After Childhood Cancer

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Wednesday, March 14, 2007

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Medical Examiner: Childhood Cancer's Long-Term Effects
An increasing number of children are surviving cancer, but treatments can lead to other health problems, even after kids have beaten the illness. Two recent studies explore the long-term effects of childhood cancer. Dr. Sydney Spiesel talks with Madeleine Brand. Listen to the segment.

Tuesday, March 13, 2007

Jurisprudence: Legal Implications of Firing U.S. Attorneys
The White House is handing over internal documents showing it considered firing all 93 attorneys two years ago. Eventually eight attorneys were dismissed. Dahlia Lithwick talks with Madeleine Brand. Listen to the segment.

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