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A medical worker in Houston has left her job after an alleged attack. The incident occurred at St. Joseph Medical Center, where the woman worked as an MRI technician.
The attack allegedly took place in a hospital stairwell, and the perpetrator was a stranger. This incident has left the technician too afraid to continue working at the hospital. Further details about the incident are available from ABC13 Houston, which reported on the technician's resignation from St.
Joseph Medical Center.
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