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A mother claims her four-year-old son collapsed and almost died after drinking a slush drink. Beth Green has revealed how her son Albie was rushed to hospital after downing a strawberry-flavored slush when out bowling with a friend. “He started hallucinating, scratching himself, biting himself,” Ms Green said during an interview with Good Morning Britain on Tuesday (13 February). Albie became unresponsive and was rushed to Birmingham Children’s hospital, following the incident in October. Ms Green claims doctors told her the episode was likely caused by glycerol intolerance after drinkin...

Discover why iced slushy drinks can be harmful to kids. Learn about the dangerous chemicals, potential health risks, and the impact on obesity, dental cavities, and hydration.

It was a story that was as baffling as it was shocking. Last week, a four-year-old became the second child this year to be hospitalised after consuming a slushy. So just how worried should parents be?

Dr Duane Mellor, dietitian and senior lecturer at Aston Medical School in Birmingham, has revealed the impact E-number glycerol can have on young children, as parents call for a ban

Reports of young children collapsing after drinking iced slushies - commonly sold at children’s entertainment venues - has prompted worried parents to call for an immediate ban on sales to youngsters.