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Harish Medic Stabilizes 11-Year-Old in Severe Allergic Reaction

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A United Hatzalah medic in Harish administered adrenaline to an 11-year-old boy who developed a life-threatening allergic reaction at his home in the Hahoresh neighborhood. Medic Gilad Levinson said the family reported that the boy was allergic to milk and had suffered the reaction after exposure. Levinson said the injection stabilized the child's condition. The boy was then evacuated to a hospital for continued medical care, according to the rescue organization's Northern District statement.

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