Rescued Chilean Miners 'May Go Home From Hospital Soon' -- BBC
Some of the 33 miners rescued after 69 days trapped underground in northern Chile may leave hospital and go home as early as Thursday, officials say.
Several are receiving treatment for dental and eye problems, and two have the lung disease silicosis.
However, doctors say they are surprised at their general good condition.
Chile is basking in a near flawless rescue operation that concluded when Luis Urzua became the last man freed from the mine.
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