31.   Congress has resumed talks over how to help injured patients sue their health plans, a Republican lawmaker said Friday.

32.   Doctors shut down the intensive care unit, accepting only the most critically injured patients.

33.   Hospital emergency rooms in the capital of Algiers were overwhelmed with injured patients, while corridors were jammed with people searching for still-missing loved ones.

34.   Hospital treatment worked better for the more severely injured patients.

35.   Hospital emergency rooms have been overwhelmed with injured patients, and corridors were jammed with people searching for loved ones.

36.   Hospital emergency rooms in the capital have been overwhelmed with injured patients, and corridors were jammed with people searching for loved ones.

37.   Hospitals nationwide are rationing adult tetanus shots, reserving them for burn victims and other severely injured patients, because of a huge shortage of the crucial vaccine.

38.   In federal court, injured patients could sue over contract disputes, such as eligibility or co-payments, and win unlimited awards for losses and suffering.

39.   In the case of very gravely injured patients, she said, the journey from Afghanistan is simply too arduous to risk.

40.   In state court, injured patients could sue insurers over medical decisions that prove harmful.