The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT34) NEW YORK -- Feb. 13, 2003 -- NY-TERROR-HOSPITALS -- In a scene repeated at hospitals throughout New York City Thursday, feb. 13, 2003, about 60 emergency room doctors from St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center filed into a first-floor conference room yesterday at 8 a.m. to think once more about the unthinkable. Antidote kits for treating the victims of cyanide poisoning and nerve gas attacks had just been delivered to all the city's hospitals as security preparations continued to be tightened in response to the heightened alert that the city has been on since last week. At St. Lukes Roosevelt emergency room in upper Manhattan, Thursday, Dr. Theodore Bania, right, shows resident Grant Lipman how to use a Mark 1 auto-injector which counteracts nerve gas. (James Estrin/The New York Times) *LITE
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