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 It’s a complicated story, but the Veterinary Poisons Information 
Service is one of a number of services run by the Guy’s &amp;amp; St Thomas&amp;#39; Poisons 
Unit (GTPU), which exists primarily to provide 24 hour telephone poisons 
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