Due to budget constraints, we are unable to distribute our information packets enmass. 7-days a week to answer the many questions regarding poison exposures. The physicians, pharmacists, nurses and other professionally trained staff evaluates whether treatment measures can be made at home, or if a hospital visit is required. They also answer questions from health professionals by providing current and accurate information relating to certain drugs and their therapeutic uses. We receive comments daily, not only from New Jersey residents, but from across the United States and other countries.
People consider it a valuable learning tool.
This project is well aligned with their efforts to reach out and positively impact underserved communities. We are excited to support a comprehensive educational initiative providing timely lead poisoning information.