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Thursday, March 18, 2010 | Listen to the program

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How Organ Donation Became Tied to Driver Licensing

New legislation in California would boost the supply of organs available for donation. It would require drivers to choose to donate or not, instead of the current "opt-in" system. But is the DMV the optimal place to be thinking about organ donation anyway? Reporter: Sarah Varney.

More: Health Dialogues

End Music: "Toccato from Symphony #5 by Charles-Maria Widor" performed by Mary Preston, from the CD "Organ Odyssey"

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

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Weekend of March 12-14, 2010

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A Contentious GOP Gathers for Convention

The California Republican Party is holding its spring convention this weekend in Santa Clara, at a time when the GOP has a spring back in its step, at least nationwide. But here in California, Republican candidates for governor and the U.S. Senate are hurling verbal bricks at each other, trying to prove who the real conservative is in each race. We get a preview of the convention from Sacramento Bureau Chief John Myers.

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