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Indian-Origin Doctor Says "Completely Forgot" Deaths Linked To His Surgeries
Nearly two decades after the Bundaberg scandal, Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel has brushed aside the events that once made him one of Australia's most infamous medical figures.
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Australian Wicket-Keeping Legend Rodney Marsh "Critical But Stable," Flown To Adelaide
Australia wicket-keeping legend Rodney Marsh, who remains in an induced coma after suffering a heart attack last week, has been flown to a city hospital from Bundaberg in a "critical but stable condition."
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Australian Wicketkeeping Legend Rodney Marsh Suffers Heart Attack
The 74-year-old Marsh suffered the heart attack on the way to a charity event at Bundaberg in Queensland. He was rushed to the hospital by the organisers of the Bulls Masters charity event.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Banned From Practising in Australia
Authorities in Australia on Friday banned an Indian-origin surgeon from practising in the country after he was found to have lied in his job application and lacked professional competence in performing complex surgeries, a media report said.
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Australia says no to compensation for Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel
Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel, convicted for the death of an elderly patient in Australia and sentenced to two years in jail, will not get any compensation for the time he spent in prison.
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Australia jails Indian-origin doctor for negligence
Indian-origin doctor Jayant Patel, charged with medical negligence that caused the deaths of at least two patients, was sentenced to two years in jail by an Australian court on Thursday.
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Charges against Indian surgeon dropped in Australia
Australian prosecutors on Friday dropped criminal negligence charges against an Indian-born surgeon who had been accused of the manslaughter of several patients, bringing an end to a long-running legal saga.
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Indian-origin surgeon gets chance to poll jurors in Australia
A court in Australia has given an Indian-origin surgeon, charged with causing grievous bodily harm to a patient, a chance to poll his potential jurors in his trial if they were biased against him due to the negative publicity surrounding him.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Says "Completely Forgot" Deaths Linked To His Surgeries
Nearly two decades after the Bundaberg scandal, Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel has brushed aside the events that once made him one of Australia's most infamous medical figures.
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Australian Wicket-Keeping Legend Rodney Marsh "Critical But Stable," Flown To Adelaide
Australia wicket-keeping legend Rodney Marsh, who remains in an induced coma after suffering a heart attack last week, has been flown to a city hospital from Bundaberg in a "critical but stable condition."
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Australian Wicketkeeping Legend Rodney Marsh Suffers Heart Attack
The 74-year-old Marsh suffered the heart attack on the way to a charity event at Bundaberg in Queensland. He was rushed to the hospital by the organisers of the Bulls Masters charity event.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Banned From Practising in Australia
Authorities in Australia on Friday banned an Indian-origin surgeon from practising in the country after he was found to have lied in his job application and lacked professional competence in performing complex surgeries, a media report said.
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Australia says no to compensation for Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel
Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel, convicted for the death of an elderly patient in Australia and sentenced to two years in jail, will not get any compensation for the time he spent in prison.
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Australia jails Indian-origin doctor for negligence
Indian-origin doctor Jayant Patel, charged with medical negligence that caused the deaths of at least two patients, was sentenced to two years in jail by an Australian court on Thursday.
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Charges against Indian surgeon dropped in Australia
Australian prosecutors on Friday dropped criminal negligence charges against an Indian-born surgeon who had been accused of the manslaughter of several patients, bringing an end to a long-running legal saga.
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Indian-origin surgeon gets chance to poll jurors in Australia
A court in Australia has given an Indian-origin surgeon, charged with causing grievous bodily harm to a patient, a chance to poll his potential jurors in his trial if they were biased against him due to the negative publicity surrounding him.
