I use the paper version of Hale and refer students and others to his Infant 
Risk Centre online.

Virginia
in Brisbane, QLD, Australia

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From: "Pat Young" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2013 12:07 PM
Subject: Re: Best sources for Medication Information


>I use Hale, Nice (OTC), Toxnet (Lactmed).  AAP Statement is old and out of 
>date.  Not sure about most current issue of Briggs- 2011 is sort of out of 
>date when you realize Hale & Lactmed are very up-to-date and of course, 
>Hale's Infant Risk Center is an excellent resource for unusual 
>circumstances.
>
> Our local hospitals keep current Hale in OB and ERs are learning to ask 
> them before they tell mom incorrect info.  I tell moms going to ER or 
> their dr about resources- Hale, Lactmed or me by phone. Pat in SNJ
>
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