A-bomb survivors in N. America examined by Hiroshima doctors

A-bomb survivors in N. America examined by Hiroshima doctors

LOS ANGELES, United States - Makoto Matsumura, a physician of the Hiroshima Prefecture Medical Association, examines Eiko Fukushima, a 78-year-old atomic-bomb survivor from Hiroshima, now living in Los Angeles, at a suburban Los Angeles hospital on Sept. 19, 2009.

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