Family adapts to new normal after Hurler twins birth
In December 2011 LaGrange's Hurst family faced life with Hurler syndrome as Bryce and Baen, the first US identical twins with the disease, continue treatment while their fraternal siblings adjust. Casey See ADAPTS, A2
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Bryce Hurst
Brock
Cleveland Clinic Therapy Services Center
Middleberg Heights
Bryce
Hurst
LaGrange
Baen Hurst
United States
Beth Boughton
Cleveland Clinic
Baen
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Hurst brothers story sparks social media attention
A fragment notes interest in the Hurst brothers story being followed on Facebook with a provided link. The readable text offers little context beyond the platform and page name. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Obama Cuba trip tests risks and rewards
President Obama embarks on a landmark Cuba visit aimed at advancing diplomatic change while maintaining a cautious stance. The trip, his 2% day visit, marks a historic shift after decades of hostility as Raul Castro and his government engage more openly, with American travelers and businesses eyeing new opportunities 90 miles from Florida.
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Barack Obama
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Raul Castro
Florida
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Castro
Ground army forms in Baltimore to fight heroin
In West Baltimore a crowd gathers as two city health workers display naloxone Narcan kits. The scene highlights a local effort to curb overdoses with overdose reversal drugs, part of a nationwide trend of distributing naloxone to prevent deaths.
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