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New inquest call over toddler death at Stafford Hospital New inquest call over toddler death at Stafford Hospital
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An independent review into the death of a toddler at Stafford Hospital has called for a new inquest to be opened.An independent review into the death of a toddler at Stafford Hospital has called for a new inquest to be opened.
Three-year-old Jonnie Meek, from Cannock, died while being fed via his stomach in August 2014.Three-year-old Jonnie Meek, from Cannock, died while being fed via his stomach in August 2014.
A coroner recorded he died from natural causes.A coroner recorded he died from natural causes.
But Jonnie's parents have always said their son, who had a rare genetic condition, suffered an allergic reaction to a type of milk which had made him ill on previous occasions.But Jonnie's parents have always said their son, who had a rare genetic condition, suffered an allergic reaction to a type of milk which had made him ill on previous occasions.
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The doctor in charge of the review heard that when nurses changed the type of milk formula in Jonnie's system, his health deteriorated.The doctor in charge of the review heard that when nurses changed the type of milk formula in Jonnie's system, his health deteriorated.
The boy developed a rash on his skin, low pulse and breathing problems.The boy developed a rash on his skin, low pulse and breathing problems.
The review report does not provide medical proof of the allergy but recommends a new inquest should be opened to re-examine the evidence.The review report does not provide medical proof of the allergy but recommends a new inquest should be opened to re-examine the evidence.