The National Poison Control Center is a resource in the United States that provides immediate assistance and information regarding poison exposure. It operates 24/7, offering guidance to individuals, families, and healthcare professionals on how to handle poisoning incidents. The center is staffed by trained experts, including toxicologists and nurses, who can assess situations and recommend appropriate actions. In addition to emergency support, the center also engages in public education about the dangers of poisons and prevention strategies. It collaborates with local hospitals and health departments to improve community awareness and response to poisoning cases, ensuring that help is always available when needed.