Heat slows removal of 12 bodies from Army Blackhawk crash
Fort Bragg officials said high heat from the mangled UH-60 Blackhawk wreckage prevented immediate recovery of all 12 paratroopers killed in a training formation crash near Nijmegen Drop Zone. Firefighters faced magnesium components that resisted cooling. four crew and eight passengers were aboard. eight identities released. investigators from Fort Rucker to arrive.
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Fort Bragg
N.C
Army
Pete Eschbach
Col
James D. Strachan
Maj
Douglas Frey
Eschbach
Lumpectomies Offer Breast-Sparing Cancer Option
A major study in the New England Journal of Medicine finds lumpectomy with or without radiation can yield survival similar to mastectomy for many breast cancer patients. Researchers caution results apply to similar patients and note selection criteria limit eligibility.
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Boston
United States
New England Journal of Medicine
National Adjuvant Breast Project
Bernard Fisher
The
University of Pittsburgh
Fisher
Burned boy to visit Disney World after miraculous recovery
Joel Sonnenberg, a 17-year-old burned in a 1979 tractor trailer crash that left him with severe disfigurement, will realize his dream of visiting Walt Disney World. Doctors said his survival and recovery are miraculous after extensive burns over 85 percent of his body.
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Fla
Walt Disney World
Joel Sonnenberg
New York
Boston
Disney World
Cecil Moore
Bahia Shrine
Joel
Janet
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