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In a document about home treatment authored by Dr Evans, it was stated that used syringes should not be put in the bin as they could infect someone emptying the bin.

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HSOC0022606 - Information pages Royal Manchester Children's Hospital - 15 Nov 1978

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15 November 1978
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Haemophilia Centres: Policies and Practice

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HSOC0022606 Information pages Royal Manchester Children's Hospital 15 Nov 1978

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