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Jungle medicine revisited: an Oklahoma medical team visits Bolivia.

Twenty-five adventurous physicians, nurses, oral surgeons, lab technicians, and lay support persons visited the remote Bolivian village of Corroico during February, 1995. During the next week, they treated 1200 patients with maladies of all types. Intestinal parasites, failure to thrive, leishmaniasis, tuberculosis, multiple dental caries, and ear, nose and throat infections comprised the majority of the conditions treated. Over $50,000 in medications were dispensed during the week.

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Child witnesses in Oklahoma.

Children are often required to testify in court about physical and sexual abuse. This article examines the literature related to their testifying and reports the experiences of children who were interviewed regarding those experiences. In general, the children did not appear to be unduly traumatized by their court experiences.

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