by Adrianna Hopkins on www.wjla.com
WASHINGTON (7News) — As more states and cities decriminalize and legalize marijuana, the number of kids accidentally ingesting cannabis products has doubled, and in some areas quadrupled — That’s according to a recent study in the U.S. and Canada.
7News’ Adrianna Hopkins talked to a pediatrician about what parents should know.
The American Association of Poison Control Centers says each year they get around 3000 calls for help over this issue, and they believe a lot of cases aren’t reported.
First things first, Dr. Caleb Ward with Children’s National Hospital says every family should have the Poison Control number posted in plain sight for themselves, caregivers, grandparents, and babysitters. That’s your first call if you think your child has eaten an edible.
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