SEPT. 4, 2003: Tony Rosato (now 53) meets his fu­ture wife Leah (née Murray, now 30) in Toronto at a cof­fee shop.

OCT. 6: Rosato and Leah have their first date, in Toronto. Af­ter that, he vis­its her in Kingston. NOV. 30: They are en­gaged. DEC. 31: They get mar­ried at Toronto City Hall, a first mar­riage for both. Leah con­tin­ues to live in Kingston and Rosato lives in Toronto with his mother, visit­ing Leah in Kingston most week­ends.

SEPT. 4, 2004: They move into an apart­ment on Broad­view Ave.

SEPT. 26: A daugh­ter is born.

JAN. 17, 2005: Leah flees their Toronto apart­ment for Kingston, with their daugh­ter.

JAN. 17: Rosato files a miss­ing-per­son re­port with Toronto po­lice.

FEB. 2: Rosato files an af­fi­davit for cus­tody of his daugh­ter.

FEB. 3: Leah is granted in­terim sole cus­tody of their daugh­ter.

MAR. 9: Rosato files a miss­ing-per­son re­port with Kingston po­lice.

MAR. 10: He tells Det. Jeff Smith in Kingston his wife was re­placed dur­ing the wed­ding re­cep­tion.

MAR. 20: Rosato has the first of two ac­cess vis­its with his child, whom he says is suf­fer­ing phys­i­cal and emo­tional abuse.

MAR. 20: Rosato has the first of two ac­cess vis­its with his child, whom he says is suf­fer­ing phys­i­cal and emo­tional abuse.

APR. 15: Rosato tells the Chil­dren’s Aid So­ci­ety in Kingston he was pre­sented with a baby who is not his. He wants a probe into his miss­ing wife and daugh­ter.

APR. 18: Rosato phones Smith to talk about vis­i­ta­tions and tells him the baby was re­placed.

APR. 20: Smith phones to ask Rosato to come to Kingston to talk.

MAY 5: Leah gives Det. Smith her af­fi­davit.

MAY 5: Af­ter sev­eral post­pone­ments, Rosato goes to Kingston to talk to Smith. He is ar­rested for crim­i­nal ha­rass­ment, and pub­lic mis­chief for both­er­ing po­lice. Rosato is sent to Quinte De­ten­tion Cen­tre in Na­pa­nee, where he’s held for two years.

MAY 5: Af­ter sev­eral post­pone­ments, Rosato goes to Kingston to talk to Smith. He is ar­rested for crim­i­nal ha­rass­ment, and pub­lic mis­chief for both­er­ing po­lice. Rosato is sent to Quinte De­ten­tion Cen­tre in Na­pa­nee, where he’s held for two years.

AUG. 10: Rosato has a bail hear­ing be­fore Kingston Jus­tice of the Peace Cathy Hick­ling.

MAR. 15-16, 2006: At a pre­lim­i­nary hear­ing, Jus­tice R.G. Masse drops the mis­chief charge.

AUG. 7, 2007: Rosato’s trial on the charge of crim­i­nally ha­rass­ing his wife be­gins be­fore Jus­tice Gor­don Thom­son of the Su­pe­rior Court of Jus­tice, in Kingston.

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臨牀腫瘤科專科醫生謝耀昌表示，在三代EGFR基因突變肺癌的口服標靶藥物中，第

一及第二代多用於第一線治療，當中第二代藥物針對DEL19的靶點特別有效，適合帶有DEL 19突變的患者使用；而第三代藥物則針對T790M的靶點，適合用於服用第一及第二代藥物後出現抗藥性，而又檢測到有T790M