Poisoning Watch Volumn 2 Number 1

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Date: 2013-01-17 21:21:56 Myrmicinae Hymenoptera First aid Arthropod bites and stings Arthropods Bee sting Scorpion sting Venom Centipede bite Biology Medicine Zoology		Poisoning Watch Volumn 2 Number 1 Add to Reading List Source URL: www.chp.gov.hk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 781,71 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Stings, Insect, and Spider Bites The University of Alberta Department of Environment Health and Safety (EHS) has recently had two reported incidents of bug bites that have become infected. Although bug bites in the summe DocID: 1rhNb - View Document
	bites and stings About 36 children* under the age of 14 are treated each week at a Queensland emergency department for venomous bites or stings.1 Across Australia, six children under the age of nine are admitted to hospi DocID: TFNG - View Document
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	SKIN LESIONS PRODUCED BY ARTHROPODS JEROME GODDARD Mississippi Department of Health, PO Box 1700, Jackson, MS[removed]USA Abstract - Skin lesions resulting from arthropod exposure may arise via various pathologic pathways. DocID: zTdu - View Document
	EENY-028 Deer Flies, Yellow Flies and Horse DocID: 4ED2 - View Document