Hospital Tuscaloosa AIDS more than 600 victims twister (AP)

TUSCALOOSA, Alabama. -an amazed crowd to the window of 7th waiting room floor a Tuscaloosa hospital to watch a barrel huge tornado in their regard.

Nurse Manager Patrice Jones said she was terrified and ran for patients and visitors from windows, in the corridors. She said people were screaming, crying and praying.

Twister on Wednesday of DCH Regional Medical Center, but ravaged close quarters. The hospital has treated more than 600 patients, and about 100 had to be admitted.

Hundreds of doctors, nurses and other members of the patients treatment staff aligned on the chairs, wheelchairs and beds in the corridors. Nine patients brought to MPC died. Alabama Emergency Management Agency said that deaths in the State rose 162.

Dr. Jeremy Pepper, explains most of the people that they treaties had nothing left.

Boston hospital conducts 2nd full transplantation (AP)

BOSTON - doctors at a hospital made Boston second full transplant of the nation, less than a month after the first.

A team of more than 30 physicians, nurses and other members of staff at Brigham and women's Hospital has worked for more than 14 hours the week last to replace the entire region of the face of 30 years Mitch Hunter, Speedway, Ind.

The procedure has replaced Hunter nose, eyelids, lips, face animation muscles and nerves that their power and provide the sensation. Hunter suffered his injuries caused by an electric wire of high tension, following a 2001 car accident.

The family of donor requested anonymity.

The lead surgeon, Dr. Bohdan Pomahac, said the procedure went smoothly and they expect Hunter to have a successful recovery and a new life.

Last month, a worker from the construction of Texas received a new face to the hospital. On the face of a dozen transplants were conducted in the world, in the United States, France, Spain and China.

First transplant of face to the world, a partial file, was France in 2005 on a woman mauled by his dog. The nation first, also a partial, was at the Cleveland Clinic in 2008.

Boston hospital was placed on a waiting list for a face and hands of transplantation Charla Nash, the Connecticut woman make by chimpanzee a friend two years ago.