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Coroner links babys death to antihistamine, highlights lack of nanny regulations: An eight-week-old baby boy died after being given chlorpheniramine by his night nanny, with the drug found in his blood. The inquest recorded an open verdict due to insufficient evidence. Police mishandled the investigation, missing key evidence and questioning the nanny too late. The coroner emphasized the need for national rules for nannies and better training for caregivers to prevent such incidents.

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