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Florida Anthrax Investigation

A third person who worked in the American Media Inc. building in Boca Raton, Florida has tested positive for anthrax.

Florida Anthrax Investigation

Federal health officials today said they doubt the anthrax bacteria that killed one man and infected another in Boca Raton, Fla. could have occurred naturally.

Second Anthrax Case Reported in Florida

The FBI is investigating how a co-worker of the Florida man who died of pulmonary anthrax last week could have come into contact with the rare disease.

Florida Man Dies of Pulmonary Anthrax

A 63-year-old Florida man died of pulmonary anthrax today, one day after he was diagnosed with the fatal disease. Officials say there is no evidence that the infection was the result of bioterrorism.

Anthrax Case Reported in Florida

A 63-year-old Florida man was diagnosed with pulmonary anthrax Thursday, but officials say there is no evidence that the infection is the result of bioterrorism.

Identifying Victims

More than 6,500 people are believed to have been killed in last week's two terrorist attacks. Experts believe it is crucial to identify as many of the victims' bodies as possible.

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Extended Interview: Dr. Charles J. Stahl, M.D.

Dr. Charles J. Stahl, M.D. is the former Chief Armed Forces Medical Examiner. Excerpts of of his interview with Susan Dentzer follows.

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Extended Interview: Colonel Brion Carleton Smith, M.D.

Colonel Brion Carleton Smith, M.D., is the director of the Department of Defense DNA Registry and the Chief Deputy Medical Examiner for the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. Excerpts of of his interview with Susan Dentzer follows.

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Extended Interview: Madeline Lew Moy

Madeline Lew Moy's husband, Teddington (Ted) Moy, 48, was killed in the terrorist attack on the Pentagon on September 11, 2001. Excerpts of of her interview with Susan Dentzer follows.

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