2020 turned into a year full of uncertainty and unsettling changes as the pandemic raced across the globe. Now, in 2021, the hope of overcoming this pandemic is in sight as multiple COVID-19 vaccines begin rolling out to our communities. But, are the COVID-19 vaccines safe, and how do they work? Read more to find out!
Read MoreAntivirals for Flu Season!
It is important to be educated on what the flu is, how it affects you, and what treatment is available. The Missouri Poison Center is here to make sure this flu season you and your family stay protected and informed!
Read MoreCampfire and Fireplace Poison Safety
You know the risks of forest fires and burns related to fires but what are the poison risks connected to campfires and fireplaces? Read more to find out…
Read MoreThe Top 3 Medication Mishaps to Avoid this Summer
The best part of summertime is fun in the sun, but did you know that some commonly used medications make people more sensitive to the sun and the heat? There are also storage concerns certain medicine. Here’s how to avoid our Top 3 potential dangers and medication errors during the hot summer days.
Read MoreHalloween Safety: Tips to Navigate the Scariest Night of the Year
Here are some helpful tips parents should consider as they send their little ghouls and goblins out this Halloween.
Read MoreBack to School Poison Safety
Did you know parents are estimated to spend over $600 per student on back to school shopping? Don’t add unnecessary medical expenses to that list. Keep your kids safe with these helpful back to school poison safety tips!
Read MoreSafe Travels! General Vacation Safety
Vacations are a great time to have fun with family, but don’t forget to practice safety first! Are you traveling to the beach? Maybe you have plans to camp or visit the Southwest? No matter where you are headed, check out our best tips for summer traveling.
Read MoreWinter Plant Safety
The garden may not be producing, but that doesn’t mean all plants are gone. Here are some tips for common plants and berries around the house this season. A variety of winter plants can pose a risk to children. Most often, children do no swallow enough to cause serious symptoms, …
Read MoreCold & Flu Season Safety
As the temperature starts to decrease outside, cold and flu season starts to increase. Wellness throughout the season starts with prevention. If you or a loved one does catch an illness, remember to use medications as directed. COLD AND FLU PREVENTION TIPS Stay home if you are not feeling well. …
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