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One-Year-Old Baby Survives Severe Peanut Allergy Attack in Tel Mond
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First reported by Now 14 · 1 hour ago
What happened
A one-year-old baby in Tel Mond survived a severe peanut allergy attack after a United Hatzalah medic administered an epinephrine injection, and the infant was hospitalized in stable condition.
- 01A one-year-old baby in Tel Mond had a life-threatening allergic reaction to peanuts.
- 02United Hatzalah medic Yaara Di Segani administered an epinephrine injection on site.
- 03The injection saved the baby's life.
- 04The infant was taken to the hospital in stable condition for further care.
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