water poisoning
water intoxication
overhydration
water toxemia

Some local resentment over the Government's stance during the Camelford water poisoning incident in 1988.

Accidents in inland waterways can have an extensive impact and serious consequences such as water poisoning, extinction of wildlife and human health problems.

Under threat of a double envelopment, the Persian army collapsed and fled, with many dying in the desert of thirst or from water poisoning.

This was not an incident of heavy water poisoning, but rather radiation poisoning from other isotopes in the heavy water.

Simocatta also narrates that many Persians died of thirst or from water poisoning when they drank too much water from wells after their ordeal.

Winifred Harper was diagnosed as suffering from Parkinson's disease, which both she and Dr Newman suspected to be connected with the water poisoning.

During the water poisoning scare in Port Charles, Steve received a call from Heather, saying she was worried about him, but Steve coldly rejected her.

The "gallon challenge" does not always require a gallon of milk and may be undertaken with a gallon of any consumable liquid, such as water, though this could lead to water poisoning.

Water intoxication, also known as water poisoning or dilutional hyponatremia, is a potentially fatal disturbance in brain functions that results when the normal balance of electrolytes in the body is pushed outside safe limits by over-hydration.

This was in evidence last year when a famous Canadian mining company caused widespread lethal water poisoning, resulting in the local inhabitants of a South Amercian community (including babies) suffering from internal burns and skin blistering and cancer, with no ability to financially take their case to court.