Sentence examples for toxicology unit from inspiring English sources

The toxicology unit often supports the work of the medical examiner and may be located within that office.

"The drugs available at the moment can hold cognitive function, but they don't modify the disease," says neurologist Professor Giovanna Mallucci, programme leader at the Medical Research Council's toxicology unit.

Dr. Santiago Nogué, head of the toxicology unit at the largest hospital here, said that although 90percentt of stings healed in a week or two, many people's still hurt and itched for months.

Dr Paul Dargan, head of the toxicology unit at Guy's and St Thomas Hospitall, said treating patients poisoned by MDMA powder they thought was cocaine was "a clinically common issue".

Scientists at the Medical Research Council's toxicology unit in Leicester lowered the core temperature of mice to 16-18C, similar to that experienced by a hibernating mammal, for 45 minutes.

The Toxicology Unit at the University of Alcalá (Spain) started to provide a novel short-term training course in environmental toxicology for pharmacists enrolled in the postgraduate specialty "Specialist in Industrial Pharmacy and Galenicals" in 2013-2014.

Data on patients presenting to the Emergency Departments and discharged, without admission to the toxicology units, were also recorded.

Data for audit of the management of paracetamol overdose are routinely and prospectively collected on databases held within the clinical toxicology units of the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, the Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle upon Tyne and Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London.

This study was an observational case series of all mirtazapine overdose presentations to a regional toxicology treatment unit, which is the primary referral centre for over 500,000 people.

A 26 year-old female presented for deliberate ingestion of 200 mg benzodiazepine associated with 500 mg metoprololum and she was admitted in our Toxicology - Intensive Care Unit one hour following the ingestion.

Forty-three MOH patients were recruited by the "Headache and Drug Abuse Center" and the "Unit of Toxicology and Clinical Pharmacology" of the University Hospital of Modena and Reggio Emilia.