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October 29, 2004
Andrew Bergh: Widow loses suit over unanswered call to 911
By ANDREW BERGH
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Heart attacks are life-threatening events.
This undoubtedly explains why medical authorities commonly say you should call 911 if you think you (or someone else) may be having a heart attack.
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