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See Latest ArticlesA Cluster of Children With Seizures Caused by Camphor Poisoning
Pediatrics, 04/30/09
Khine H et al. - These cases highlight the toxicity associated with camphor usage in the community and that inappropriate use of illegally sold camphor products is an important public health issue. Camphor may be a common, yet unrecognized, source of seizures in children in certain ethnic populations that use it as a natural remedy. Efforts are needed to educate the communities about the hazards of using camphor products and to limit the illegal availability of these products.
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