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- Consumption of Tide Pods - Wikipedia
Media reports have discussed how children and those with dementia could mistake laundry pods for candy and endanger their health or life by consuming them, and they were named an emerging health risk by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 2012
- What is the Tide pod challenge and how did it start?
Experts say the game, dubbed the “Tide pod challenge,” is dangerous “A lot of people were just saying how stupid I was or how — why would I be willing to do that?” Marc Pagan, 19, who said he
- Teens are eating laundry detergent for the Tide Pod Challenge
In this latest social media fad, teenagers are putting detergent pods in their mouths in what's being called the "Tide Pod Challenge " Ingredients in the pods include ethanol, hydrogen
- Why internet craze the Tide pod challenge is dangerous, potentially . . .
-- Spring cleaning may be several months away, but laundry detergent is making big headlines this week as a dangerous stunt called the “Tide Pod Challenge” is going viral on YouTube and other social media platforms
- Why teenagers eat Tide pods - Harvard Health
It’s been on the news recently: teens are eating Tide detergent pods — despite the fact that eating them can be lethal They film themselves doing it; it’s the “Tide Pod Challenge ” It’s not like they don’t know it can be dangerous
- Tide Pod Challenge: The Latest Dangerous Fad | CIRP
Now there are numerous actual online challenges to eat, bite into, or even cook with the laundry packets Although the social media fad is recent, laundry packets have been a safety concern for several years now
- The Strange Story Of How Tide Pod Eating Went Viral - Forbes
At some point this joke bled over from weird twitter to mainstream twitter, with people joking about eating Tide Pods (sometime in late December) This bled over into YouTube, where challenge
- Poison control calls ‘spike’ due to online laundry pod challenge
Teens have been increasingly biting into laundry pods, with some posting the videos online as part of a “challenge,” according to a statement Tuesday by the American Association of Poison
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