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[s5e9] Last Resort ⚡
House eventually diagnoses Jason with melioidosis , a rare tropical infection. The episode ends with Jason realizing he can breathe deeply again after the treatment works.
Jason demands that Thirteen test the experimental medications on herself first to ensure they aren't poisoned or traps. This puts her life at risk, particularly due to her existing Huntington’s disease. [S5E9] Last Resort
In a controversial move that highlights House's obsession with solving puzzles, House actually gives the gun back to the hostage-taker after a failed attempt to subdue him, just so the diagnostic process can continue. House eventually diagnoses Jason with melioidosis , a
An ambient track from the album "The Dead Texan" (specifically the track " The 6-357 ") is used during the final scene where House and the patient share a knowing nod. This puts her life at risk, particularly due