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Dr. Sonu Gaind says the health-care system is to blame after a Quebec man's request for medical assistance in dying. Normand Meunier, who is paralyzed in both arms and legs, developed a severe bed sore, exposing bone and muscle, after spending four days on an ER stretcher.

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