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  • 8,000 UK patients receive message that they are dying of cancer instead of holiday greeting

    12/29/2022 1:46:58 PM PST · by DFG · 14 replies
    NY Post ^ | 12/29/2022 | Lee Brown
    Last Christmas? Oops — we meant merry Christmas! A UK doctor’s office texted thousands of patients startling news that they were dying of “aggressive lung cancer” — when they’d just meant to wish them “a very merry Christmas.” Askern Medical Practice in Doncaster sent the automated text on Friday, two days before Christmas, warning of “diagnosis — Aggressive lung cancer with metastases,” the BBC said. It asked patients to fill out a form that allows people with terminal illnesses to claim benefits, leaving many who got it in tears. But within the hour, the surgery sent a follow-up offering “sincere...
  • Walker Discovers 5,000-Year-Old Log Path On Moor

    10/07/2005 2:46:04 PM PDT · by blam · 35 replies · 1,370+ views
    Yorkshire Post ^ | 10-6-2005 | Emma Dunlop
    Walker discovers 5,000-year-old log path on moorFind to shed new light on Neolithic man Emma Dunlop FOR 5,000 years one of the world's oldest ever footpaths has remained a hidden secret, locked deep beneath the earth in South Yorkshire. That was until walker Mick Oliver quite literally stumbled across it while one day traipsing across Hatfield Moor, near Doncaster, shortly after it was re-opened to walkers in October last year. "I looked down and I could see a straight line. I thought, that's unusual, maybe it's a bog oak – a fossilised tree – so I'll go and have a...