Flooded Appalachian towns brace for more rain and floods
Heavy rains in Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia keep flood watches in effect as residents return to damaged homes. Officials warn of up to two more inches of rain threatening the Cumberland Kentucky and Licking rivers with multiple counties declared disaster areas and National Guard mobilized in Virginia.
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Implanted defibrillators could save millions, study says
A $7 million Guidant funded study presented in Atlanta and in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests implanted defibrillators cut death risk by one third for heart attack survivors with weakened hearts. Doctors Moss and Smith note vast potential and the need to target those who benefit most.
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