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A patient can't remember the past 20 years; after reviving his cardiac arrest victim, a doctor packs him in ice; an asthma patient runs away, but is soon brought back in handcuffs!
A patient can't remember the past 20 years; after reviving his cardiac arrest victim, a doctor packs him in ice; an asthma patient runs away, but is soon brought back in handcuffs!
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