The Opioid Crisis Is Affecting Babies And Toddlers Like Never Before
“The study’s findings tell us that children, especially infants, are collateral damage in the current opioid crisis.”
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“The study’s findings tell us that children, especially infants, are collateral damage in the current opioid crisis.”
Children who died from fatal poisoning were often at home and in the presence of an adult.
The new study builds on work that has shown a steady increase in the number of children killed by opioids, alongside rising deaths in adults.
He added that health care providers should remember that pediatric opioid poisonings happen and can be very dangerous and potentially fatal.
He added that health care providers should remember that pediatric opioid poisonings happen and can be very dangerous and potentially fatal.