Loneliness of Falklands survivors mirrors a changing Britain
In a London TV film on the Falklands War, observers note British soldiers weep openly, revealing a shift from stoic patriotism to individualized mourning. The piece argues that leaders misjudge this loneliness, and contrasts wartime unity with postwar disillusion, warning against mythologizing the conflict.
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Wisconsin boy, 15, first to receive artificial heart
A 15 year old from Wisconsin became the youngest to receive the Jarvik-7 artificial heart in Minneapolis at Abbott Northwestern Hospital. He was listed in stable but critical condition with possible stroke effects and blood clots found in his heart. Doctors noted potential brain damage from stopped blood flow. he remains on a bridge to a future human heart.
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N.D
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Red Wing
Minn
Delahunty
Minneapolis Heart Institute
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