HealthPhoto: HT WorldUniversity Student Poisoned by Acrylamide in Hot Water at Wyoming
A University of Wyoming student experienced numbness, tingling, and weakness after drinking hot water with a strange taste. After weeks of medical evaluation, he and his colleagues found a white powder near his coffee maker. Testing revealed elevated acrylamide levels, a neurotoxin that caused his physical and mental decline over two months, according to court documents.
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