Edelin Busy with Practice Amid Controversy
Seven months after a manslaughter conviction for an abortion death, Dr. Kenneth C. Edelin remains in high demand at Boston City Hospital while considering leaving Boston. He questions jurors, reflects on a witch-hunt label, and notes hospitals trimming abortion services though his private practice remains strong.
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Stomach contents reveal hidden obstructions in children
Doctors at Downstate Medical Center Brooklyn traced unexplained stomach objects on X rays to congenital blockages in three children ages 3, 4, and 9. Surgeries removed pits and seeds from one stomach and other small items from the others, showing obstruction formed before birth.
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