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US player sues hospital after on-field cardiac arrest

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US women’s national team player Savannah DeMelo has sued a hospital and two doctors over an on-field cardiac arrest she suffered during a match. Read More: https://punchng.com/us-player-sues-hospital-after-on-field-cardiac-arrest/

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