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<p>To the Hmong, illness is often a sign that a spirit has been wronged, is seeking revenge or wants to settle a favor bestowed in the past. Laurie Udesky explores how teaching Hmong shamans more about Western medicine can help save lives.</p>
<p>When a major insurance company goes under in California's strained healthcare system, the reverberations run deep.</p>
