Kevin Weaver

The changing face of care: San Francisco pioneered care for people with HIV and AIDS, spurred on by the city’s gay movement. Now into the second decade of the pandemic, nurses are concerned about enormous budget cuts. Kevin Weaver reports

Caring for the living and the dead.

Clean-up operation: Health services in Kosovo remain in disarray, in spite of the presence of many British army medical personnel. Kevin Weaver reports

Life at the border: Many of the refugees fleeing Kosovo are in serious need of nursing and medical care. As Kevin Weaver reports, services in the camps are stretched to the limit

Nursing the peace: The signing of the Dayton agreement has, at least in theory, brought peace to Bosnia. Kevin Weaver reports from Sarajevo on its effects

Too many tragedies: In the bloodbath that is Bosnia, not even hospitals are immune from attack. Neither are nurses and doctors safe from ethnic cleansing - yet they continue to do their best for the sick and injured. Kevin Weaver reports

Too little too late: Nothing can prepare you for the horror of the refugee camps in Zaire. Even seasoned aid workers are shocked at the conditions they have found. But, as Kevin Weaver and Rick Hewitt report, if the United Nations had been able to act in the beginning, the tragedy might never have happened

Slough staff in snack storm

A Serb in Sarajevo: As the conflict in Bosnia becomes more threatening. Kevin Weaver reports on the vulnerability of those Serbs who continue to live in the city of Sarajevo

A city under siege: In spite of offers of care for the worst injured in Sarajevo, hospitals are still struggling to cope. Kevin Weaver reports on his third visit to the Beleagured city