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Toxicology Answer: the Lionfish, a Dangerous, Non-Native Invader

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This excruciating pain is described by many victims as a continuous burning, tingling, and numbness. A five-year poison center experience. Poisoning, envenomation, and trauma from marine creatures. 1 Mechanism of Action The pain-producing (algogenic) mechanisms of the lionfish venom are interesting. 2023;8(5):e1090. J Emerg Med.

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Toxicology Answer: The Fig Tree

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The main symptoms of phytophotodermatitis are burning, itchy erythema, and edema, which usually begin 24 hours after exposure. Post-burn, it can also cause long term hyperpigmentation. Accessed May 16, 2023. The curious cases of burn by fig tree leaves. Ficus carica L. leaf anatomy: Trichomes and solid inclusions.

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The impact of gun violence and practical tips on firearm safety: A podcast

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Listen Gun Violence and Safety (2023) – Brad Sobolewski, MD, MEd – featuring Kit Carney, MD & Kristen Humphrey, MD – PEM Currents: The Pediatric Emergency Medicine Podcast [link] Subscribe Advocacy and education resources Be SMART Campaign Be SMART emphasizes the importance of responsible gun ownership and secure gun storage.