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Melissa Meehan

Woman's caffeine death blamed on ambulance ramping

Paramedics found a woman dead in her apartment more than seven hours after she called triple zero. (Luis Ascui/AAP PHOTOS)

The caffeine overdose death of an aspiring cancer researcher who waited more than seven hours for an ambulance was preventable, a coroner has found.

Christina Lackmann, 32, died in her Melbourne apartment in April 2021 after calling triple zero because she couldn't get off the floor and was feeling dizzy, light-headed and numb.

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