A family from Monmouthshire launch a campaign after their teenage daughter died from toxic shock syndrome after using a tampon for the first time.
Relatives of Natasha Scott-Falber say her rare symptoms were initially mistaken for norovirus.
A family from Monmouthshire have launched a campaign to educate the public after their teenage daughter died from toxic shock syndrome after using a tampon for the first time.
Relatives of Natasha Scott-Falber say her rare symptoms were initially mistaken for norovirus. Tonight, her mother Mandy has given us a frank interview about the issues in her case, and the lessons she wants other families to learn.
Our Health Reporter Rob Osborne reports.
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