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RECOVERING. BILL CLINTON, 58, from a four-hour operation to remove fluid and scar tissue from his left chest cavity, a rare complication from his quadruple bypass last fall; at a hospital in New York City, where he will remain for up to 10 days...
Frentz, 24, woke up at the burn unit at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas, confused and not a little angry. Her chest was covered with burns. The charred skin on her right arm had been scraped away, leaving her muscles showing. Her jaw would not open. There was an ugly red scar from her breast to her belly button where surgeons had opened her up twice--once in Baghdad and again at the U.S. military hospital in Landstuhl, Germany, to check her lacerated liver and kidney. Sections of the scar still keep opening up in a cascading...
Senate majority leader Bill Frist will be traveling to New Hampshire this week to discuss the GOP’s agenda with state party leaders. With over a million dollars already in his campaign war chest and planned trips to key swing states such as New Hampshire and Ohio in his day planner, Frist finishes second only to the suddenly-religious Sen. Clinton in the absolute transparency of his presidential ambitions...
...evening last week, Joan Lefkow came home to find blood seeping out from under a door to the basement office. Inside, she saw her husband, 64, and her mother Donna Humphrey, 89, lying on the floor. Both had been shot in the chest and head with...
According to another participant, Robert L. Sheridan, the MGH physicians performed approximately 120 surgical operations for ailments such as soft tissue injuries and fractures. The doctors and nurses also provided care for hernias, tumors, trauma, and chest infections from untreated pneumonia—pervasive medical problems that existed before the tsunami struck...