An American surgeon pioneers surgery for kids in Uganda that helps kids in the US
A technique developed by an American surgeon in Uganda is now helping kids in the US as well. "Global surgery is a two-way street," says the surgeon, who recently won a MacArthur ''genius'' award.
FROM THE NEWSROOM: We continue to follow developments in Nepal following this weekend's earthquake. Our BBC colleague Sanjoy Majumder is in the capital Kathmandu, and tells host Marco Werman that basic needs -- shelter, food and water -- are still not being met. Also, we're following the developments in Baltimore. We noted yesterday that today's Orioles game will go ahead, but will be played in an empty stadium. No fans will be allowed in. Major League Baseball says that according to its records, this is the first time a game has been played this way.
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