CENTRE ANTIPOISON

The Turin Poison Control Center is a medical service located in a university hospital. It offers free, permanent telephone assistance from doctors, pharmacists and nurses. Calls are recorded and medical records are strictly confidential. In the event of intoxication, it is advisable not to give the victim anything to drink or make him vomit. Milk is not an antidote. It is important to call the Poison Control Center immediately. If the person is not breathing or conscious, call the SAMU. Personal information is collected to enable appropriate medical treatment. Toxic product packaging should be retained, and photographs can be taken to provide accurate information about the poisoning. The Turin Poison Control Center is an essential public health service, offering professional assistance in the event of poisoning.