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Healthcare/Hospital Law

Apr. 15, 2008

Across Country, Lawsuits Link Incurable Illness to MRI Dye

Ramon Rodriguez was always good with his hands. The ex-Marine fixed cars, stitched leather and tinkered with home improvements, despite his diabetes and a failed kidney.

By Evan George
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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      HEMET - Ramon Rodriguez was always good with his hands. The ex-Marine fixed cars, stitched leather and tinkered with home improvements, despite his diabetes and a failed kidney.
      But that was before his skin began turning to stone.
      It started as a stiffne...

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