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A patient dies in Auxerre after an error in the administration of a medicine, the hospital offers its condolences

A 77-year-old man died in Auxerre after a medication administration error, according to hospital authorities who confirmed the death on Thursday, September 17. The hospital has expressed condolences and arranged support for the family and staff.

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A patient dies in Auxerre after an error in the administration of a medicine, the hospital offers its condolences

A 77-year-old man died in Auxerre after a medication administration error, according to hospital authorities who confirmed the death on Thursday, September 17. The hospital has expressed condolences and arranged support for the family and staff.

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