The Poison Control Centre at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS) in Cochin, India, is a specialised toxicology facility dedicated to managing poison-related emergencies, toxic exposures, and chemical hazards.

The centre plays a pivotal role in the prompt diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of poisoning cases, providing essential support to both healthcare professionals and the general public.

[1] It is listed as a public facility and operates 24 hours a day in the World Health Organization's directory of poison control centres.

[6] Body fluids such as blood, urine, and stomach contents (e.g., vomitus),[2] as well as commercial products like medicines and food samples, are analysed to detect the presence of poisons or drugs.

The Centre is actively involved in developing a unique toxicology database tailored to the specific needs of doctors and hospitals across India.