Monday April 23, 2007
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Week of April 23, 2007
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Guest host: Matthew Felling
Despite a high rate of doctors per person, too many residents in our region live without adequate access to medical care. And 2007 may be a watershed year -- with the closure of the Washington Free Clinic, the administrative and medical problems at Greater Southeast Hospital, and the possible closure of Prince George's County Hospital. Kojo talks about the opportunities and impediments to building healthy communities in our region.
Sharon Baskerville, Executive Director, D.C. Primary Care Association
George Barker, Associate Director, Health Systems Agency of Northern Virginia
Kevin J. Harlen, Executive Director, Northern Virginia Hospital Alliance; Co-chair, Health and Medical Regional Programmatic Working Group, Metropolitan Washington Council of Government
Hoangmai H. Pham, Physician Researcher, Center for Studying Health System Change (HSC); area medical volunteer
Guest host: Matthew Felling
The U.S. and India made headlines in 2005 when the two countries announced a deal to share U.S. civilian nuclear technology. Now, the agreement seems to be on the rocks, and U.S. officials are scrambling to salvage the plan. We'll look at the dispute and its impact on security in an increasingly strategic region.
Edward Luce, Washington Bureau Chief, The Financial Times
Ashley Tellis, Senior Associate, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; Author, "India's Emerging Nuclear Posture: Between Recessed Deterrent and Ready Arsenal" (RAND)
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