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Baby who couldn't sleep was given 'lethal dose' of Benadryl by woman running 'unauthorized' daycare on military base, now the Army is paying for it: Docs
The U.S. Army has agreed to settle a lawsuit with a mom and soldier dad who said their 7-month-old daughter was given a lethal dose of Benadryl at an "unauthorized" daycare on a Hawaii military base.
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The U.S. Army settled a lawsuit filed by a mother and her soldier husband, alleging that their 7‑month‑old daughter received a lethal dose of Benadryl while in an unauthorized daycare on a Hawaii military base. The settlement resolves the parents’ claims that the daycare provider administered the medication.
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