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Video: Hospitals struggle, overburdened with flu patients

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Even though it’s still early in the flu season, hospitals around the country are stretching their resources to face an onslaught of patients sick with the flu. NBC’s Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports.

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Even though it’s still early in the flu season, hospitals around the country are stretching their resources to face an onslaught of patients sick with the flu. NBC’s Dr. Nancy Snyderman reports. (Nightly News)

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Toddler home for holidays after life in hospital | Reduction

Toddler home for holidays after life in hospital

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Adalynn Willett, 2, is coming home for the holidays for the first time. The Texas toddler was born with a rare birth defect - her intestines and liver were outside her body. She's had 28 surgeries and her parents didn't know if she'd ever be well enough to go home from Cook Children's Medical Center where she'd spent her whole life.  But recently, her parents got the best gift they could imagine.  Her doctors say she'll need to use a feeding tube for the next few years, but by the time she's ready for school she'll be on her way to a more normal life, reports NBC's Charles Hadlock.

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