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Google News: Nappy sacks can kill babies – parents and carers warned
[This is Cornwall] - Cornwall Coroner Emma Carlyon wrote to the Department of Health and local health chiefs concerned that parents were unaware of the risks after two babies suffocated. She wanted to highlight the cases to prevent further deaths. An inquest into the death
NHS nappy sack safety campaign goes national
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[BBC News] - It follows the deaths of two babies in Cornwall and the concerns raised by coroner Dr Emma Carlyon. Eleven babies in the UK are believed to have died in the past 10 years from suffocation after pulling nappy sacks to their faces.
Dangers of nappy sacks revealed as 11 babies suffocate in the UK
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[Daily Mail] - Ms Beynon was first alerted to the problem by Cornwall coroner Emma Carlyon, who came across two cases of nappy sack suffocation. A nationwide survey of coroner's then revealed at least 11 babies had suffocated in this way over the past 10 years.
Google News: Death not due to fall or surgery
[This is Cornwall] - The coroner, Dr Emma Carlyon, noted that Mrs Davey suffered from a number of morbid conditions, including diabetes and hypertension. Mrs Davey was admitted to the Royal Cornwall Hospital, Treliske, in December following a fall in which she
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