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Louisiana State University, Health Sciences Center, Clinical Laboratory Sciences, New Orleans, LA 70112-2262
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Just as mention of "Tietz" is sufficient shorthand for the venerable comprehensive clinical chemistry text, toxicologists immediately recognize "Baselt" as a definitive source of information for drugs and chemicals encountered as toxins. This seventh edition appears only 2 years after the previous edition, and it continues the pattern of inclusion of new chemicals (139 in this case), including herbal medicines, animal toxins, pesticides, and drugs. The increase of only 100 pages from the previous edition is accomplished by a slight decrease
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