Univ. supports Belarus cancer treatment via satellite

Nagasaki University starts Feb. 2 exchanging medical data via satellite with a Belarus medical center helping children suffering from thyroid cancer contracted after the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster. A Nagasaki Univ. doctor checks medical data on a computer screen from the Belarus center via a satellite. ==Kyodo

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