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To: DMaA who wrote (240214)2/28/2008 2:28:59 PM
From: KLP  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 794024
 
That story ought to send shivers up spines of every single one of us, and in the Government including Congress. Maybe the business license of all medical units of any kind, should be posted at the door, with copies to every single patient.

Is that Medical Center business owned by US Citizens? And what of the employees? Doesn't any Fed and/or State agency check these Medical Centers?????

Maybe Congress could and should find something else to do beside harrass sports figures, and do something constructive for a change.



To: DMaA who wrote (240214)2/29/2008 11:54:29 AM
From: Neeka  Respond to of 794024
 
I wonder if there was a shortage of syringes? Many of them are given out for free on American city streets over the concern that junkies will reuse them and start an epidemic.

VBNG



To: DMaA who wrote (240214)2/29/2008 1:37:19 PM
From: MJ  Respond to of 794024
 
Good this is coming out as a problem----not good for the people who went through these procedures and now have to go through the testings.

Would expect this is not unique to this facility.

Get those whole body scans before succumbing to any invasive procedure.

mj


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