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A profile of community based acute poisoning and its associated mortality at the university teaching hospital in Lusaka in 2015/

By: Mwanza Boris.

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BookPublisher: Lusaka, the university of Zambia, school of medicine Description: xii,43p.: ill.Subject(s): Poisoning,Acute | Acute poisoningDissertation note: Thesis submitted to the university of Zambia in partial fulfilment of requirement of the degree of master of clinical pharmacy. Summary: Acute poisoning remains a common method employed for suicide worldwide. World health organisation(WHO) estimated about 0.3 million people die every year world worldwide due to various poisoning agents.

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Thesis submitted to the university of Zambia in partial fulfilment of requirement of the degree of master of clinical pharmacy.

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Acute poisoning remains a common method employed for suicide worldwide. World health organisation(WHO) estimated about 0.3 million people die every year world worldwide due to various poisoning agents.

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A profile of community based acute poisoning and its associated mortality at the university teaching hospital in Lusaka in 2015/

By: Mwanza Boris.