Increased risk of accidental childhood poisoning and childhood vicarious learning: Barbie and supersparkle movie invites copy behaviours (Letter)
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Dear Editor, Childhood poisoning rarely leads to death.1 However, in the years 1999–20041 14 339 Australian children, more boys than girls, were hospitalised for reason of accidental indigestion. Government preventative initiatives2 to reduce this hazard for children have a record of being unsuccessful.3
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Emergency Medicine Australasia
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27
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3
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Beckmann, KM, Increased risk of accidental childhood poisoning and childhood vicarious learning: Barbie and supersparkle movie invites copy behaviours (Letter), Emergency Medicine Australasia, 2015, 27 (3), pp. 276-277