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A cluttered medicine chest invites death into your home - especially if there arc small children in the family.
Most toddlers will eat or drink any substance they can reach, regardless of appearance or taste. As a result, of the 822,000 Americans poisoned each year, more than 300,000 are children under five years of age.
Bauer & Black, in conducting its fifth annual "Clean Out your Medicine Chest” campaign, is urging all persons to protect their whole family by following a few simple rules:
1. Keep all drugs and medicines far out of reach of children. 2. Label all containers and mark prescriptions with date, dosage, and patient's name. 3. Do not keep cleaners or other toxic chemicals in the medicine cabinet. 4. Get rid of all old or unlabeled medicines by pouring down the drain never by throwing in the wastebasket. 5. Before administering any drug, read the label in a good light. 6. Paste the day and night phone numbers of your physician, druggist, and poison control center (consult your Public Health Office) to the wall of your cabinet. 7. Safety-check your medicine chest at least twice a year.
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