Nhs Accused of 'Failing the Old'over Bid to Let Patient Die
Mail on Sunday › September 04, 2005
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Mail on Sunday › September 04, 2005
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A HOSPITAL has been accused of 'age discrimination' after a court said it could withdraw lifesaving treatment from an 86-year-old father of six.
Raja Barkat Ahmed, a retired Glasgow shopkeeper, is being kept alive on a life- support machine after suffering kidney problems.See the full content of this document
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Nhs Accused of 'Failing the Old'over Bid to Let Patient Die
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