Georgia Poison Control Center/GPC
80 Jesse Hill Jr. Drive SE, Atlanta, 30303
(800) 222-1222 · more numbers below
The Georgia Poison Center is the state's official poison center. Trained nurses, pharmacists and doctors answer a free phone line all day and night about poisonings, medicines, bites and stings. It also teaches the public and trains health and emergency workers.
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Drug Information CenterService
Staff answer questions about medicines you take, identify pills, and say whether a medicine might affect a nursing baby.
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Online Poison Prevention Training ProgramProgram
An online course that trains safety advocates to teach poison prevention to children and adults in Georgia. It offers continuing education credit for some jobs.
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Poison Help HelplineService
Trained specialists answer calls about poisonings and exposures any time of day or night. You can also call with a question when it is not an emergency.
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Professional Education TrainingsProgram
The center teaches health care, EMS, fire and rescue, and public health workers about poisons, hazmat, radiation and blast injuries. Courses are live and cost a fee.
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Public Education and Health Fair RequestsProgram
The center can join health or safety fairs and give talks to groups about poison dangers. You can also order poison stickers, brochures and other materials.
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Rabies Information CenterService
Staff give guidance if an animal bit you and you have rabies worries. They may ask whether it was a pet or a stray.
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