Ingested

Although most calls to poison centers concern young kids who’ve accidentally ingested something, these calls are from adults ages 40 to 70, with the largest group in the 60-to-69 range.

Exposure, initially, was believed to occur from breathing in toxins, but further research has shown they can be absorbed through a person's skin, and ingested.

Marine debris, ingested by a 56-foot-long sperm whale, is believed to be at least a contributing cause to its death.

Parents also can face charges if young children become seriously ill or die from crack, heroin and cocaine, but such cases are rare because a sizeable amount must be ingested, Smith said.

Previous studies have that around 90% of all seabirds have ingested plastics.

Seek emergency veterinary treatment if you're concerned your pet may have ingested toxic algae.

Testing of fisher carcasses showed that this was due to rodenticide ingested by the animals.

Tests in dogs in the same decade showed that animals that ingested a single dose of PFAS died up to two days later.

That’s when a worker was ingested into the engine.

The company has been sued by a number of writers - including comedian Sarah Silverman - who say their books were ingested to train OpenAI's AI models without their permission.

The criterion required a warning label on metal bristle brushes and testing to reduce the risk of wires becoming detached and accidentally ingested.

The experts agreed that none of the aspartame, when ingested, circulates in the body.

This oil should never be ingested, as methyl salicylate is toxic at this concentrated dose.

This Titan was hidden within the royal Tybur family before Eren came into the picture and forcefully ingested the remains of the previous inheritor, Lara Tybur.

Vardanega and her team are studying what determines how much ingredient is absorbed after CBD has been ingested.

A forensic report revealed large quantities of paraquat had been ingested.

All parts of the chrysanthemum plant are potentially harmful if ingested, especially the flower heads.

Although the drug has industrial purposes, the body also naturally converts it into gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB) when ingested - often dubbed a "date rape" drug.

But anisakids—also known as "sushi worms" or "sushi parasites"—can cause symptoms similar to food poisoning or a rare condition called anisakiasis if ingested alive in raw or undercooked fish.

Commonly used in de-icing products, screen wash and in car engines, antifreeze contains ethylene glycol which is a highly toxic substance that can cause severe illness or even death in animals if ingested.