CT has a problem with cannabis and children. Hundreds of calls to poison control illustrate it.
Data shows Connecticut Poison Control Center receives 40 to 60 calls a month on average for children 17 and younger who have ...
Child cannabis consumption leads to nearly 700 CT poison control calls
The number of children in Connecticut hospitals for cannabis-related issues has increased in recent years, but is it ...
Poison control calls about mushrooms increased nationwide with more use of psychedelics — but remained low, CU study finds
A 2024 national survey estimated about 3.1% of Colorado adults, or roughly 140,000 people, used psilocybin in the previous ...
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Savannah experiences nearly 10-fold increase in THC ingestion by young children since 2019
Savannah has experienced an increase in young children being exposed to marijuana, usually in the form of ingesting THC ...
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Savannah experiences nearly 10-fold increase in THC ingestion by young children since 2019
The study, conducted by three Illinois-based doctors, analyzed National Poison Data System figures for exposures of children under the age of 6 to edible cannabis products. Typically, children who ...
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Child cannabis consumption leads to nearly 700 CT poison control calls
Cannabis is legal to buy, own and use in Connecticut for residents at least 21 years old. Despite that age restriction, there are hundreds of calls each year to the state poison control center for ...