Mystery hangs over the death of retired New York Yankee Brett Gardner’s 14-year-old son. Initially, authorities in Costa Rica said Miller died of "asphyxiation" related to "food intoxication," or food poisoning. However, they said Tuesday that "there was no obstruction to the airways" and needed to await toxicology results. Food safety expert Beth Torin spoke with Inside Edition’s Les Trent about what is safe and not safe to eat while traveling overseas.
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