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Please clarify these details:

1. What exactly happened?

   • Was the silicone used on the body, inhaled, used on skin, or applied to a device?

2. Where did this occur? (country/city, if known)

3. Do you have a source link or full text?

   • If you paste the full story or a link, I can write a proper article.

4. What tone should the article have?

   • Informative, investigative, cautionary, emotional, or neutral?

5. Who is the audience?

   • Teens, parents, general public, medical readers, etc.

6. Do you want the article to include:

   • Safety warnings

   • Expert opinions

   • Medical explanation

   • Interview-style narrative

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Meanwhile, here’s a structure we can follow for a 3,000-word article:

Title: Teen Dies After Using Silicone: What Parents and Teens Need to Know

1. Introduction (300–400 words)

• The incident summary

• Why it matters

• The emotional impact

2. What Happened? (500–700 words)

• Reconstructing the event

• Timeline

• What was used and how

3. What Is Silicone? (400–600 words)

• Types of silicone

• Common household uses

• Why it can be dangerous if misused

4. Medical Risks (600–800 words)

• Skin irritation, chemical burns

• Toxic fumes

• Internal injury (if inhaled or ingested)

• Why teens might underestimate the danger

5. Expert Opinions (400–600 words)

• Quotes from doctors/dermatologists/toxicologists

• Explanation of symptoms and dangers

6. Safety Tips for Teens and Parents (300–500 words)

• How to avoid accidents

• How to respond to exposure

• When to seek emergency help

7. Conclusion (200–300 words)

• Final message

• Call for awareness and caution