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  Uncharted Waters, Fragile Hopes (9m 0.0s)

  As many of the trial participants experience dramatic recoveries, patients and doctors face the uneasy task of managing expectations in this new sc......
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  Last Chances, First Responses (7m 28.7s)

  What happens when a new science delivers on its promise? As terminal cancer patients begin to respond to a experimental drug, new hopes and challen......
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  A Patient, A Pioneer (7m 16.3s)

  After surgeries and chemotherapies failed, the last hope for Sam Spero, a cancer patient, is an experimental drug with high promise. The first in a......
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  Military Bases as Wildlife Havens (5m 8.8s)

  In recent years, U.S. military lands have become safe areas for endangered species....
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  City Critic | Salt in the City (3m 29.0s)

  In the wake of Mayor Bloomberg's new sodium restrictions, Ariel Kaminer mines out the salt behind the scenes in popular New York restuaruants....
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  Medical Physicists: Protecting Patients (10m 46.4s)

  As medical radiation technology advances, a patchwork of regulations does not always protect patients from radiation injury....
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  Haiti's Legacy of Environmental Disaster (7m 1.2s)

  Even before the recent earthquake Haiti's environment teetered on the brink of disaster. Brent and Craig Renaud report on the country's deforestat......
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  Hospital Infections Increase (2m 52.6s)

  The Times's Pam Belluck on the increasing number of patients who are getting infections in hospitals....
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  A Face of Hope (4m 4.7s)

  Recent medical advances have allowed Emily Haager to live longer with Cystic Fibrosis. ...
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  MSNBC: New York Times Edition (39m 35.2s)

  John Harwood of CNBC and The New York Times discusses climate talks in Copenhagen, the latest in the health care debate, and the re-appearance of M......
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  Negotiators Remain Hung Up Over Disputes (2m 34.6s)

  Negotiators in Copenhagen continue to discuss emissions targets, financial aid for developing countries and how to measure and monitor emissions....
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  Poorer Countries Upend Climate Talks (1m 44.1s)

  The Times' Libby Rosenthal talks about Bolivia, one of the countries that feels economically powerless to manage climate change....
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  Bolivia's Glaciers Melt Away (6m 43.5s)

  Bolivia's Chacaltaya glacier - once the "world's highest" ski resort and a crucial source of water for millions of people - melted away in 2009....
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  Protests and a Financial Pledge (2m 15.5s)

  Tom Zeller of The New York Times reports on protesters and the European Union's $3 billion pledge in climate aid to poorer nations. ...
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  Climate Talks in Copenhagen (3m 36.8s)

  A new report says the decade of the 2000s will likely be the warmest in modern times....
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  Climate Talks Open in Copenhagen (4m 11.3s)

  The New York Times reporter Andrew C. Revkin reports from the global meeting....
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  Copenhagen 101 (5m 5.9s)

  The Times's Tom Zeller Jr. and Andrew C. Revkin, along with some people in Times Square, discuss the science and diplomacy behind the climate confe......
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  A Conversation With Ken Salazar (20m 11.3s)

  John Broder of The New York Times interviewed Ken Salazar, the interior secretary, about the challenges facing the federal agency....