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g a c-section for delivery. a number of the conditions i saw they need antibiotics, but all of those things depend upon procedurest depend upon light. >> reporter: the hospital stachel visited was actually connected to the local power grid, but as in many low-income countries, electricity was unreliable. and worse, most rural health facilities aren't even connected to a power grid. stachel decided to enlist the help of her husband, hal aronson-- a self-taught solar expert and teacher to help light the maternity ward. >> i thought, wow, what an opportunity for solar. it's very simple to do, a standalone solar electric system that will keep the lights on all night. >> reporter: in the backyard workshop of their berkeley home, aronson quickly began designing a solar powered battery system laura could take back to the hospital. >> so i built something that was basically like this which is just a piece of plywood, we'll turn it over so you can see it. it took just about maybe a couple of hours to put together. stachel insisted on a few refinements. >> i said could you please make this easy enough for me to use? and ma

g with medicare. what does happen. >> a mess. obviously millions and millions of americans depend upon medicare.itutional, because they can't figure out to work together without the individual mandate, at that point congress is going to have a problem. a lot of the cause have started, cuts in home healthcare and cuts in home advantage. they are already in the pipeline. the precedent is those cuts will stand, the ones in the first two or year of obamacare. the rest will be thrown out as invalid. the second part is let's say the supreme court doesn't throw out of obamacare, it throws out the individual mandate and medicare provisions, the medicare cuts are almost impossible to push through because they basically resolve around making sure doctors get paid less and less reimbursements for every visit. doctors right now don't want to see medicare patients because payments are being ratcheted down. most doctors don't take medicare patients. the real cuts that will happen is to medicare advantage, a program that about 23% of seniors belong to. it's a supplement to medicare, privately managed. it invol

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