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Katrina and ASCO: Lessons to be Learned

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John V. Cox, DO, FACP

As I sit to write this, New Orleans is evacuated and still under water. Over the last 2 weeks, a hypnotic drumbeat of stories pulls me to the TV. In Dallas, driving home from the hospital 5 days after the hurricane, a string of buses longer than the eye could see was "parked" on the downtown freeway exchange, waiting to release the displaced souls to our convention-center-turned-relief-center. One million people have left the coast. At this writing, it is estimated that it will be months before they can return.

A few days after Hurricane Katrina . . . [Click for More]

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