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Dec 30

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Remembering the Times and Tunes of Jazz ‘Ambassador’ Billy Taylor

Fans are mourning the passing of longtime jazz pianist, educator and advocate Billy Taylor, who died Tuesday of heart failure. Taylor earned his Ph.D in music education and spread his passion for jazz, lecturing and writing for students and radio…

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Nov 05

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Research Shows CT Scans Can Reduce Lung Cancer Deaths

A National Cancer Institute trial found that screening by 3-dimensional X-ray tests known as "spiral CT scans" reduced lung cancer deaths by 20 percent over five years. But the test has its drawbacks, including increased exposure to radiation and false…

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Aug 09

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Aid Group Says It’s Staying Put in Afghanistan Despite Deadly Ambush

International Assistance Mission, a Christian charity with deep roots in Afghanistan, says it has no plans to leave the war-torn country, even after several of its workers and Afghan guides were killed in a Taliban ambush. Gwen Ifill has the…

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Jul 29

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Doctor Stresses Intuition of Touch, Not Technology

Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro reports on one doctor's mission to promote a hands-on approach to healing and diagnosis. He speaks with doctor and author Abraham Verghese.

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Oct 05

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Among Doctors, Many Opinions on Health Care Reform

While President Obama worked to rally doctors around health care reform Monday, fault lines have nevertheless emerged among physicians on topics such as the public option, the role of insurance companies, and the say of patients. A pair of doctors…

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Sep 15

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Tanzanian Doctor Shortage Spurs Training Innovation

In the first installment of a three-part series on health care challenges in the east African nation of Tanzania, Ray Suarez reports on how health officials there have had to come up with new training efforts in order to meet…

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Aug 03

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Lawmakers Weighing Tax on ‘Cadillac’ Health Plans

As Congress continues searching for ways to finance a health care overhaul, one option under review is taxing the costliest employer-provided health plans, otherwise known as "Cadillac" plans. After a recap on developments on the health care front, experts discuss…

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Jul 22

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As Deadline Nears, Obama Steps Up Health Care Push

With the days ticking down until President Obama's target date for a deal on health care reform, the White House is pushing to convince the public and Congress that swift action is necessary.

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Jul 15

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Lawmakers Grapple With Costs of Health Care Reform

As health care reform legislation moves forward, lawmakers are grappling with the thorny question of how to cover the costs of such an overhaul, including a possible new tax surcharge on the wealthy. Two analysts discuss the issue.

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Jun 15

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Doctors Consider Health Care Possibilites as White House Pushes Reform

As the health care reform debate heats up on Capitol Hill, health correspondent Betty Ann Bowser speaks with doctors about the pros and cons of a government-funded public plan and other possible changes to the current system.

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