Ruth Bader Ginsburg Undergoing Chemotherapy For A Recurrence Of Cancer

The transcript discusses Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's ongoing battle with liver cancer and her commitment to continue serving on the court. Despite her health challenges, including a recent hospitalization for an infection unrelated to her cancer, Ginsburg remains dedicated to her role. She has been undergoing chemotherapy since May, with recent scans showing a significant reduction in liver lesions. The video concludes with a report by Stephanie Sandoval for Newsy.

What is Ruth Bader Ginsburg's stance on her ability to perform her duties?

• She has already stepped down from her position.

• She is considering reducing her workload.

• She feels fully capable of continuing her work.

• She plans to retire soon.

What was the reason for Ginsburg's recent hospital visit?

• A recurrence of her cancer.

• A fall that caused injury.

• A routine check-up.

• An infection unrelated to her cancer.

When was the recurrence of Ginsburg's liver cancer discovered?

• In January.

• In February.

• In March.

• In April.

Since when has Ginsburg been undergoing chemotherapy for her liver cancer?

• Since April.

• Since March.

• Since June.

• Since May.

What did Ginsburg's most recent scan reveal about her liver cancer?

• No change in the liver lesions.

• The presence of new disease.

• An increase in the liver lesions.

• A significant reduction in the liver lesions.