“Most importantly, many of the patients have been cured, which is great. That’s what everyone hoped for. With the new forms of therapy the prospects are even greater that there will be a successful treatment that the patients can undertake,” Seacoastonline.com reports Boston attorney William Daily Jr. as saying. Daily represents Exeter Hospital in New Hampshire in a number of lawsuits filed since the arrest of healthcare traveler David Kwiatkowski in 2012. Kwiatkowski is serving a 39-year prison sentence related to a hepatitis C outbreak at the hospital after injecting himself with the painkiller fentanyl and putting the needles back in use for patients. To read the story, click here.