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Associated Press - November 12, 1985
The doctor, Max Micoud, identified the patient as a 27-year-old man who had been treated with the drug for six days before his death on Saturday.
Dr. Micoud, chairman of the infectious diseases department at the University Hospital Center here, said his team had found "no significant results" in the patient's condition following the treatments. He called news reports about the treatment "embarrassingly misleading."
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