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Prince Charles is working with the parents of a teenager who died as a result of a severe allergic reaction after being'moved beyond words' by their tale. At a global symposium in Scotland on Wednesday, Prince of Wales, 73, pledged to support the Natasha Allergy Research Foundation's efforts to eliminate allergies. The foundation was established by the parents of 15-year-old Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, who died from anaphylaxis - the most common symptom of an allergic reaction, after consuming a Pret sandwich before boarding a flight at Heathrow airport. Nadim and Tanya Ednan-Laperouse, a family of four children, have dedicated their lives to the prevention and eradicating allergic disease since their daughter's death. Charles, who promised a 'game-changer' relationship with the organisation and his own Prince's Foundation, said he was'moved beyond words' as a result of Natasha's death and how her parents''selflessly committed themselves to preventing other families from suffering in the same way.'

Prince Charles, who is better known in Scotland as the Duke of Rothesay, was beaming as he arrived at the New Lanark Unesco World Heritage Site earlier today. Charles enjoyed a display of industrial artefacts and later saw giant steam engines and the main textile room, where the preserved looms are still in use and producing textiles for commercial use.