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From: Gail Neuman RNC (gin11153@aol.com)
Fri Aug 13 22:00:40 2004


Dear Friend,

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Gail Neuman RNC (gin11153@aol.com) thought you might be interested in this story from AANP SmartBrief:
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Pregnant woman's death raises concerns of gastric bypass surgery, pregnancy mix -------------------- The case of an obese pregnant woman who, along with her 8-month-old fetus, died 18 months after the women underwent stomach-stapling surgery raises new concerns about the safety of the increasingly popular operation for obesity. Most of the 110,000 people who have had the surgery are women in their child-bearing years, and while the case is tragic, experts say the overall risk-benefit of the surgery needs to be considered. -------------------- <a class="marginLink" href="http://rdr.sbml.cc/Click?q=2f-hY_FIqndAaqv8fEP26G3jz_P" target="_BLANK">Contra Costa Times (Walnut Creek, Calif.)/Associated Press</a> (8/13)

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And last but not least, here's a personal note from Gail Neuman RNC (gin11153@aol.com):

Just in time for Dr.Siegel's question





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