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A poison is a substance that causes harm or death when it enters the body in sufficient quantities, and it matters because properly identifying and labeling poisonous substances helps protect people from accidental or intentional exposure. The skull and crossbones symbol has historically served as a warning sign for poisons, and today international standards use specific pictograms to clearly mark poisonous chemicals so people can handle them safely.
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Research
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Article · 日本語
毒（どく）、毒物（どくぶつ）は、生物の生命活動にとって不都合を起こす物質の総称である。 毒物及び劇物指定令が定める毒物については、毒物及び劇物取締法#分類を参照。 毒は、生命活動に芳しくない影響を与える物質の総称。その性質は毒性（どくせい）とよばれ、また毒性を持つもの（物体・生物問わず）は有毒（ゆうどく）と表現される。専門に扱う学問には毒性学がある。
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