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    British Hospital Declines Vatican’s Offer to Treat Charlie Gard

    Multiple courts have granted the hospital permission to remove the terminally ill infant from life support.
    by Aria Bendix Jul 05, 2017 2 minutes
    Source: Alessandra Tarantino / AP

    The British hospital that plans to remove 11-month-old Charlie Gard from life support declined an offer from a Vatican-owned pediatric hospital to treat the terminally ill infant on Wednesday, citing legal barriers. A day earlier, the Vatican’s Bambino Gesu Children’s Hospital to accept Charlie into their care, promising to keep the infant on life support and allow his parents,

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