As his funeral service begins, a look at Jimmy Carter's Guinea worm legacy
Saturday, 4 January 2025 () Funeral services begin today for former President Jimmy Carter. He died Sunday, at 100-years-old. Carter brought attention to global health challenges, particularly "neglected" tropical diseases like Guinea worm. With reporter Jason Beaubien, we look at that decades-long effort and how science was central to Carter's drive for a better world.
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Watch the solemn journey of former U.S. President Jimmy Carterβs casket as it travels from Americus, Georgia, to Atlanta. The motorcade stops at the State Capitol for a tribute led by Governor Brian Kemp before arriving at the Carter Presidential Center, where mourners can pay their respects.
DISRUPTED 2025 EAGLE CLAW MARATHON! Jimmy Carter's greatest failures, well, everything he touched he ruined! His presence in any political or other situation was poison!
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