Grand National runner Celebre d’Allen died from a respiratory infection which developed after his collapse in the race.

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Celebre D'Allen, who collapsed on course after being pulled up in the Grand National, died due to an infection which "emerged ...

The post-mortem indicated that Celebre d’Allen developed sepsis or endotoxaemia from a ‘severe bacterial respiratory ...

Data from a meta-analysis of 8 observational studies accounting for more than 26 million people across the globe were ...

Most cases of nocardiosis start out as lung infections, in which pus-filled cavities, or abscesses containing the bacteria, ...