Bob spoke to Gary Black, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein and Company. Bob gets tour of wildlife clinic at the U of Mn to find out what to do with animals you may find this spring. Mindy Ratner talks with Bob about her year long broadcasting job in China. She leaves today. Thursday, April 30 Advances in medicine give physicians better tools to heal the sick, but some patients feel their humanity gets overlooked by doctors focused on equipment, medication, and the pressure to see more patients.
Studies show a relationship between faith and health.
In the final story in our series on religion in everday life, Minnesota Public Radio's Brent Wolfe reports many medical schools are teaching doctors how to use spirituality as another tool to heal. Corporate America may find it difficult to raise prices, and consumer inflation may be tame. The Minnesota Department of Children, Families and Learning has just released the results of this year's basic skills exams in reading and math. This is the third year for the tests and the first time that all eighth graders have taken them. Dialogue and character drive the film more than action, but there is still plenty to look at.