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Troubled British singer Amy Winehouse was rushed to the emergency room of a London hospital Monday, her reps say.

“Amy Winehouse suffered a reaction to medication at home this evening and was taken to the hospital. Doctors have advised that she will be kept under observation overnight and is likely to be released tomorrow,” the singer’s American rep says.

The troubled 24-year-old star was taken by ambulance from her home to University College Hospital, her U.K. spokesman Chris Goodman confirms.

Eyewitnesses saw police escort the 24-year-old in a wheelchair from her London apartment, according to SplashNewsOnline.

Late last month, the Grammy-winning Winehouse was released from the hospital after a stay of more than 10 days for what her rep characterized as treatment for a “chest infection.” At the time, her rep said she would be continuing treatment on an outpatient basis.

Mitch admitted earlier this month he fears his daughter could die “a very slow and painful death.

“She won’t die of a drug overdose, it won’t be that quick,” he told Sky News television, according to BBC News. “She would die, unfortunately, of emphysema. That would be the most likely scenario if she didn’t check her behavior, which she is doing.”

He said that Amy - who has been in the news recently for a series of scuffles - will stop performing live in September to rest her voice. She will also start writing her new album that month.

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