The 12 boys trapped in a Thai cave were given ketamine to help protect them from hypothermia during the harrowing rescue, doctors says.
Twelve boys trapped in a Thai cave were given ketamine to help protect them from hypothermia during the harrowing rescue, the effort's medical team wrote in a letter to the New England Journal of Medicine.
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