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Sunday, January 15, 2006

Link between excited delirium, Taser deaths to be studied / Clagary Herald, 14 Jan 2005

http://digbig.com/4fyeq
"A Calgary physician is leading a national study to see whether a medical condition that causes violent behavior and superhuman strength can turn deadly when police Taser or pepper- spray suspects. Dr. Christine Hall is undertaking a three-year analysis of subjects who die in police custody and what role the little-understood disorder, known as excited delirium, may play."

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