Who Should Report an Error?
Learn who should report a medication error.
Learn MoreAccidental Poisonings of Babies - Birth to 6 Months: How They Happen and What You Can Do to Prevent Them
Medicines are a leading cause of accidental poisonings in young children. When we think about this, older babies and toddlers who can scoot, crawl, walk, and/or climb come to mind. Older babies and toddlers are curious and explore their world by “mouthing” the items they find. If they see something that looks interesting, they often reach for it or climb to it. Therefore, it is important to keep medicines and other potentially toxic products up and away and out of the sight and reach of children.
Learn MoreBe Cautious with Ginkgo Biloba
Researchers have linked the "memory enhancer" herb ginkgo biloba to bleeding problems. One of the parts of this herb slows blood clotting. People who take ginkgo with other medicines that prevent blood clots, such as Jantoven (warfarin) or aspirin, may increase their risk of bleeding.
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