Australian toddler in coma after inhaling cake decorating dust
Australian authorities recall product and advise consumers to stop using metallic powder immediately
www.independent.co.ukA nationwide recall was issued for metallic cake-decorating powder after a 14-month-old in Australia inhaled and ingested the product, requiring emergency treatment and ongoing care. Reports note the powder caused severe lung injury and was linked to a hospital stay, with authorities urging the public to cease using the recalled items. The recall followed a Bluey-themed cake incident where the child fell unconscious and needed medical intervention. Authorities advised consumers stop using the recalled items immediately. Additional source notes Australian toddler in coma after inhaling cake decorating dust were reported by independent outlets. The recall emphasizes the potential severity of exposure to cake-decorating powders. Health officials are monitoring for any further cases related to these products.
Australian authorities recall product and advise consumers to stop using metallic powder immediately
www.independent.co.ukThe substance had formed a dangerous sludge-like mass inside the young boy’s lungs.
7news.com.auThe substance had formed a dangerous sludge-like mass inside the young boy’s lungs.
7news.com.auKatie Robinson said her 14-month-old son, Dustin "Dusty" Wildman, is still in Queensland Children's Hospital after a creative cake decorating recall incident that began while she was baking a Bluey-themed birthday cake. She said he inhaled and ingested gold dust powder, fell unconscious and needed e…
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