Poisonous plants in Wisconsin dangers and tips
Wisconsin hosts over 100 native poisonous plants, with some common houseplants posing risks. Learn identifying traits for poison ivy and poison oak, recognize edible versus deadly species, and avoid giving children plant material. Call Eau Claire Poison Center at 715 839 3131 for immediate guidance.
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Honey linked to infant botulism risk under age one
A Pierce County extension home economist explains honey can carry Clostridium botulinum spores and may cause infant botulism in children under one year. She notes the illness is different from adult botulism, with spores possibly producing toxin inside the infant gut. Wait until after age one to feed honey.
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