Article Out Loud - Hospital Response to a 10-Kiloton Nuclear Detonation

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By CRAIG DEATLEYI, An Article Out Loud Flashback from the Domestic Preparedness Journal, September 25, 2012. If a nuclear device were to be detonated within any of the nation�s major metropolitan areas, the healthcare system both inside and outside the blast-damage zones would be seriously affected. Predicting the "what ifs" and planning for such scenarios can help hospitals and responder agencies cope with and manage the numerous deaths and injuries that may certainly occur. Narrated by Randy Vivian. - Click HERE to view the full article.

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