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Melatonin Poisoning Cases Among Children Increase by 530% Across the United States Since 2012 Due to Overdose
Melatonin supplements are known for assisting people who experience a hard time sleeping. Yet, an uptick in melatonin poisoning cases among US children proves otherwise.
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