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28 January 2004
By EMMA ROSS AP Medical Writer
RUMBEK, Sudan, Jan 27, 2004 (AP) — It sounds like a place stricken by a biblical plague - disease after unimaginable disease, all come to rest in one pitiful region of a vast African country.
Worms oozing out of people’s feet; two kinds of flies whose bites cause death in bizarre ways; a baffling syndrome that throws children into seizures and retards their development before it ultimately kills them.
While some of these devastating diseases can be found (...)
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