Background Recreational marijuana became commercially available in Washington State in
2014. Children with marijuana intoxication can have lethargy and altered mental status …

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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 …

Cannabis, more often than alcohol, is the drug mentioned in substance-related reasons for
treatment of an adolescent in an emergency department (ED). This study examined the …

Previous studies have documented increases in cannabis exposures among young children
after legalization of recreational cannabis. 1-3 Increasing evidence has implicated …

Cannabis is a psychoactive compound with a long history of recreational and therapeutic
use. Current considerations regarding cannabis use for medical purposes in children have …

Abstract Background Washington State was one of the first states to legalize recreational
marijuana. Increased availability of marijuana may result in more unintentional pediatric …

Cannabis is the most common illicit drug used worldwide and it is used frequently by
Canadian teenagers. Cannabis use during adolescence can cause functional and structural …

An “unintended consequence” of marijuana legalization is the impact on the pediatric
population. From prenatal exposure to unintentional childhood exposures, through concerns …

Recreational drug use patterns change constantly, making it imperative that clinicians
continuously update their knowledge about current trends of use and abuse. Particularly …