsy in future children.
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And this week the U.K. implicated him in the poisoning death of one of his rivals.
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Avery, the naturalist, says it is done through various methods, including shooting, poisoning and trapping birds.
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In the past 20 years, the overall rate of lead poisoning in Chicago has dropped significantly.
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And the long-term health effects of that poisoning may not be fully understood for years.
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The official cause of death was carbon monoxide poisoning and it was ruled an accidental death.
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During a trip to Paris with her then-boyfriend Ben Hanisch, they both contracted food poisoning.
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"He got caught red handed poisoning the children of Flint," Cartwright, a Democrat, said of Snyder.
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It is too early to know how lead poisoning will affect Emily in the long run.
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As they age, childhood lead-poisoning victims can have learning, behavioral, reproductive and other health issues.
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All were possible symptoms of lead poisoning, a preventable affliction that can damage children for life.
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The virus causes symptoms similar to those of food poisoning, including vomiting, diarrhea and stomach pain.
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Scientists have also learned that it wasn't just lead poisoning Flint's water, but also deadly bacteria.
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The trend has been largely driven by increases in poisoning attempts by girls and young women.
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Prosecutors said Merlino had used the internet to research cyanide poisoning, according to the Virginian-Pilot.
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" Amy died from alcohol poisoning and Janis admits: "I was helpless, that s the worst part.
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Overall, 176 children, or 1.3 percent, died during hospitalizations for opioid poisoning during the study period.
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An independent inquiry found the animals had succumbed to stress and poisoning from drinking salty water.
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Yulia Skripal says recovery has been slow and painful, in first interview since nerve agent poisoning.
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While some die from drowning or falling, most often the cause of death is alcohol poisoning.
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The USDA explains that most common symptoms of Salmonella poisoning are diarrhea, abdominal cramps, and fever.
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Dementia had long set in, her kidneys stopped functioning, and human waste was literally poisoning her.
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Contaminated water is returned to rivers, slowly poisoning the people who need the water to live.
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They build trust with an audience, poisoning minds over time using deceptive viewpoints and half-truths.
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I had food poisoning last weekend and haven't felt up to working out this week yet.
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A targeted phishing email allegedly sent by the Carbanak group, masquerading as a food poisoning alert.
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Salt poisoning, as Pet Poison Hotline points out, can be very damaging to dogs and cats.
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Russia has denied involvement in the Skripals' poisoning, accusing Britain of leading an anti-Russian campaign.
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Mrs May was Tory home secretary during the public inquiry into the poisoning ten years later.
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Plastics absorb toxins—like PCBs, pesticides, and motor oil—like a sponge, poisoning the food chain.
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During a trip to Paris with her then-boyfriend Ben Hanisch, they both contracted food poisoning.
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At least 23 people have died from alcohol poisoning across the nation, according to media reports.
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The mercury they use to separate gold from grit is poisoning the rivers, the report said.
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Two died of hypothermia in Virginia, and one from carbon monoxide poisoning in Pennsylvania, officials said.
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Portland Public Schools also promised to assist in testing children for lead poisoning starting June 6.
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That time Amy Schumer got food poisoning while celebrating her one-year anniversary with her boyfriend.
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In some extreme cases, overhydration can cause water poisoning , a potentially lethal condition known as hyponatremia.
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Some of the doctors convicted then worked to cover up the poisoning, complicating the subsequent investigation.
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Symptoms of under-testing span the country: • Pennsylvania has childhood lead-poisoning rates nearly double Flint's.
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Coroners ruled the children's deaths resulted from a mix of carbon monoxide poisoning and smoke inhalation.
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He was found dead in his pickup truck on July 13, 2014, from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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And, as we wrote, only 1% of New York City's food poisoning reports come from sushi.
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In some places outside of Flint, more than half of children test positive for lead poisoning.
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Of the 25,25 counties in the United States, only 103,210 reported lead poisoning data in 22013.
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The range of remedies sought include monetary compensation for lead poisoning and refunds for water bills.
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The range of remedies sought include monetary compensation for lead poisoning and refunds for water bills.
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But some residents still suffer from the effects of lead poisoning, which can include neurological problems.
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Many of the drug-poisoning deaths, Fenelon suspects, likely involve prescription opioid abuse and heroin use.
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Consequences of lead poisoning Most doctors recommend children's lead levels be tested during routine well exams.
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Russia's reaction to the nerve gas poisoning suggests President Vladimir Putin believes he is beyond reprisal.
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They contended that home owners were responsible for preventing any poisoning hazards in their living spaces.
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According to Adams, the negative effects of metal poisoning in ancient populations here were probably widespread.
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Sources: CDC, state health agencies, poisoning prevention programs, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Edited by Ronnie Greene
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For children, whose bodies and brains are still developing, lead poisoning can be even more devastating.
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We were told he was being treated for alcohol poisoning because his BAC was triple the .
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"The most common method was firearm, followed by hanging or suffocation, followed by poisoning," Schuchat said.
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Another major symptom of methanol poisoning is blurred vision, eventually leading to blindness in severe cases.
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"Always handle ground beef carefully and cook it thoroughly to prevent food poisoning," the CDC advises.
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Were Tillerson's comments on the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal the last straw for Trump?
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To a large extent, the government has ignored the correlation between violent crime and lead poisoning.
