41.   A Florida doctor was found guilty of manslaughter on Tuesday in connection with the deaths of four patients from drug overdoses involving the powerful painkiller OxyContin.

42.   A prompt response can save some patients from death and point health authorities toward others who may have been contaminated.

43.   After receiving the bad news that their doctor is no longer accepting patients from their particular health plan, patients have some tough choices to make.

44.   After Gelsinger died, the Food and Drug Administration stopped new patients from enrolling in the Schering-Plough trials.

45.   But a CMR report found that health-care providers are often reluctant to cover new products, discouraging patients from seeking new ways to treat their diseases.

46.   But Glover, the LASIK patient from Olathe, said she could read menus in dark restaurants now.

47.   But consumer advocates say higher co-pays can discourage patients from buying needed medications.

48.   But officials plan to do more research, using volunteer patients from Miami Valley and the Shriners Burn Institute in Cincinnati.

49.   But most doctors here do not even bother to try to keep their patients from smoking.

50.   But they, too, may withhold information, either to protect patients from bad news or to keep doctors from learning embarrassing or damaging facts.