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Go 4 It: Red Sneakers for Oakley raises food allergy awareness
Spangler also works with the Peoria chapter of Red Sneakers for Oakley, an organization dedicated to raising awareness about ...
Boy, 5, died after ‘being exposed to cow’s milk from bottle at school’ in horror allergic reaction, inquest rules
A FIVE-year-old boy died after being exposed to cow’s milk from his bottle at school, an inquest ruled. Benedict Blythe, who ...
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Boy, five, died at school after 'milk mix up' and treatment delays
Jurors heard that the boy, who joined high-IQ society Mensa aged four, was asthmatic and allergic to milk, eggs and some nuts ...
Boy died of 'allergic' reaction at school as mother speaks out
On Wednesday (July 9), the foreperson of the jury at Peterborough Town Hall said: “We deem the probable source of the ...
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Five-year-old Stamford boy died after allergic reaction to cow's milk at school, inquest finds
Benedict's death was preventable and was caused by a cascade of failures -individual, institutional, and systemic' ...
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Benedict Blythe died from accidental exposure to cow's milk
An inquest jury has concluded that five-year-old schoolboy, Benedict Blythe. died after he was accidentally exposed to cow's milk protein.
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The Underrated Dollar Store In Oregon Where You Can Fill A Whole Cart For $30
In the sprawling retail landscape of Tigard, Oregon, there exists a magical place where your hard-earned dollars transform into shopping cart treasures. The Dollar Tree on SW Pacific Highway isn’t ...
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6 Hidden Messages Behind Your Allergy Symptoms
If your allergy symptoms—sneezing, itchy eyes, or nasal congestion—continue to be a problem even after using medication, you ...
Five-year-old schoolboy died after 'accidental exposure' to ingredient in cow’s milk
Benedict Blythe, who was a reception pupil at Barnack Primary School in Stamford, Lincolnshire, died in hospital following an ...
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U.S. food makers are still using dyes linked to hyperactivity in kids. Parents want them banned.
Artificial food dyes are everywhere: in Cheetos, Jolly Ranchers, applesauce, pickles, spinach wraps, ice cream, even Tylenol.