Abstract Introduction On April 13, 2017, a bill to legalize cannabis was introduced to the
Canadian Parliament and presented to the public. On October 17, 2018, Canada legalized …

Background Cannabis exposures in children have risen sharply in recent years, resulting in
increased hospital visits and admission to pediatric intensive care units (PICUs). The intent …

METHODS Retrospective National Ambulatory Care Reporting System data were queried
for urban Alberta cannabis-related ED visits among patients aged< 18 years from October 1 …

Importance Canada legalized cannabis in October 2018 but initially prohibited the sale of
edibles (eg, prepackaged candies). Starting in January 2020, some provinces permitted the …

Context Accidental pediatric cannabis poisonings are an incidental effect of cannabis use.
The average THC content of cannabis resin and the number of consumers are rising sharply …

Objective: We describe the clinical effects of, and products associated with, acute exposures
to cannabis during the early legalization period of recreational cannabis in Oregon and …

Introduction Pediatric exposures to cannabis edibles have been associated with serious
adverse effects, such as respiratory depression. Yet, their incidence and relationship to …

Objectives: We investigated trends in cannabis-related hospitalizations among youth before
and after legalization of recreational cannabis in Canada on October 17, 2018. Methods: We …

Pediatricians working in an emergency environment are confronted with children admitted to
emergency departments for intoxication on a daily basis. We carried out a retrospective …

OBJECTIVES This study evaluates trends in pediatric cannabis edible ingestions in children
younger than age 6 years with regard to toxicity, medical outcome, and health care …