61.   The stories gave the nine patients their first clue as to why they became ill, said Wendy York, the lead lawyer in the lawsuit.

62.   The two patients also received an overdose of a second drug intended to shield the patients from side effects of the anti-cancer drug.

63.   There is a chance these subtypes have spread because at least six of the eight patients reported recent unprotected sex.

64.   There was reason for Dana-Farber doctors to exercise special vigilance in the care of the two patients.

65.   They were transferred to Manhattan state as a step toward normalcy, and mixed in with the other patients.

66.   They found that one man was a typhoid carrier and that seven of the other eight patients said they had sexual relations with him before becoming ill.

67.   With the other patients, the same therapists offered more personal information in response to comparable disclosures made by the patients than they normally would have.

68.   Yet on the night he died, he was left alone in his room while all the other patients were escorted to dinner.

69.   Yurt said that of the three patients in critical condition, only one had undergone skin grafts, but he would not say which one.

70.   A hospital nurse said the queen, who had a private room, was otherwise treated like the other patients.