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Is the Media Closing the Door on Senator Kennedy's Recovery?
Ever since the sad news of Senator Ted Kennedy's brain tumor diagnosis broke, I've been seeing a barrage of news coverage that seems pretty postmortem. Article topics include: - Boston contemplates life after Ted Kennedy
- Many possible successors to Kennedy
- A timeline of Sen. Edward M.
Ted Kennedy Diagnosed With Malignant Brain Tumor
Doctors for the Massachusetts Senator Ted Kennedy say tests conducted after he suffered a seizure this weekend show a malignant tumor in his left parietal lobe. His treatment has not been determined yet, but the usual course includes combinations of radiation and chemotherapy.
The 76-year-old senator has been hospitalized in Boston.
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Senator Ted Kennedy Released From Hospital
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (aka Ted Kennedy) was released from the hospital this morning after having a seizure during an inaugural luncheon yesterday.
Senator Ted Kennedy Taken to the Hospital
The mood of the inauguration celebration dimmed this afternoon, as Senator Ted Kennedy had a seizure during the inauguration luncheon, according to reports. The Senator, who is fighting a brain tumor, apparently remained conscious and able to communicate.
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Front Page: Ted Kennedy In Surgery, Mugabe at UN Food Summit, Gates to Myanmar "Criminal Neglect"
- Ted Kennedy In Surgery: Ted Kennedy is at the Duke University Medical Center this morning undergoing surgery for his cancerous brain tumor. The surgery comes after the 76-year-old senator was diagnosed last month with a malignant glioma, an especially lethal type of brain tumor. He's being operated on this morning by one of the nation's top neurosurgeons, Dr.
Briefing Book: Ted Kennedy Returns to Senate
- Kennedy Returns to Work: The Massachusetts senator went back to work today six months after suffering a seizure that led to the diagnosis of his malignant brain tumor. — Huffington Post
- Hate-Crime Backlash?: The election of a black president triggered at least 200 hate-related incidents, a watchdog group finds. — CS Monitor
- Pres-elect 2.0: Check out Obama's first weekly address on YouTube.
Briefing Book! Knowing Is Half the Battle . . .
- Iran: Will you watch the whole thing tonight? Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad tells Brian Williams that his government is not working to make a nuclear bomb. — MSNBC
- Novak: Robert Novak has been diagnosed with a brain tumor.
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