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Boxes of U.S.-donated specialized medication are loaded

Boxes of U.S.-donated specialized medication are loaded

Boxes of U.S.-donated specialized medication are loaded onto a Brazilian air force aircraft for eventual distribution to victims exposed to cyanide poison that resulted from a Jan. 27 nightclub fire in Santa Ma... More

Brazilian Ministry of Health officials and U.S. Embassy

Brazilian Ministry of Health officials and U.S. Embassy

Brazilian Ministry of Health officials and U.S. Embassy Brasilia representatives at the Brasilia International Airport inspect a U.S.-donated shipment of specialized medication. The medication – named Cyanokit ... More

Brazilian Ministry of Health officials and U.S. Embassy

Brazilian Ministry of Health officials and U.S. Embassy

Brazilian Ministry of Health officials and U.S. Embassy Brasilia representatives at the Brasilia International Airport inspect a U.S. donated shipment of specialized medication. The medication – named Cyanokit... More

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