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Botulism is a rare form of life-threatening food poisoning caused by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum.
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The team confirmed sarin poisoning by testing the blood of victims across the border in Turkey.
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On Thursday, Trump said it looked like Russia was behind the poisoning of an ex-spy.
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In a report in April, the panel found that Unmik had essentially contributed to the poisoning.
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Severe, persistent lead poisoning is occurring throughout low- and middle-income countries on a massive scale.
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"I hope they realize that this is not just a story about water poisoning," he said.
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Or they may think their symptoms of nausea are caused by something else, like food poisoning.
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FYI, carbon monoxide poisoning is no joke -- it can be deadly if inhaled at high levels.
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Russia denies involvement in the poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury, southern England.
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Since 2009, drug poisoning deaths have outnumbered deaths by firearms, motor vehicle crashes, suicide and homicide.
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For instance, they have published analyses of the manipulation of trending stories on the Salisbury poisoning.
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He added that the city's health department already offered free testing of children for lead poisoning.
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Overall, the study finds the rate of poisoning attempts more than doubled among boys and girls.
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My girlfriend looked after me through the food poisoning, setting me up in her living room.
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Former double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter, Yulia, remain in critical condition after the poisoning.
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In a statement, City Hall called its complaint-based enforcement system "highly effective" at reducing poisoning.
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"We really advise people against using anti-diarrheals when they have food poisoning," Dr. Chutkan says.
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Portable generators, as well as other appliances, can cause fatal carbon monoxide poisoning if used indoors.
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The poisoning has revived tensions between Britain and Russia, which Britain has blamed for the attack.
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Earlier, the investigation had said that the soccer player suffered carbon monoxide poisoning in the crash.
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Clinton with the reflexive rejection of a recent food poisoning victim facing down a fresh oyster.
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Analysts and other experts put forward multiple theories about how the recent poisoning could have occurred.
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Darlena Brown said Villages of Benning wasn't aware of JC's poisoning, either, until she spoke up.
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The theory is that a steel mill dumped toxic waste into the ocean, poisoning the sea.
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When we eat salads that are prewashed and bagged, we increase our risk of food poisoning.
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When things go awry — be it food poisoning or oyster crackers — a record is online instantly.
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But Putin, in his first detailed comments on the poisoning, said Russia had been falsely accused.
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There's a few more semi-real world examples where you could help track food poisoning. Yes.
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It would take trial and error to get the proportions right, to prevent death by poisoning.
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Less fanciful hazards of vaccination were alleged to include tuberculosis, madness, blood poisoning, cancer and syphilis.
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It can cause brain damage and death in marine mammals, and amnesic shellfish poisoning in humans.
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Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin has felt quite confident about poisoning ex-spies living in Britain.
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Britain and its allies, including the United States, expelled dozens of Russian diplomats over the poisoning.
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If the agent was deposited more recently, then the March poisoning was not an isolated attack.
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At least we now know that she never intended Joffrey's poisoning to be quite so horrific.
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CityMD, an urgent-care walk-in clinic, was ready and waiting when she had food poisoning.
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Causes include a gastrointestinal infection, and acute mercury poisoning, he revealed in an update last month.
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The F.B.I. ruled out methanol poisoning from alcohol for the deaths, the State Department spokesperson said.
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Health officials confiscated 30,303 bottles of alcohol and suspect the deaths were caused by methanol poisoning.
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"Relative to other sources of fatality of birds, alcohol poisoning isn't a huge risk," she said.
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The group's report bolstered Britain's claim that the poisoning in Salisbury, England, was ordered by Moscow.
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Makwala pulled out of his 200-meter heat Monday and later said he had food poisoning.
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Other causes of anagen hair loss that can be permanent include radiation and heavy metal poisoning.
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Mr. Bourdain has plenty of advice for travelers looking to avoid both frustration and food poisoning.
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Its manganese dust was migrating into the community, into homes, businesses and hospitals, poisoning the residents.
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Ready-to-eat meat and poultry products could lead to food poisoning Bakkavor Foods USA Inc.
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I head to the bathroom and end up throwing up — I think I have food poisoning.
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Chipotle had some hard times in the 2010s, with repeated food poisoning outbreaks starting in 2015.
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The window was small and easily sealed, Ng explained, a perfect place for carbon monoxide poisoning.
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In fact, this is the first-known case of methylmercury poisoning from a skin-lightening cream.
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Mercury poisoning symptoms include tingling in the hands, feet, or mouth, dizziness, memory problems, and irritability.
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This would not be the first case of food poisoning in India to kill multiple people.
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We'll stop it, we'll stop the drugs from pouring into our nation and poisoning our youth.
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However, Cunningham warned that minor poisoning can result in stomachache, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and occasionally, fever.
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Britain has accused Russia of the poisoning of the Skripals, a charge Russia has repeatedly denied.
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Reducing lead poisoning further would mean removing and replacing lead-ridden soil and lead-painted windows.
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If elevated home water lead levels are in fact contributing to lead poisoning in other communities, besides removing the source of the lead, it will be important for states to retool their targeted screening protocols to better address water as a potential lead poisoning risk factor.
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Study co-author Dr. Paul Blanc, a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, told Insider that while poisoning from inorganic mercury in skin products is fairly common, poisoning from the organic form of mercury, methylmercury, is far less common but much more toxic.
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