“…Due to the Zn migration, SAPO-34 poisoning and subsequent deactivation of the catalyst could not be excluded. …”
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“…Abdominal complaints and constipation are also common in lead-poisoned children. This study evaluates the prevalence of abnormal blood lead levels (BLL) among pediatric and adolescent patients and examines the association of constipation with elevated BLL. …”
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“…Hanging was found to be a statistically significant suicide method (IRR:4.76, 95%CI:2.34,9.65) as compared to pesticide poisoning. The completed suicide rate was fluctuating over the years. …”
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“…Thus, dietary supplementation with polyphenols might be useful in populations exposed to HgCl(2) poisoning.…”
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“…D. acuta is considered the major cause of diarrhetic shellfish poisoning (DSP) outbreaks in Southern Chile, but there is uncertainty about the toxicity of D. acuminata, and little information on microscale oceanographic conditions promoting their blooms. …”
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“…The correlation study showed a strong positive relationship between viable cell density VCD and OD600, as well as a similarly good positive relationship between conductivity and pH. The poisoned food approach in vitro demonstrated that all three strains suppressed mycelial development by 70–80% when applied with the highest tested dosage of 30%. …”
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“…We observed 109 ED accesses, 39 hospitalizations, and 64 visits. Injury and poisoning (18.3%) and skin (13.8%) caused ED accesses, and cardiovascular (69.2%) and musculoskeletal (64.1%) caused hospitalizations. …”
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“…Mechanistic studies, including studies of the catalyst effect, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, and temperature-programmed desorption measurements using probe molecules such as pyridine, acetophenone, CO(2), and CHCl(3), and the poisoning effect of pyridine and acetic acid toward the cyanosilylation, revealed that moderate-strength acid and base sites present in moderate amounts on SrTiO(3) most likely enable SrTiO(3) to act as a bifunctional acid–base solid catalyst through cooperative activation of carbonyl compounds and TMSCN. …”
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“…Thus, new insights in developing novel therapeutic drugs may pave the way for better treatment of APAP poisoning. Previous research has reported that nuciferine (Nuci) possesses anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. …”
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“…Stellera chamaejasme L. is a widely distributed poisonous plant in Chinese degraded grasslands. To investigate the role of endophytic fungi (EF) in S. chamaejasme’s quick spread in grasslands, the endophytic fungal community of S. chamaejasme was studied through culture-dependent and culture-independent methods, and the plant-growth-promoting (PGP) traits of some culturable isolates were tested. …”
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“…The Malayan pit viper (Calloselasma rhodostoma) is a hemotoxic snake widely found in Southeast Asia and is responsible for the majority of poisoning cases in this region, including Thailand. …”
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“…Tetrodotoxin (TTX) has been widely used in pharmacology, food poisoning analysis, therapeutic use, and neurobiology. …”
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“…Neoplasms, cardiovascular diseases, cerebrovascular diseases, external injuries, and poisonings were the most significant causes of death among patients with schizophrenia compared to the general population. …”
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“…These findings suggest that one or two BLL tests for only infants or toddlers are insufficient for identifying children with Pb poisoning.…”
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“…AUDIENCE: Emergency medicine residents, internal medicine residents, family medicine residents, community physicians, pediatricians, toxicology fellows INTRODUCTION: There are over 600 compounds which contain anticholinergic properties.1 Medications with anticholinergic properties include antihistamines, atropine, tricyclic antidepressants, antipsychotics, topical mydriatics, antispasmodics, sleep aids, and cold preparations. 1–4 Plants that possess anticholinergic properties such as jimson weed, and street drugs cut with anticholinergics such as scopolamine are sources of accidental or intentional ingestion.1,2,4 Anticholinergic toxicity can cause a myriad of signs and symptoms, including agitation, seizures, hyperthermia, cardiac dysrhythmias, and death. Since poisoning from anticholinergic medications is frequently encountered in the emergency department, is it essential that emergency physicians be familiar with how to manage this toxidrome. …”
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“…Despite the incredible technological and research breakthroughs in this field, most of those compounds present an obstacle to future commercialization due to their instability and extreme poisonousness. Because of this, it is preferable to replace lead with alternative stable elements to produce eco-friendly perovskites with equivalent optoelectronic qualities similar to lead-based perovskites. …”
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“…Results: Increased lactate levels did not affect DOXO-induced topoisomerase poisoning but offered protection against the oxidative damage caused by the drug. …”
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“…While the admittance data did not reveal any cases of AR poisoning, liver screening demonstrated high incidences of AR exposure; of 53 owls screened for ARs, 50.94% (n = 27) tested positive with 18 showing exposure to multiple ARs. …”
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“…Among these were: throwing of bones (tinhlolo) to start communicating with ancestors, steaming (ukufutha) to start the cleansing process, sneezing (umbhemiso) to forcefully dispel the spirit causing the illness, vomiting (phalaza) and laxatives (mahlabekufeni) to remove the spirits poisoning the body as well as animal sacrifice to purge spirits and communicate with ancestors. …”
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“…During lockdown, there was a significant increase of the percentage of the suicide method categories jumping and ‘other methods’ and a decrease of poisoning and lying in front of a moving object. Being able to determine whether the choice of more or less lethal methods during lockdown versus non-lockdown periods partly explains this finding would require a representative assessment of attempted suicides.…”
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