 An Army program that loosened medical standards is showing early success. The Army is giving prospective recruits a second chance to enlist by waiving low-risk medical conditions. A pilot program launched in April gives Army doctors at enlistment stations authority to waive 147 of the conditions, like mild or past asthma, that would usually disqualify someone from being allowed to enlist. In almost every case, the doctors did so. Christopher Cruz, CBS News, Washington.