Shriners Burns Institute to Open in Galveston Next Fall
The Shriners Burns Institute will begin operations in Galveston Texas next fall as part of three national centers to improve burns therapy and medical education. Interim units already aid severely burned children in Galveston and Cincinnati while research and training expand nationwide. The Shrine plans to spend about ten million dollars on the Burns Institutes with annual operating costs around three point six million. treatment remains free as at Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children.
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