Malnutrition a factor in death of chef whose weight halved in Belfast hospital, coroner’s court told

Malnutrition played a part in the death of a young chef who spent months in hospital, a coroner’s court has been told.

Malnutrition a factor in death of chef whose weight halved in Belfast hospital, coroner’s court told

Malnutrition played a part in the death of a young chef who spent months in hospital, a coroner’s court has been told.

Sean Paul Carnahan, from Beechmount Grove, west Belfast, died in July 2013 - five months after he was admitted to Belfast City Hospital with a severe brain injury.

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