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How Do Toxins Affect Different Organs?


Different toxins have affinities for different organs, leading to organ-specific damage. For instance:
Hepatotoxicity primarily affects the liver
Nephrotoxicity targets the kidneys
Neurotoxicity impacts the nervous system
Cardiotoxicity affects the heart
Understanding the specific organ systems targeted by different toxins can help in diagnosing and treating toxic exposures more effectively.

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