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A man left brain-dead after an experimental drug trial in France has died, local media report.
posted by fev at 10:07 AM
Sunday, January 17, 2016
A man left brain-dead after an experimental drug trial in France has died, local media report.
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2 Comments:
Either they've fixed it (maybe they added the colon?) or I'm learning to read them.
France drug trial: Brain-dead man dies in hospital
Umm... if you're brain-dead, you can't die. You're already dead.
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