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Honey pacifiers linked to 4 infant botulism cases: Texas health officials

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Honey pacifiers linked to 4 infant botulism cases: Officials
Honey pacifiers are believed to have caused four cases of infant botulism in Texas, according to state health authorities. Parents are urged to avoid the products and reminded not to give honey in any form to infants.
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