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Director Julie Weber visited The Poison Terminator podcast to discuss the safety tips related to common household cleaners. Listen here: Link: https://radiopublic.com/the-poison-terminator-8QrMnr/ep/s1!01af8

Missouri Poison Center Director Julie Weber spoke with KMOX during National Poison Prevention Week to discuss ways in which common household poison risks can be minimized. Listen below:  Link: https://kmox.radio.com/articles/tips-national-poison-prevention-week-keep-children-safe  

Missouri Poison Center Director Julie Weber visited Fox 2 News to talk about “National Poison Prevention Week”. Watch the clip from her appearance below! Link: https://fox2now.com/2019/03/18/stl-moms-national-poison-prevention-week/  

Director Julie Weber visited The Poison Terminator podcast to discuss the dangers that surround common wintertime products. Listen here: Link: https://radiopublic.com/the-poison-terminator-8QrMnr/ep/s1!0ff7e

Julie Weber, Director of Missouri’s Poison Center at SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital, visits Fox 2 News to warn parents of the dangers of these new trends and how they differ from regular cigarettes. https://fox2now.com/2018/12/19/the-dangers-of-e-cigarettes/

Director Julie Weber visited The Poison Terminator podcast to discuss common holiday objects that are poisonous. Listen here: Link: https://radiopublic.com/the-poison-terminator-8QrMnr/ep/s1!dd553  

Director Julie Weber discusses some of the questions fielded by Missouri Poison Center every Halloween. Take a look and educate yourself so that your entire family can have a safe, stress-free holiday. Remember, Missouri Poison Center is just a phone call away if you have any questions about Halloween candy, …

On Awkward Conversations with Safety Ray, we address tactics to keep families safe in their homes and to prevent exposure to poisons. Advice ranges from medicine use to product storage.

With clever packaging, electronic cigarettes can look like juice boxes, candy, and cans of whipped cream. It’s especially hard for young kids to tell the difference, and that’s sending thousands of them to emergency rooms across the country.

A fake form of weed has resurfaced and is moving across the country. The drug recently claimed three lives in Illinois and has now found its way into Missouri where a case has been identified.

St. Louis area poison centers are warning parents and teenagers about the dangerous Tide Pod Challenge. The Missouri Poison Center says laundry pod ingestion is no joke and can cause serious health effects.

Keeping medicine and poisonous substances out of kids’ reach can be easier said than done. KOLR10 met with one Ozarks mom to hear the story of how her son swallowed poison, and who she turned to.