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A Chicago minister has hit a roadblock in his attempt to make the nation's hospitals and blood banks legally responsible for notifying blood transfusion patients they might be infected with hepatitis C. A judge in Cook County, Ill., dismissed the Rev. John David Sturman's class action, ruling that his claim that hospitals and blood banks have a duty to notify patients of a potential infection is "legally insufficient."
May 22, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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