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DateMonday, September 21, 2009 at 05:03AM

Toxicology Myths for Nurses

AuthorJamie Davis, the Podmedic
laptopscrubsitunes-150x150The Nursing Show

People might be concerned with the safety of everyday products because of myths saying that they are potentially poisonous or contains chemicals that can greatly affect ones health. This week's episode of the Nursing Show is a segment with Lisa Booze of the Maryland Poison Center where she details some of the many circulating poisoning myths. It is important for nurses as health educators to know how true these information are to be able to inform the public of the facts. Also included are the latest news in nursing as well as links to resources for further review.

Listen to the poisoning myths episode.mp3

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The Nursing Show is a weekly podcast for registered nurses and nursing students featuring news, articles, reviews, interviews and tips.
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