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Laundry detergent pods are facing renewed scrutiny after the medical journal Pediatrics released a new study on them today. It found that between 2012 and 2013, more than 17,000 children were exposed to laundry-pod chemicals, usually after eating the colorfully packaged products.
The study reviewed information from the National Poison Data System, focusing on incidents in which children under age 6 ingested the chemicals and needed immediate care.
Tide first made the convenient pods popular in February 2012, with competitors soon following suit.
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