Boston doctor, ex-English teacher, rushes to aid quake-hit Kesennuma

Boston doctor, ex-English teacher, rushes to aid quake-hit Kesennuma

BOSTON, United States - N. Stuart Harris, Wilderness Medicine division chief of Massachusetts General Hospital, speaks about his recent volunteer trip to Kesennuma in quake-hit northeastern Japan during an interview with Kyodo News at his hospital in Boston on March 25, 2011.

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