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In Cambodia, the first trial at the long-awaited Khmer Rouge Tribunal is finally under way. It鈥檚 30 years since Pol Pot and his supporters returned the country to what they called 鈥測ear zero鈥� and caused the deaths of as many as two million people. And the wait for justice has exacerbated the mental trauma suffered by the survivors. One estimate suggests that four-tenths of Cambodians have some sort of mental health issue. The 麻豆视频AV鈥檚 Guy De Launey reports from Phnom Penh.

The Chinese government is overhauling the country鈥檚 health system. They plan to spend the equivalent of 125 billion US dollars to improve hospitals across the country and improve a health insurance scheme to give access to health for everyone across the country, in rural and urban areas. Claudia Hammond talks to Shirong Chen, China editor for the 麻豆视频AV World Service about the reforms and how they will work.

Some people say they can never forget a face. But what if this was literally true? Claudia finds out about an extraordinary group of people, newly discovered by psychologists and termed 鈥榮uper recognizers鈥�. They can see someone they were behind in a supermarket queue 10 years ago and instantly recognize them knowing who they are and where they saw them or recognise people from their childhood 20 or 30 years later. Their abilities are just being investigated and opening some fascinating questions about humans powers of face recognition.

Mark Ferguson from Manchester University talks to Claudia about the results of trials on a new drug, Avotermin, just published in the Lancet medical journal. Avotermin can help prevent and treat scarring and is intended for people undergoing surgery. Claudia finds out about the drug and how it was developed from research into alligator eggs.