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Passengers escape disaster after pilot ‘dies suddenly’ before flight

Principia Scientific 20 Mar 2023
Medical personnel were waiting on the tarmac to take the pilot to receive urgent medical care ... On Saturday, a United Airlines flight flying from Guatemala to Chicago was rerouted to Houston after the pilot reportedly suffered a medical emergency and became “incapacitated”.
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U.S. Regime Has Killed 20-30 Million People Since World War II

GlobalResearch 18 Mar 2023
In the latter wars there were between nine and 14 million deaths in Afghanistan, Angola, Democratic Republic of the Congo, East Timor, Guatemala, Indonesia, Pakistan and Sudan ... and it was also erroneously claimed that the lives of American medical students on that island were in danger. Guatemala ... Guatemala.
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Status Update: Life Time ‘country club gym’ opening in Irvine

Orange County Register 27 Feb 2023
Cristobal Barrios Jr., a surgeon, professor, and assistant dean of UC Irvine School of Medicine, has been appointed president and CEO of Rancho Mirage-based IMAHelps, which organizes humanitarian medical missions in Central and South America ... He also will lead a team of surgeons on a medical mission to Chimatenango, Guatemala in October.
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Charity aims to help Guatemalans battling hunger

La Prensa Latina 24 Feb 2023
Guatemala City, Feb 23 (EFE).- The charitable organization Guatemalans for Nutrition presented here Thursday a plan to assist 3,000 households in the northwestern Guatemalan province of Huehuetenango ... The camps will offer medical services with an emphasis on pregnant women, nursing mothers and children under 5.
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Tuberville Honors Notasulga  Veteran

Opelika Observer 16 Feb 2023
TUBERVILLE. Veteran of the Month series recognizes Alabama’s heroes for service to military, local communities. CONTRIBUTED BY THE OFFICE OF TOMMY TUBERVILLE ... She went to Guatemala for the first time on a medical mission while in the service, which inspired her and her husband to continue mission trips to Guatemala and Alaska after their retirement.”.
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World Insights: Evil under the sun -- the U.S. history of unethical human experiments

China.dot.org 14 Feb 2023
Anthony and many other victims "don't trust the medical community anymore because they saw how themselves and others were mistreated and used and abused." ... Cutler containing records on medical experiments conducted in Guatemala in the second half of the 1940s and brought the unethical studies to light.
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Evil under the sun -- the U.S. history of unethical human experiments

People Daily 14 Feb 2023
Anthony and many other victims "don't trust the medical community anymore because they saw how themselves and others were mistreated and used and abused." ... Cutler containing records on medical experiments conducted in Guatemala in the second half of the 1940s and brought the unethical studies to light.
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‘Operation Olive Branches’: Israel rapidly provides earthquake disaster relief

Cleveland Jewish News 13 Feb 2023
Hours later, the Jewish state sent rescue personnel and medical aid ... Israel has provided search and rescue teams, medical personnel and supplies following earthquakes, hurricanes and volcanic eruptions in Armenia, Mozambique, Guatemala, Mexico, Nepal, the Philippines, Haiti, India and Indonesia.
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RSV threat to vulnerable children and hospitals preventable

La Prensa Latina 24 Jan 2023
Miami, Jan 24 (EFE).- Representatives from governments, international institutions, medical ... The medication is currently approved in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Panama, the Dominican Republic, Paraguay, Uruguay, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, and Colombia.
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Numerous Human Smuggling Schemes Disrupted

Sierra County Sentinel 19 Jan 2023
All migrants were medically evaluated and processed accordingly before being expelled back to Mexico under Title 42 ... A total of 38 smuggled migrants from Ecuador, Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala, including three unaccompanied children were detained, medically evaluated and processed accordingly ... All migrants were medically screened and evaluated.
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India heads to LAC region again; focus on food, energy security and defence cooperation

Financial Express 13 Jan 2023
India and Guatemala ... Guatemala became the recipient of large quantities of medical supplies during the time of the spread of COVID – 19 and this has brought the two countries closer together.” Also ReadIndia, Guatemala to deepen cooperation in space, defence and security; India-SICA Trade negotiations to start soon.
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Moose Jaw nurse excited to return to Guatemala to help ailing residents

Moosejaw Today 06 Jan 2023
The Moose Jaw International Medical Mission (MJIMM) team has been travelling to Patzun, Guatemala since 2014 to help residents living in extreme poverty ... This year, MJIMM members will be in Guatemala from Feb ... And I love watching them experience it while we’re down in Guatemala,” she continued.
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Concord woman with rare disease who faced deportation allowed to stay in U.S. permanently

East Bay Times 29 Dec 2022
from Guatemala at the age of 8 to receive life-saving treatment as part of a medical trial for Maroteaux-Lamy Syndrome, also known as Mucopolysaccharidosis Type VI, a genetic disorder that ravages many of the body’s tissues and organs.
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Pulitzer Prize winner addresses Cradle of Texas SAR

Wharton Journal Spectator 28 Dec 2022
The goal of the mission team is to assist those who suffer from inadequate dental, medical and general health support. Dimmick’s mission travels over the years have taken him to remote areas of Bolivia, Costa Rica, Mexico, and Guatemala.
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New mobile medical clinic keeps Guatemalan farmers connected to Iowa co-op

The Gazette Cedar Rapids 20 Dec 2022
Farmers like her in the FEDECOVERA network of farming cooperatives in Guatemala now benefit from a new mobile medical clinic secured for Guatemalan farmers by funding from Iowa’s Frontier Cooperative ... COBAN, Guatemala — When a farmer member of an Iowa co-op needs medical care, they drive to the nearest clinic or provider.

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