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Full coverage· Health· Updated

Two Jerusalem Boys Hospitalized After Ingesting Potent THC Candies

Two young brothers in Jerusalem were hospitalized with severe poisoning after eating THC-infused cannabis candies. They were treated and discharged after 24 hours, with medical staff warning about the dangers of such products for children.

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What happened

  1. 01Two boys, ages three and five, hospitalized in Jerusalem from THC candy poisoning.
  2. 02Children experienced dizziness, confusion, blurred vision, and difficulty walking.
  3. 03Each candy contained 20mg THC and 10mg CBD; dosage was particularly dangerous for the younger child.
  4. 04Hospitalized in intensive care, they were discharged after 24 hours in good condition.
  5. 05Medical staff stressed the importance of keeping such products away from children.

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