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  • Title: Jimson weed abuse in an Oklahoma teen.
    Author: Honey BL, Hagemann TM, Lobb KM, McGoodwin L.
    Journal: J Okla State Med Assoc; 2009 Dec; 102(12):351-3. PubMed ID: 20131730.
    Abstract:
    Jimson weed, a plant often abused by teenagers and young adults, grows wild throughout Oklahoma. It is best known for its hallucinogenic properties; however intoxication can lead to anticholinergic manifestations that are potentially dangerous. Over the past six years, sixty-three individuals in Oklahoma have been hospitalized for jimson weed intoxication, including this Oklahoma teen. Importance lies in proper identification, understanding, and management in persons presenting with jimson weed poisoning.
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