National Poison Data System
The American Association of Poison Control Centers would like to introduce you to the New Core System Database (NCSBeta), the only comprehensive poisoning surveillance database in the United States. NCSBeta is a valuable resource for product safety managers, medical directors, regulatory affairs directors and other important decision-makers within industry. Developed in 1983, the National Poisoning and Exposure Database contains detailed toxicological information on more than 24 million poison exposures reported to U.S. poison centers. That includes more than 2 million reports to poison centers for 2000 alone, an estimated 96% of all poison exposures reported to poison centers in the U.S.
Effective February 26, 2007, requests for national datasets may be e-mailed to datarequests@aapcc.org.
For more toxicological information you can review:
 | Annual Reports.
Annual reports are summaries of National Poisoning and Exposure data and are available for all years from 1983 to
2005. The compilation and production of these reports is made possible through the
generous financial support of McNeil Consumer Healthcare. |
| 1998 Pediatric Exposures - These reports have been made available through the financial support of Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC). Non-Pharmaceutical Substances Pharmaceutical Substances |
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For further information contact:
AAPCC
202-362-7217
email: datarequests@aapcc.org