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Official Newsletter of the Utah Poison Control Center 2012 • Volume 14 • Issue 3 TO D A Y In this issue

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News: $1.5 million Aus.D. Awarded for Phase I&II Antivenom Studies. Great progress has been made in the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) School of Medicine and Health Sciences in the development of new antivenoms fo

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Incidence of Treated Snakebites in the United States HENRY M. PARRISH, SNAKEBITE frequently

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09. Natural Products and ToxinologyNeutralization of Bothrops snake venoms from Ecuador by antibothropic antivenom manufactured by Instituto Vital Brazil. Strauch MA1, da Cunha LER1, Brazil LM1, Castanheira PNS1,

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Habib Journal of Venomous Animals and Toxins including Tropical Diseases 2013, 19:27 http://www.jvat.org/contentREVIEW Open Access

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Viewpoints The Need for Full Integration of Snakebite Envenoming within a Global Strategy to Combat the Neglected Tropical Diseases: The Way Forward Jose´ Marı´a Gutie´rrez1*, David A. Warrell2, David J. Williams3,4

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News: Student Achievement! Great progress has been made in the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) School of Medicine and Health Sciences in the development of new antivenoms for some of the most lethal snakes in Papua

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