A recent study found that several children were hospitalized after drinking slush ice drinks containing glycerol. Now, one mom is detailing her daughter’s hospitalization just minutes after consuming ...

Nearly all of the children in the study -- 94% -- experienced a drop in consciousness, 95% had dangerously low blood sugar, ...

Called glycerol, the super-sweet substance is a common ingredient in 'slushies' — bright, colourful ice cold drinks that are a mainstay at cinemas and corner shops. But medics have warned the ...

For a toddler this may equate to 50–220 milliliters of a slush ice drink. The standard size drink sold in the UK and Ireland is 500 milliliters [about 17 ounces],” the authors write.

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AN urgent warning has been issued over slushy drinks in the UK after 21 children were hospitalised. Children under the age of eight should avoid consuming slush ice drinks containing the ...

Children should completely avoid "slushy" ice drinks containing glycerol, which can make them very ill, until they are at least eight years old, say researchers calling for official health advice to ...

Glycerol is a naturally occurring alcohol and sugar substitute which helps slush drinks maintain their texture by preventing liquid from freezing solid. In the UK, slush drinks – also known as ...

Doctors and the Food Standards Agency (FSA) have warned young children drinking slushie drinks, after several children under ...

Health warnings on slushy ice drinks should be extended to include older children as they pose a significant threat to their health, doctors have warned. Researchers at Children’s Health Ireland ...

Frozen slush drinks could lead to metabolic symptoms in children, a new study suggests. The lead researcher discusses the ingredient that triggers the illness.

The Archives of Disease in Children reported that 21 children aged 2-6 were sent to hospitals unconscious in the U.K. and Ireland after becoming 'acutely unwell' from consuming slushies from 2009 ...