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'He was in excruciating pain': Boy, six, hospitalized after eating THC candy sold in North Carolina restaurant to parents who thought they were buying skittles - Vimarsana News

'He was in excruciating pain': Boy, six, hospitalized after eating THC candy sold in North Carolina restaurant to parents who thought they were buying skittles

A six-year-old boy in North Carolina unknowingly consumed a cannabis edible that his parents mistook for freeze-dried Skittles. Catherine Buttereit had no idea the sugary treats had THC in.

How does THC affect teens' mental health? - Vimarsana News

How does THC affect teens' mental health?

Marijuana that’s higher in THC and concentrated cannabis products may pose even higher risks of addiction and psychosis

Student dies, 3 hospitalized from 'carbon monoxide poisoning' - Vimarsana News

Student dies, 3 hospitalized from 'carbon monoxide poisoning'

Two students remain in the hospital, and a responding Evergreen State College campus police officer was released Tuesday morning.

Source: krem.com
EXCLUSIVE: Why psychiatrists say eating cannabis is WORSE than smoking it for your mental health - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: Why psychiatrists say eating cannabis is WORSE than smoking it for your mental health

Experts have told DailyMail.com that edible cannabis - in the form of gummies, brownies and cookies - may in fact carry more mental health risks than smoking the drug

'Irreversible risks': University of Washington pediatrician urges parents to keep 'potent' cannabis edibles away from kids - Vimarsana News

'Irreversible risks': University of Washington pediatrician urges parents to keep 'potent' cannabis edibles away from kids

As kids begin to search for holiday gifts and treats, a University of Washington pediatrician is warning parents to keep medications, and cannabis edibles out of their reach.

Source: yahoo.com