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...of a potentised homeopathic drug in reducing cytotoxic effects produced by arsenic trioxide in mice". Complement Ther Med , 2000 Sep; 1 (3): 157-65.</ref><ref arsenic trioxide in mice</span></b></p>

...:'' The air pollutants emitted by geysers include [[hydrogen sulphide]], [[arsenic]] and other [[heavy metal]]s.

...ch has been associated with disease.</ref> In 2005 it was suggested that [[arsenic]] (which is known to be porphyrogenic) given to George III with antimony ma

...and pans; [[arsenic]] (As), used as a poison, problems reported on TV with arsenic-contaminated water; [[silver]] (Ag), used in jewelry, coins and tableware. <tr><td>As<td width="5%" >[[Arsenic]] <td align="right"> 33 <td width="15%"><td>Hg<td width="5%" >[[Mercur

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...of "nickel" needs sourcing, OED has "silver ores"-->, mainly due to the [[arsenic]] and [[sulphur]] also found in the ore.<ref>Oxford English Dictionary, Sec

...n help people who drink and eat arsenic. There exists no other solution to arsenic contamination (except social solutions). Reasoning in ethical/medical/human ...on of the evidence in favour of homeopathic arsenicum in the mitigation of arsenic intoxication in countries that are too poor (or politically unstable) to ad

John Snow's first piece of scientific research was on the use of [[arsenic]] for preserving bodies. He abandoned these studies because of the toxic ef

<blockquote> The Prizzi family, the most lovable band of killers since Arsenic and Old Lace, returns in Condon's hilarious third and final entry in his th

...p;), [[cadmium]] (&thinsp;Cd&thinsp;), [[lead]] (&thinsp;Pb&thinsp;) and [[arsenic]] (&thinsp;As&thinsp;), all of which can cause problems in some of the vari

* poisonings with [[organophosphate]], [[poison hemlock]], [[thallium]], or [[arsenic]]

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...y is the hair of [[Napoleon]]'s head, which have been examined for their [[arsenic]] content.<ref>Smith H ''et al.'' (1962) ''Nature'' '''194''':725-6.</ref>

|[[Arsenic]],<ref name=DeFuria2006>DeFuria 2006</ref> [[ammonia]]<ref name=Konopacka20 ====Arsenic====

Agents that cause nausea, which are generally arsenic-based, were used for different reasons. In the First World War, they were m

...leaf, Anirban Gupta and Debabrata Ghosh|title=Evolution of community-based arsenic removal systems in remote villages in West Bengal, India: Assessment of dec

...min]], [[eflornithine]], [[pentamidine]], and several drugs that contain [[arsenic]] are effective treatments for the disease. However, these drugs are not h

...ically dysplastic in these entities with the exception of chloramphenicol, arsenic toxicity and other poisons.