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Over 150 Fall Ill After Consuming Prasad In Odisha Village Devotees complained of nausea and loose motion after eating prasad on Friday evening at a religious ceremony at Guilajudi village in Basta block of Odisha s Balasore district PTI photo Outlook Web Bureau 2021-03-06T22:19:24+05:30 Over 150 Fall Ill After Consuming Prasad In Odisha Village outlookindia.com 2021-03-06T22:23:04+05:30 Over 150 people fall ill after consuming prasad at a mass religious congregation in Odisha s Balasore district, a senior official said. According to official sources, devotees complained of nausea and loose motion after eating prasad on Friday evening at a religious ceremony at Guilajudi village in Basta block of the district. ....
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People Are Accidentally Poisoning Themselves Trying to Treat COVID With a Horse Drug CANELA LOPEZ, BUSINESS INSIDER 1 MARCH 2021 People are trying to treat and prevent COVID-19 by taking ivermectin, a medication commonly used to de-worm horses – and they are poisoning themselves in the process. ABC News reported an uptick in calls to poison control centers linked to the drug. The Missouri Poison Center alone has seen a 40 to 50 call increase in the regular amount of messages they would receive a day prior to the pandemic.
Experts are urging people to avoid the lure of fake cures, which could cause health problems as bad or worse than a COVID-19 infection. ....
Toxicity tracking: New Australian data reveals vitamin and mineral cases rising by 9% per year Reported toxicity cases involving vitamins and minerals increased by 9.6 per cent each year between 2014 and 2019 in Australia, according to new data. During the five-year period, there were 10,944 VMS related poisoning cases reported to the New South Wales Poisons Information Centre (NSWPIC). Of which, most of the cases were related to multivitamins (3,610 cases), followed by vitamin D (2,080), iron (1,533), and magnesium (804). As a result, 17.7 per cent of cases were hospitalised, with the vast majority (77 per cent) managing to address the problem at home. This is said to be the first study analysing cases related to VMS poisoning in Australia. ....