... turns out it was a strange affliction caused by an exotic food.
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Canadian patient oozes green blood
Doctors at Vancouver's St. Paul's Hospital came across something highly illogical when they tried to put an arterial line into a patient about to undergo surgery: his blood was dark green.
I suspected they were not quite human up there.
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........ the expression, "he turned green" came from.
Seriously, this is the first time I had heard of the rare event. Interesting!
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