Should I worry about marijuana edibles in my kids' trick-or-treat candy haul on Halloween?
By A Mystery Man Writer
Description
Many marijuana (cannabis) edibles look very similar to regular candy and could easily be confused for Halloween treats. Since cannabis consumption can be harmful for children of all ages, it's important to check a child's treat haul before they eat anything. As more and more states legalize the recreational cannabis use, research shows a spike in young children hospitalized after eating marijuana edibles. Learn more here.
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