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From: DGREEN@IBM.COM (Dan Greening)
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Subject: Third Heat Treatment Patient Died.
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Date: 31 Aug 90 15:38:55 GMT
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I just thought I would note this, for those who don't know:  The third
person treated with the blood-heating method died shortly after the
procedure with (I believe) congestive heart failure.  No autopsy was
performed, however.  The treatment was performed in Mexico City.  The
physician claims blood-heating had nothing to do with the death, however
that claim seems highly suspect.

I heard this report on NPR's All Things Considered.  I wish I could refer
you to a news article, but unfortunately I can't--I haven't seen it reported
in the NY Times, for example.

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