Miraculous recovery after icy Lake Michigan rescue
A Chicago boy, Jimmy Tontlewicz, survived twenty minutes submerged in 32 degree water after a sledding accident and, now a year later, attends kindergarten, takes swimming lessons, and undergoes speech therapy. Doctors say he fully recovered physically but is hyperactive with learning disabilities, while his family navigates ongoing challenges and public attention.
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Laetrile outlawed in Florida by medical boards
MIAMI AP A state medical board banned Laetrile stating the substance is toxic and harms cancer patients who abandon conventional treatment. The Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners voted 4-3 to prohibit sale use or manufacture, despite earlier refusals in 1980 and 1982. A 1977 law tied illegality to safety rulings by the osteopathic board and the state Board of Medical Examiners, which they upheld in 1980.
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Laetrile Claims by Cancer Patients Highlighted
About twenty cancer patients testified that Laetrile saved their lives, suggesting strong patient-reported outcomes. The testimony points to continued debate over Laetrile’s effectiveness and safety in treating cancer.
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