Correction: Nobel-Medicine story

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By AP
Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Correction: Nobel-Medicine story

NEW YORK — In a story Oct. 4 about the Nobel Prize in medicine, The Associated Press misspelled the surname of a Stockholm woman who gave birth after vitro fertilization treatments. Her name is Johanna Mannung, not Nannung.

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Tags: Diagnosis And Treatment, Medication, New York, North America, Scientific Prizes And Competitions, United States

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