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In general, all effects but those on the lungs are transitory. The changes in the lungs of humans after ingestion appear to be dose-related: small amounts of the swallowed chemical may cause modest and reversible lung damage; in contrast, larger quantities cause lethal pulmonary fibrosis.
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The results suggested that a typical marijuana cigarette contaminated at approximately 500 ppm -- a reasonable degree of contamination -- would produce smoke containing up to l mg of paraquat. This experimental evidence has led to the prediction that a human smoker of five marijuana cigarettes per day would expose the lungs to approximately 5 mg of paraquat.
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Paraquat suicide in a young woman: Results of therapy directed against the superoxide radical.
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