United Nations Slams Haitian Hospitals For Charging Patients

Tue, 02/09/2010 - 6:08am — chron.com Chronicle

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Keywords: told officials press dozen u.n public private medicine begun

U.N. officials told The Associated Press that about a dozen hospitals — both public and private — have begun charging patients for medicine.

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