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Adelaide health clinics failed to diagnose tuberculosis in two patients before their deaths, inquest hears
Cases of tuberculosis have increased in Australia but two Adelaide health clinics “failed” to diagnose and treat the infectious respiratory disease in their patients before it was too late, a coronial inquest has heard.
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- Monineath Chum, nine, and Rehema Shariff Kangethe, 29, both died…
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