The Dose Makes the Poison: A Plain-Language Guide to Toxicology
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The Dose Makes the Poison: A Plain-Language Guide to Toxicology

by Patricia Frank, M. Alice Ottoboni

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The Dose Makes the Poison offers an accessible introduction to toxicology for readers who want to understand how dosage influences harm. Written in plain language, it presents the subject as a practical and approachable area of science, making it a useful starting point for general readers.

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The Dose Makes the Poison is a plain-language guide to toxicology.

It centers on the foundational principle that the dose determines whether a substance can be harmful.

Written by Patricia Frank and M. Alice Ottoboni, the book presents toxicology in an accessible format.

It is suited to readers seeking a general introduction to poisons, dosage, and toxic effects.

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