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181 Taiwan needs consensus before talks with PRC Taiwan News Editorial 910
182 The Dragon's Swagger Roger Cohen 1059
183 Move to Replace Taiwan Editor Spurs Talk Ting-I Tsai 1040
184 The Taiwan Arms-Sales Equation Brian T. Kennedy 1166
185 DPP sweep boosts Taiwan democracy Taiwan News Editorial 902
186 March for Taiwan / Ethnic Cleansing in March 1947 Taiwan (Web Albums) TaiwanYes 1327
187 No 'peace dividend' for Taiwan people Taiwan News Editorial 918
188 KMT trumps Taiwan public television Taiwan News Editorial 1080
189 Ma, not the people, bears blame for U.S. beef flap Taiwan News Editorial 984
190 Defense contractors give Obama advice on Taiwan security Michael Richardson 1044
191 U.S. should understand Taiwan's beef stand Taiwan News Editorial 1047
192 Taiwan faces a new year of political purgatory Michael Richardson 1062
193 US business group accuses Obama of shorting Taiwan Jim Wolf 1190
194 Liberty Times: Self-salvation year Sofia Wu 962
195 Economic Daily News: Taiwan at critical juncture Sofia Wu 2156
196 Taiwan in 2010: The leadership contest Taiwan News Editorial 1001
197 Taiwan lawmakers send message to U.S. and PRC Taiwan News Editorial 1663
198 Claims of 'recovery' for Taiwan premature Taiwan News Editorial 799
199 The Price of Freedom The Wall Street Journal 890
200 Taiwan's DPP must offer China policy alternatives Taiwan News Editorial 933
 
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Newsflash


Former president Chen Shui-bian is escorted in a wheelchair to Chang Gung Memorial Hospital’s Linkou branch in New Taipei City yesterday morning.
Photo: Lin Cheng-kung, Taipei Times

The two tumors that had been detected in former president Chen Shui-bian’s (陳水扁) seminal vesicle earlier this year are nonmalignant blood clots, doctors said yesterday after Chen underwent a follow-up medical checkup, adding that they were trying to determine why a third clot had formed.

Chen was granted temporary release from prison so he could get a medical checkup at Chang Gung Hospital’s branch in Linkou District (林口), New Taipei City (新北市), yesterday morning. He was transported from Taipei Prison to the hospital at about 6am.