Bangladesh Struggles as Aid Tapers and Poverty Surges
Bangladesh, born from trauma in 1971, faces a bleak future with unrealized growth, aid withdrawal, and rising prices. Chunnu, a two and a half year old orphan, has found a foster home in Sweden, while the nation seeks relief from a harsh economic crisis intensified by smuggling, lack of skilled labor, and political interference.
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Dacca
Bangladesh
Chunnu
Sweden
Shouba
Shishu Bhaban
Mother Teresa
Calcutta
India
East Pakistan
Henry A. Kissinger
Wisconsin
United States
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Illinois Trauma System reshapes care for the critically injured
Dr. David M. Boyd leads a nationwide pilot project creating a 50 facility trauma network in Illinois to route patients to the right center without payment disputes. The program, funded by a $4 million federal grant, aims to centralize trauma care, overcoming hospital prestige and competition to save lives and standardize urgent treatment.
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UPI
Illinois
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
David M. Boyd
Boyd
Cook County
American Medical Association
American College of Surgeons
Dormant Haleakala Volcanic Lab Becomes Science City
A dormant volcano on Maui, Haleakala, hosts the Mees Solar Observatory and the Lunar Ranging Observatory, part of the University of Hawaii Institute for Astronomy. The 18 acre complex sits near the crater floor, offering ideal high altitude skies for solar and lunar research. Scientists study the corona and solar flares using artificial eclipses and coronal patrol cameras, aiming to predict flares that disrupt communications and affect space missions.
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Hawaii
Mees Solar Observatory
Lunar Ranging Observatory
University of Hawaii
Institute For Astronomy
Pacific
Donald Mickey
Mees
Asia
Observatory
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