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Taped segments with Chris Bury (ABC), scleroderma patients Liz Lombard and Ann McCauley, Environmental Health Assistant Commissioner Suzanne Condon, Boston University School of Medicine Professor Dr. Joseph Korn, Teresa Cassidy of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, former cluster disease investigator Tim Aldrich, and unidentified others re: efforts to discover the cause of a cluster of cases of scleroderma, a rare autoimmune disease, in a South Boston (Massachusetts) neighborhood.
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