Mar 02 Watch Diane Rowland Tennessee has tried to tackle the skyrocketing costs of Medicaid for more than a decade and now their program, TennCare, faces major financial problems. The following is an extended transcript of Diane Rowland, Executive Director of Kaiser Commission on Medicaid… Continue watching
Mar 02 Watch Governor Phil Bredesen Tennessee has tried to tackle the skyrocketing costs of Medicaid for more than a decade and now their program, TennCare, faces major financial problems. The following is an extended transcript of Gov. Phil Bredesen, the Democratic governor of Tennessee, discussing… Continue watching
Mar 02 Watch Activist Gordon Bonnyman Tennessee has tried to tackle the skyrocketing costs of Medicaid for more than a decade and now their program, TennCare, faces major financial problems. The following is an extended transcript of Gordon Bonnyman of the Tennessee Justice Center discussing the… Continue watching
Feb 24 Images, Rock on Mars Yield More Proof of Watery Past By PBS News Hour The Spirit rover on Mars has found a sulfur-infused rock that gives the most compelling evidence yet of how water affected the planet's surface, while the European Space Agency's orbiting probe has photographed proof of an underground frozen sea. Continue reading
Feb 22 Harvard President Summers’ Remarks About Women in Science, Engineering By PBS News Hour Harvard President Lawrence Summers faced intense criticism for remarks he made about the shortage of women in the sciences and engineering at a Jan. 14 closed-door conference. Continue reading
Feb 22 Watch Women and Science Harvard University President Lawrence Summers continues to feel the heat over controversial remarks he made at a conference last month. Continue watching
Feb 22 Watch Women and Science Harvard University President Lawrence Summers continues to feel the heat over controversial remarks he made at a conference last month. Continue watching
Feb 16 Watch Deep Sea Chemicals Scientists around the world are looking to coral reefs for the next big medical breakthrough. Correspondent Betty Ann Bowser explores the potential of these "rainforests of the sea" to provide the raw materials for life-saving drugs in the second of… Continue watching
Feb 16 Watch Kyoto Fallout The Kyoto Treaty, signed in 1997 to combat global warming, went into effect Wednesday. Gwen Ifill leads a discussion on the newly enacted treaty and the U.S. decision not to participate. Continue watching
Feb 07 Watch VA Hospital Takes Steps to Avoid Medical Mistakes Studies show thousands of Americans are killed or injured each year due to avoidable mistakes. Susan Dentzer looks at how one health care system is trying to stop medical errors before they happen. Continue watching