Especially in old patients, intoxications (with cholinergics) should be considered as a cause of acute cardiovascular failure.
Other conditions include eating quickly, very young and old age, alcohol intoxication, hot or cold beverages, cognitive impairment and severe psychiatric conditions [ 3, 4].
"But when we consider the millennia-old relationship between intoxication, ritual, and celebration, the connection between these substances and festivals is far from abnormal".
Since aging increases the likelihood of drug accumulation and intoxication, older persons are particularly vulnerable to adverse effects from psychotropic drugs [ 18].
The questions included descriptive demographic criteria, such as age, sex, old or recent tobacco intoxication (heavy or former smokers) with number of cigarettes per day since x year and/or alcohol intoxication, and clinical criteria, such as site of the primary tumour, antitumour treatment duration, number of therapeutic settings and prior treatment by bevacizumab or sorafenib.
The Europeans living here having retired from large estates in the highlands--have an overripe quality too, as they down pink gins at the club and remember the good old days: the fading intoxication of a life of too much ease and beauty that went quickly to rot.
Suicidal intent, ingestion of paraquat, abnormal vital signs, mixed drug intoxication, and old age have been found to be useful predictors in predict poisoning patients' mortality [ 7, 8].
Swiss-Webster mice (4 5 week old female) were intoxicated with BoNT/A by three routes of exposure: intravenous and intranasal intoxication (simulating aerosolized exposure) with BoNT/A holotoxin and oral intoxication with BoNT/A complex (simulating food-borne contamination).
This is not the first time that deaths have occurred at HARD Summer; in 2013, a 21-year-old died from a non-drug-related heart attack, and last year, a 19-year-old died from acute intoxication of Ecstasy.
Ten one-month-old males without Cd intoxication served as a control group.
