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Uruguayan Footballer Dies After Collapsing Mid-Game In Brazil Due To Cardiac Arrest
Juan Izquierdo of the Nacional club taken by ambulance to the Albert Einstein Hospital, where physicians said he suffered "cardiac arrest of undetermined onset, secondary to an arrhythmia."
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Football Legend Pele Hospitalized For Treatment Of Colon Tumor
The three-time world champion was admitted to Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paulo "for follow-up treatment of the colon tumor identified in September this year," his medical team said in a statement.
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Brazil Legend Pele to be Released From Hospital on Saturday
The 74-year-old underwent surgery Tuesday at Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paulo, the same facility that treated him last year for a severe urinary tract infection.
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Kidney Treatment Suspended as Pele Improves
The Albert Einstein hospital said the 74-year-old Pele, who won three World Cups with Brazil, remains in an intensive care unit but is no longer undergoing the hemodialysis that had been needed to help support his only kidney.
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Pele's Condition is Improving, Says Hospital
The Albert Einstein hospital said the 74-year-old Pele remains in an intensive care unit undergoing "temporary" kidney treatment, but is "lucid" and breathing and eating normally without any support.
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Brazilian football legend Socrates dies
Former Brazil captain Socrates died on Sunday aged 57 from an intestinal infection, a spokesperson for the Albert Einstein Hospital announced.
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Ailing Brazil great Socrates returns to hospital
Brazil great Socrates has been readmitted to intensive care two weeks after suffering a stomach haemorrhage, the Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paulo confirmed on Tuesday.
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Ex-Brazilian football star Socrates hospitalized
Albert Einstein Hospital officials say former Brazil captain Socrates is in a stable condition in intensive care after being treated for a stomach hemorrhage.
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Uruguayan Footballer Dies After Collapsing Mid-Game In Brazil Due To Cardiac Arrest
Juan Izquierdo of the Nacional club taken by ambulance to the Albert Einstein Hospital, where physicians said he suffered "cardiac arrest of undetermined onset, secondary to an arrhythmia."
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Football Legend Pele Hospitalized For Treatment Of Colon Tumor
The three-time world champion was admitted to Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paulo "for follow-up treatment of the colon tumor identified in September this year," his medical team said in a statement.
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Brazil Legend Pele to be Released From Hospital on Saturday
The 74-year-old underwent surgery Tuesday at Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paulo, the same facility that treated him last year for a severe urinary tract infection.
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Kidney Treatment Suspended as Pele Improves
The Albert Einstein hospital said the 74-year-old Pele, who won three World Cups with Brazil, remains in an intensive care unit but is no longer undergoing the hemodialysis that had been needed to help support his only kidney.
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Pele's Condition is Improving, Says Hospital
The Albert Einstein hospital said the 74-year-old Pele remains in an intensive care unit undergoing "temporary" kidney treatment, but is "lucid" and breathing and eating normally without any support.
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Brazilian football legend Socrates dies
Former Brazil captain Socrates died on Sunday aged 57 from an intestinal infection, a spokesperson for the Albert Einstein Hospital announced.
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Ailing Brazil great Socrates returns to hospital
Brazil great Socrates has been readmitted to intensive care two weeks after suffering a stomach haemorrhage, the Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paulo confirmed on Tuesday.
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Ex-Brazilian football star Socrates hospitalized
Albert Einstein Hospital officials say former Brazil captain Socrates is in a stable condition in intensive care after being treated for a stomach hemorrhage.
