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Ingida Asfaw came to the U.S. at 16, with a dream to bring medical care to his native Ethopia. Here's how the renowned Detroit heart surgeon has succeeded. View

After 800,000 Rwandan Tutsis were massacred, thousands of surviving women contracted HIV and bore children as a result of being raped. They tell their story. View

Danielle, 6, was rescued from unfathomable living conditions. Can the love and care of her adoptive family compensate for a lifetime of neglect? View

A border wildfire killed 7 illegal immigrants and critically burned 16 more. One year later, we experience the aftermath of that tragedy. View

Once an Italian lawyer, Alberto Cairo now helps disabled Afghans live normally again with artificial limbs. He considers himself very lucky. View

Palliative care provides a compassionate alternative to traditional medical rituals for these dying patients and their families. View

A video snapshot of quadraplegic muscular dystrophy patient Keith Hogan, who looks on the bright side of life. View

Chilling package of audio slideshows paints a grim commentary, in images and numbers, of poverty and inequity in Texas. View

Ambitious multi-faceted series tackles issues affecting the rapidly growing elderly population ... and who will care for them. View

In an award-winning audio slideshow, a family copes with a wife and mother's terminal cancer, prepares for life without her, and deals with the impact of her death. View