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Baby Formula Recall: Toxin Sickens 60+ UK Infants

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UKs Health Security Agency investigates over sixty baby illnesses from contaminated formula; Nestle and Danone recall batches due to dangerous toxin; parents urged to check and discard recalled products to ensure safety.

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Baby Formula Recall: Toxin Sickens 60+ UK Infants

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On March 5, the UK's Health Security Agency is probing more than 60 cases of babies getting sick from contaminated infant formula. Major brands, Nestle and Denone, recalled multiple batches earlier this year after finding a dangerous toxin. Nestle pulled dozens of its SMA formulas, while the known took back after milling cow and gay products over the same issue. The cases span the whole country, with 35 boys and 26 girls affected. Americans have shared stories of their little ones ending up in hospital with severe vomiting and diarrhea from the poisoning. Most kids have bounced back after treatment for dehydration and related problems. Health officials now trace the toxin to a shared oil ingredient from a third-party supplier used by both companies. Test show levels above European safety limits, confirming a real health risk. Authorities urge all parents to double check their supplies and toss any recalled batches right away, as the investigation continues to protect more. Families

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