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Ross died of unattended pneumonia related to AIDS – he had no health insurance at that time – on June 13, 1989 in his house in Assas, France, aged 38.
Why the reference to health insurance? What is "unattended pneumonia"? Are we saying he had nobody taking care of him because he had no health insurance? No friends, no family, no lovers ...? Such a circumstance would be criminal in most civilised places, so it makes no sense to me. Surely the condition he had was pneumonia, and it was he who was not attended, not the disease. No? -- Jack of Oz[Talk] 03:42, 6 July 2013 (UTC)Reply
