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Conn. partnership leads to x-ray donation for Haiti clinic

Craig LeMoult
Fairfield, Conn. February 5, 2010

A clinic helping earthquake victims in Haiti will receive a state of the art portable X-ray machine, thanks to the partnership of a Connecticut hospital, an international aid organization and a technology company.

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