The Seattle Globalist

Marcelino Coila Choque is from a family of fishermen in Peru. From his small village along Lake Titicaca, he has watched the lake's water turn opaque and the fish population plummet.

More people die of cancer than from HIV, TB and malaria combined, and two thirds of those deaths are in the developing world. Joanne Silberner begins her reporting on this phenomenon in Uganda.