Philip Graitcer

Workers in biohazard suits stand at the entry of a sealed-off poultry farm in Trumling, southern Germany, on Sep. 8, 2007. The H5N1 bird flu virus had been found in several ducks at a nearby poultry farm.

Are we ready for the next epidemic?

Over the next five years, the CDC is investing more than $2 billion to prepare itself, developing countries and state and local health departments to be able to respond to health emergencies.

Are we ready for the next epidemic?

Faces of Elephantiasis: In Nigeria, Patients Remain After the Disease is Gone

Faces of Elephantiasis: In Nigeria, Patients Remain After the Disease is Gone
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DARCI: A Computer With Great Taste

DARCI: A Computer With Great Taste
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DARCI: A Computer With Great Taste

DARCI: A Computer With Great Taste
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Homo-Thespian

Homo-Thespian
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Homo-Thespian

Homo-Thespian
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Save the Wails

Since the 1950s, Art Rosenbaum has traveled all over the U.S. recording endangered music -- from Appalachian banjo players to Mexican farm workers. Philip Graitcer went with Rosenbaum on a recent recording trip in northern Georgia.

Save the Wails