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Subject: Inappropriate syringe reuse led to hep C transmission in Texas hospital | Banner physicians affected in latest round of system layoffs | 7 recent, ongoing mumps outbreaks | How an engineering student helps hospitals avoid medicine errors
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March 15, 2017
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