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After acupuncture: Dr. R.E. Needs of Sunnybrook Hospital's anesthesia department asks a woman if she feels any discomfort. She said she could lift her(...)
After acupuncture: Dr. R.E. Needs of Sunnybrook Hospital's anesthesia department asks a woman if she feels any discomfort. She said she could lift her(...)

After acupuncture: Dr. R.E. Needs of Sunnybrook Hospital's anesthesia department asks a woman if she feels any discomfort. She said she could lift her(...)

Date2/14/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: After acupuncture: Dr. R.E. Needs of Sunnybrook Hospital's anesthesia department asks a woman if she feels any discomfort. She said she could lift her leg without feeling pain. Watching is Dr. T. S. Leung who performed treatment.
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