Smiling happy parents and son having picnic in park.
Family picnic.
Gallery
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- Save it to your phone…one day it may save you!
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- Credit:Photo8.com
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- Enzyte.com
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- (l to r) Drs. Scott Steele, Jason Christensen, Brandon Wills, and Jason Johnson
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- Medal of Appreciation
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- Here is a picture that one caller sent to the IPC after she found her son munching on a mushroom while they were playing outside- fortunately the experts at the IPC determined that it was not a toxic mushroom.
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- Aminita bisporigera mushroom
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- button battery burn on hotdog
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- Benzene danger sign
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- Total Study Population Change in Unadjusted Positivity Rate for Cocaine, Fentanyl, Heroin and Methamphetamine
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- Total Study Population Change in Unadjusted Positivity Rate for Cocaine, Fentanyl, Heroin and Methamphetamine
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- Total Study Population Change in Unadjusted Positivity Rate for Cocaine, Fentanyl, Heroin and Methamphetamine
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- IPC Here for the Ages (Spanish)
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- IPC Here for the Ages (square)
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- IPC Here for the Ages (horizontal)
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- IPC One Number Local Experts (horizontal)
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- IPC: Wherever You Go Our Number Stays the Same
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- IPC A Number You Never Outgrow (kids)
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- IPC Many Poisons One Number
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- IPC: Wherever You Go Our Number Stays the Same (Spanish)
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- Back to School Poison Prevention Tips
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- Baby on the Move – Time to Poison-Proof
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- “Familiar limpiadores parecía ¿jugo?” (“Household cleaners that look like juice?”)
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- “¿Doble dosis de medicina?” (“Double dose of medicine?”)
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- “Picadura o ¿morder?” (“Sting or Bite?”)
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- “Criar a un ¿adolescente?” (“Parenting a teen?”)
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- “Cuidado de la salud proveedor necesitando veneno recomendar-aciones?” (“Healthcare provider needing poison recommendations?”)
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- “Household cleaners looked like juice?”
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- “Double does of medicine?”
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- “Sting or bite?”
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- “Parenting a teen?”
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- “Healthcare provider needing poison recommendations?”
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- Carbon Monoxide: Swim and play away from engine exhaust
