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Invisible poisons haunt common foods and daily items
A sweep of cases shows unusual sensitivities and poisonings from everyday substances. Smokers absorb traces of alcohol from treated cigarettes, perfumes, florals, and plant materials trigger reactions, and proteins in eggs and beans prove deadly for some. Rarely, textiles like silk and deerskin gloves cause eruptions or death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grice Tankersley
Ark
Wight
Sin Ur
England
E. Watson- Williams
Bristol
Watson-Williams
American Medical Association
Cleveland White
J Taub
Chicago
HL. Alexander
C.H. Byermann
At. Louis
W. W. Due
Kansas City
Lucille Davigne
Paris