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Public advisory reminds parents and edible cannabis users about the risk of serious harm if kids ingest copycat products like Stoney Patch, Stoneos, etc.

Public advisory reminds parents and edible cannabis users about the risk of serious harm if kids ingest copycat products like Stoney Patch, Stoneos, etc.

Public advisory reminds parents and edible cannabis users about the risk of serious harm if kids ingest copycat products like Stoney Patch, Stoneos, etc.

Public advisory reminds parents and edible cannabis users about the risk of serious harm if kids ingest copycat products like Stoney Patch, Stoneos, etc.

Figures show the number of Americans who have cannabis in their system when they try to kill themselves is growing at an alarming 17% per year - driven by young people.

West Midlands Police acted on intelligence suggesting packets of crisps that had been spiked were sold to children in Wolverhampton.

The dangers of cannabis edibles and their impact on children have become a growing concern in recent years. With an increase in availability and potency of marijuana, child exposures to THC have skyrocketed, leading to more hospitalizations and incidents of marijuana poisoning.

The regional poison center says more kids are getting into marijuana edibles. In Utica emergency rooms, cases appear almost every week.

Attorneys general in several states have issued warnings about cannabis products that resemble standard snacks and candies.

A leading expert in Halloween candy - and the urban legends of whether your kids could eat something harmful - says the tales about bad actors tampering with your kid's candy, while possible, may not be 100% true.