Doctors admit failure in treating Sharon

Doctors have admitted making a mistake when they treated then-Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon with large doses of blood thinners after a mild stroke, according to a TV investigation broadcast today.

Doctors admit failure in treating Sharon
Thu, 20 Apr, 2006 - 19:49

Doctors have admitted making a mistake when they treated then-Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon with large doses of blood thinners after a mild stroke, according to a TV investigation broadcast today.

Sharon has been comatose since suffering a massive stroke on January 4.

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