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Marijuana County Fair Chocolate Scare Case Study Online Module
Description
This case study is based on a foodborne illness outbreak caused by the unintentional ingestion of marijuana-infused foods (edibles) at a county fair in Colorado. It is designed to facilitate a discussion among epidemiologists and other public health professionals about how to respond to an outbreak involving a marijuana-infused food.
Learning Objectives
- Give an example of an unintentional marijuana exposure.
- Name agencies that may be involved in an unintentional marijuana exposure investigation.
- List available resources that address marijuana exposure.
- Formulate interview questions for an unintentional marijuana exposure investigation.
- Establish a case definition for marijuana exposure.
- List special considerations that should be made during an environmental assessment of a marijuana facility.
- Recommend control measures to prevent unintentional marijuana exposure in the future.
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