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The Pennsylvania Superior Court has upheld the dismissal of a case against United Airlines in which a plaintiff, a physician, alleged the airline should have warned passengers that flying may damage passengers' eardrums when they fly with an upper respiratory infection or sinusitis. The court affirmed a trial court decision that the plaintiff's expert's testimony -- about his theory that eardrums damaged during flight can cause bacterial meningitis -- was inadmissible under Frye v. United States .
June 13, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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