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:: Friday, August 15, 2008 ::
Crocs no longer in style at safety-conscious hospitals - By Lisa Greene, St. Petersburg Times
Before the ban was issued at Tampa General, a needle fell through a hole and inside the shoe of an employee there, although she wasn't hurt, Shea said.
'Blood could go through the hole, and say you have a cut on your foot, then you're exposed' to HIV, hepatitis and other diseases, Shea said.
But all is not lost. After hearing such reports, Crocs Inc. started making a new shoe in the fall. Called the Specialist, the shoe has the same spongy feel — but with no holes on top.------------------------------------------- posted 6:41 AM :: reference link ::
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