Dentists to donate 160 mil. yen for children's facilities

Dentists to donate 160 mil. yen for children's facilities

TOKYO, Japan - Ryota Hosoya, vice director of St. Luke's International Hospital, speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on Feb. 22, 2011. He disclosed a plan of the Japan Dental Association to donate about 160 million yen raised via the recycling of dental gold and artificial teeth to build a hospice for severely disabled children and a clinic for childhood cancer patients.

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