Mushrooms Suspected in Woman’s Death
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Mushrooms suspected in woman’s death
French authorities are investigating the death of a woman who consumed dried mushrooms. At the start of November, health officials were notified about the death of a patient following a severe case of poisoning, potentially linked to dried morel mushrooms sold at a B&M store. The woman, who had
An investigation was opened in Montpellier after the brutal death of a 27-year-old woman as a result of severe food poisoning, probably linked to the ingestion of dried morels now removed from the rays. ...
At the age of 27, Marie-Lou, better known on Instagram under the nickname "the_carnet_des_mots", died when she had just eaten dried morillas sold in the trade.
A 27-year-old woman died on Tuesday 3 November at the CHU in Montpellier. She had been admitted after poisoning, in connection with the possible consumption of dried morillas. A recall was made and the Ministry of Agriculture launched an alert this Thursday. - A young woman dies after having consumed dried morillas, the French authorities launch an alert (Police, justice and other facts).
The young woman, very followed on social networks where she shared literary content, died "in a few hours" according to her sister, after eating dried morillas of the brand ChampiBon,
On the victim's Instagram account, her sister announced on Wednesday the death of 27-year-old Marie-Lou, who, according to her, died "in a few hours", "following the ingestion of commercially bought and cooked mushrooms." She says that "her vital organs dropped one after the other".
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