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Hokkaido institution passed test results, patient data to companies
Asahikawa Medical College Hospital said Thursday it had leaked to four companies about 2,220 samples taken from people who took tests for syphilis and HIV as well as about 350 coliform and staphylococcal strains over about 2-1/2 years beginning in August 2004.
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