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Australian Venom Research Unit Website

Australian Ocean Data Network
Winkel, Ken, Dr ; Lowe, R., Dr
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The Australian Venom Research Unit (AVRU) is an internationally recognised interdisciplinary research unit focused on the problem of venomous injury in Australia and the Asia-Pacific. The AVRU website provides information on:
1. First aid for injury from a venomous animal
2. Clinical information for health professionals such as signs, symptoms and treatment of envenomation
3. General biology of many of Australia's venomous creatures
4. Research activities on venomous creatures, venoms, toxins and the envenomed patient.

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The University of Melbourne
Credit
Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing
Purpose
The AVRU website was developed to provide a facility to share information and resources related to injury by venomous animals.

Created: 19 06 2007

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  • global : 2dec4580-38b4-11dc-b3dc-00188b4c0af8