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Local members of Congress introduced a bill yesterday to rename the Brentwood postal facility in Northeast Washington for anthrax victims Joseph Curseen Jr. and Thomas Morris Jr. The measure was ...
No new anthrax cases have been reported for 10 days but doctors were urged Monday to stay alert for anthrax infections -- and for patients coming in with symptoms of other illness caused by ...
Anthrax Victims Still Suffer Physically, Financially. By ABC News. August 30, 2004, 2:38 PM. Oct. 16 -- David Hose is one of the lucky seven. But there are days when he doesn't feel very fortunate.
Maureen Stevens, the widow of an anthrax victim, filed a $50-million wrongful-death claim with the government, alleging that lax security at a Maryland Army base allowed the theft of the deadly ...
Anthrax Attack Victims Break Their Silence - Bret Wincup wasn’t even paid to be there. A new employee of the Senate doorkeeper’s office in 2001, Wincup spent his off-hours volunteering in then ...
New Inhalation Anthrax Victim Dies. By ABC News. November 21, 2001, 8:24 PM. Nov. 21 -- A 94-year-old Connecticut woman diagnosed with inhalation anthrax has died, ...
Investigators believe that victim Kathy Nguyen, a woman who lived alone in a New York City apartment, also died because she inhaled the deadly anthrax from a piece of mail.
Authorities investigating the 2001 anthrax attacks will begin meeting with victims' families Wednesday to discuss the case, family members said, an indication that some lingering questions in the ...
Anthrax Victims of the Axis. December 30, 2001 More than 23 years ago. Chu Chung Wen is a survivor of a severe case of skin anthrax. His infection was caused by laboratory-bred bacteria, ...
On the day that Kathy T. Nguyen, the fourth fatality in the anthrax attacks, was buried in New York City, another inhalation anthrax patient in New Jersey was released from the hospital, becoming ...
WASHINGTON — Waffling by Justice Department lawyers in a wrongful death lawsuit arising from the deadly 2001 anthrax attacks could boost prospects that the government will be liable for millions ...