Military doctors study venomous snakes in medical course
Navy petty officer Ray Kunze helps unload crates at Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda where a traveling snake exhibit brings two rattlers and an African Gaboon viper to a tropical medicine course for 74 Army Navy and Air Force physicians. Snakes include a Gaboon viper, Malayan pit viper and African spitting cobra as students learn real world bite identification and antivenin treatment.
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