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Exogenous Poisoning in Santiago De Cuba Causes the Death of a Minor - Cubadebate
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The 5-year-old boy who died in Santiago de Cuba took Mexican paracetamol, but his death could be due to a dipyrone injection.
The community of La Maya, in Santiago de Cuba, is dismayed by the exogenous poisoning of two minors by the consumption of an uncertified medication in the home, which caused the death of one of them. The deceased infant, 5 years old, arrived on the morning of September 2 to the polyclinic Carlos Juan Finlay. The post Exogenous poisoning in Santiago de Cuba causes the death of a minor first appeared on Cubadebate.
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