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Jun 30

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Denver Hospital Sets the Bar for Patient Safety

As many as 96,000 people are estimated to die every year from an infection or a medical mistake after going into the hospital. And almost all of those deaths are preventable. Health correspondent Betty Ann Bowser reports from a Denver…

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Jun 30

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Jakarta Gridlock Creates a Public Health Nightmare

By Talea Miller

More than 1,000 die each year in auto accidents in Jakarta, where population growth and lack of public transportation have created a traffic crisis.

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Apr 18

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Deadly Tornadoes Roar Through South, Midwest; Hundreds Left Homeless

Gwen Ifill talks with the Red Cross's David Schrader about the devastating storms.

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Feb 23

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Once Safe, Mexico’s Monterrey Becoming ‘City of Massacres’

Bill Neely of Independent Television News continues his series of reports on Mexico's battle against drug cartels with a look at how Monterrey, the nation's richest city, is falling victim to widespread violence.

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Feb 22

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Gadhafi Warns ‘Everything Will Burn’ if Libya’s Protests Continue

Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is refusing to step down as international condemnation of the violent crackdown on protesters grows. Jeffrey Brown talks about the growing unrest in the North African nation with Robert Danin of the Council on Foreign Relations…

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Feb 09

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In Pakistan, U.S. Diplomat’s Arrest Related to 2 Deaths Stirs Tensions

In late January, an American diplomat was arrested for his alleged role in the shooting deaths of two Pakistanis. Jeffrey Brown reports on the brewing tensions between Washington and Islamabad over diplomatic immunity and supposed self-defense.

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Feb 08

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Transportation Secretary: Electronic Issue Not Cause of Toyota Recall Woes

Jeffrey Brown speaks with Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood about the investigation into Toyota's recalls of more than 12 million vehicles after thousands of drivers complained of unintended acceleration. LaHood said an investigation showed that electronic flaws do not appear to…

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Nov 17

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Frustration Boils Over in Haiti as Riots Disrupt Efforts to Contain Cholera

The number of cholera deaths in Haiti climbed to 1,100 as riots broke out in two northern cities. Gwen Ifill speaks with Miami Herald Caribbean correspondent Jacqueline Charles in Port-au-Prince, who says that the unrest is hampering efforts to contain…

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Aug 11

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U.N. Humanitarian Official on Global Effort to Aid Flood Victims in Pakistan

The United Nations announced a goal to raise $460 million for Pakistani flood victims. More than 300,000 homes have been destroyed and 14 million people have been affected by the three-week-old disaster. Gwen Ifill speaks with John Holmes, U.N. under-secretary…

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Aug 03

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Humanitarian Crisis Mounts in Pakistan After ‘Monsoon of Generation’

Tens of thousands of Pakistanis are in need of food and shelter after flooding that has killed some 1,500 people so far. Kylie Morris of Independent Television News reports.

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