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APRIL 23, 2001

Eight years after it was first reported in the Navajo Nation, the hanta virus is still causing the sudden deaths of tribal members.

One is Hardy Haceesa, a 23-year-old who died in April 1998 from the virus. His death is the subject of a medical malpractice lawsuit alleging that an Indian Health Service in Shiprock, New Mexico, was unprepared to treat Haceesa.

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