HEALTHNY POST
Poison center reports rose 39% for a common supplement — after it was incorrectly touted as a measles cure
Poison center reports for a common supplement increased by 39% after it was falsely promoted as a measles cure. The article warns that over-the-counter availability does not guarantee safety.
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