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Henry Schuster

Jawa Tengah, Washington, D.C.
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After getting help from health care charity RAM, Tennessee man says he "could be a normal human again"

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By Scott Pelley, Aliza Chasan , Henry Schuster
| CBS News
Dave Burge slept in his truck overnight in frigid weather for a dental appointment. Burge needed dentures, but was unable to afford them. He was one of more than 1,200 patients, some of whom waited in line for days, to get a free appointment at a Remote Area Medical pop-up clinic in Knoxville, Tennessee. RAM provides medical, dental and vision care to uninsured and underinsured Americans around the country. "When they hand you your life back, that's life changing," Burge said.
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Lyme disease often goes undetected when it’s most treatable. These teens are working to change that.

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By Bill Whitaker , Aliza Chasan , Henry Schuster
| schoolinfosystem.org
By Bill Whitaker, Aliza Chasan, Henry Schuster and Sarah Turcotte: A team of public high school students in Georgia faced some skepticism when they decided to try to come up with a way to detect Lyme disease earlier. But the students at Lambert High School in suburban Atlanta, Georgia, pushed ahead with their idea, using the gene editing technology CRISPR, and took it to the iGEM competition, a sort of science Olympics, in Paris.
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Lyme disease often goes undetected when it's most treatable. These teens are working to change that.

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By Bill Whitaker , Aliza Chasan , Henry Schuster
| CBS News
A team of public high school students in Georgia faced some skepticism when they decided to try to come up with a way to detect Lyme disease earlier. But the students at Lambert High School in suburban Atlanta, Georgia, pushed ahead with their idea, using the gene editing technology CRISPR, and took it to the iGEM competition, a sort of science Olympics, in Paris. iGEM stands for International Genetically Engineered Machine and the annual competition has been around for about 20 years.
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