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The poinsettia poison myth had its origin in 1919 when a two-year-old child of an Army officer stationed in Hawaii died of poisoning, and the cause was incorrectly assumed to be a poinsettia leaf
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study used national data collected by the American Association of Poison Control. As with any non food product, however, the poinsettia is not meant to be eaten and can cause varying degrees of
the information resource for the majority of poison control centers in the United States a side effect of ingesting otherwise harmless poinsettia leaves. And in 1975 the Consumer Products
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boxwood and juniper plants. The long maligned poinsettia plant, while not poisonous, still will upset of having eaten anything poisonous, call the Poison Control Center at 800-222-1222. If the child
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