Posted on 26/12/06
A costly second chance for little Isaac
TORONTO -- He's not even three years old, but the words pulse oximeter roll off Isaac McFadyen's tongue, as if they are second nature. He knows the device well; it clips onto his finger and measures the oxygen in his blood. It's one of several checks done each hour he undergoes treatment for his rare disease.
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