toxicology

Answers questions kids may have about drugs, discussing prescriptions and herbal medicines, and explains the dangers ofhousehold chemicals, smoking, and alcohol.

Humorous illustrations accompany information about substances which are harmful, including bacteria, plants, animals, and chemicals. Also tells how to help someone who has been poisoned.

Describes the poisons that come from animals, plants, bacteria, earth, and water and discusses the science of toxicology and the work of a poison control center.

Presents scientific portraits of a variety of molecules people encounter in the course of their everyday lives, grouped within eight categories, each with a common theme, including foods, the body, the home, and travel.

Part of making healthy choices is knowing what kinds of things to avoid. From harmful household cleaners to cigarettes to more harmful substances such as drugs, this book arms young people with the knowledge they need to stay safe.

A small girl named Tammy explains why one should never put strange things in one's mouth.

Explores the work of forensic toxicologists, describing techniques they use to help solve crimes and discussing real cases.

Examines potentially dangerous chemicals, gases, and metals that can unknowingly endanger people in their homes, schools, and workplaces and destroy the environment.