A tragic plane crash in Brazil resulted in the deaths of all 62 people on board, including eight cancer doctors en route to an oncology conference. The ATR 72 aircraft, operated by Voepass, crashed in Vinhedo after reportedly entering a 'death spiral' during its descent. Emergency responders have recovered the remains of the victims, including two resident doctors from Uopeccan Cancer Hospital, Arianne Risso and Mariana Belim. Investigations into the cause are ongoing, with black boxes retrieved for analysis amid reports of severe icing at the time of the crash. The incident has shocked the medical community, highlighting the risks of air travel and prompting discussions about air safety regulations. Families of the victims are seeking justice as they mourn the loss of their loved ones.