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"It works. It stops you from getting covert. Yes this is. What's so beautiful about And i and. I don't really want to speak ill of the dead and i just think it's it's bad karma. I agree Even though i could about colin powell i know met him several times He was at kleiner perkins. The didn't invest in theranos too. Brilliant man so so now this is why it was like to hear a pechiney grant on this guy. Well he he has some standing because he was in vietnam and he did get a purple heart for stepping on pongy. stick which. I'm sure sucks. Although it wasn't like he was being shot. But i don't know i have no idea. I can't speak to that but he's not. what is you give them. You say you met him. I think he's slightly pompous. He's a suck ass is what is interesting and again. I don't want to speak ill of the dead. But this is a guy who would immediately and he even he. Even you'll ron bloom. Had a got of course a picture that That he signed and he put something on there and it was something to the effect of you know even if it goes against what i think. I'll always be a team player or something like that and that. And that's exactly what he was. He had no opinion. He was just a team player. Is it was unimpressive and disappointing. I have a very high source. That's me i'm the highest source. You got now. This is a higher source in the reagan administration. Who told me that would exactly what you said. He was the worst yet. Gore's kinda yes man. He's ever run into exactly. That's exactly what he is. An was unimpressed. Anyway so in order to get past this we have to roll lords. Not speaking ill of the dead anymore commentary. I think i'm good for now. Thanks he had to bring in the good doctor. Dr jen ashton and really had to help us understand because remember and by the way in this clip you just heard of the seven hundred thousand people who died of covert bullcrap. Seven hundred thousand did not die of covert ashton we. This is the time we give you questions at one. We want to throw it at you right now. Given the death. Sad news about the death of general colin powell breakthrough case cove nineteen He was vaccinated. Put what do people need to keep in. Mind talking breakthrough cases. Well i think when people hear this headline this is a perfect opportunity for people to really understand. Think like a doctor. Lidia says statistics and then how we take care of an individual patient. Doctor okay. i'm ready. Teach me dr. Jan vaccination lowers the risk of severe infection lowers the risk of icu. Infection lowers the risk of death. But it doesn't drop it to zero so we have big statistics and then we have the individual patient. It's not one size fits all and when you look at an individual patient. You use those statistics in medicine as doctors. We absolutely know what the statistics are. But at the end of the day and the beginning of the day we have an individual patient in front of us and so unfortunately in the case of general powell we look at a man who's eighty four years old who's african american all know he's jamaican which we know are are associated with increased risk of severe complications and deaths. So i think we need hold on a second. She she lied. He's not he's both parents are from are from jamaica and she says you know he's african american we know the the coup fbi out to kill them eighty four years old. Who's african american. All of which we know are are associated with increased risk of complications and deaths. So i think we need to remember that age is still number one factor and you can have a healthy person you can have a fully vaccinated person. This virus has shown us that it can do damage and it can take the life of of anyone old young vaccinated unvaccinated. Thank you for thinking like a doctor. I will reiterate except in africa because the evidence there were there were african. americans are africans. But this whole thing. Let's think like a doctor. Lie okay So now if i was thinking like dr became the pharmacy well thinking like a doctor. You'd be saying maybe something is wrong with the vaccination blake. It doesn't seem to work but you know did it. Blower his His immunity what we need to think doctors. Cbs evening news. We want to bring in dr megan randy talk more about general colin powell's data. She's an emergency room. Yes every but now all my life why go back to the lower nude. Say the least. But i'm i go back farther and i always thought the name. Cola and was pronounced calling. It was calling prop. Powell colin powell. I didn't know when it became colon. Like butthole colin powell. They all say colon. That's not even spelled the same as colin. That's an interesting observation. Because i think i recall uncle don pronouncing it colin. Yeah at some point. But i certainly remember news when he was a hotshot because he was part of the first iraqi war usually wanted him up. Schwartz- schwartzkopf there's a. Yeah i remember call and call and call and because somebody's call them colon. It was only but now they're all telling him colin. Is that good code for something. Maybe we're not aware of. Maybe they all hate him. We'll have to keep our eyes. Open back to dr megan raney. We've been dying to talk to her. We have to understand. could this be the vox. And we want to bring in dr megan rennie to talk more about general colin powell's death. She's an emergency room doctor and brown university. Dr thanks so much for joining us. I think people were surprised to learn that. He died from complications of kobe. Nineteen even though he was fully vaccinated did the cancer he was battling compromises immune system. It's quite likely that the cancer multiple myeloma was a major factor in the vaccines. If not working for him. Specific kind of cancer is a cancer of the blood cells. So the very cells that are supposed to fight off coded and that are supposed to create. Antibodies in response to the vaccine. Weren't working well. In addition it's highly possible that he was on immunosuppressants things like steroids or immunotherapy which also makes the vaccine not worked so well. So i wouldn't blame this on the vaccine but rather unfortunately on his underlying health care conditions. It's your fault you stupid general your phone. Not the vaccine this. These people actually hear themselves speaking. But isn't this just one huge contradiction with if you're immuno-compromised if you have cancer you need to get the shot i am. I miss remembering no. You're right on the money on this. So i wanna play just as an aside. Just i'm sure you have a few more clip on in of course a play this little clip. I just picked up a. This is a guy. Dr h wish. And he's a yale professor of immunology or vaccinations Or something and he was on one of these shows and he talks about the unvaccinated. You start this nice little a little piece.
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"dr jen ashton" Discussed on No Agenda
"It works. It stops you from getting covert. Yes this is. What's so beautiful about. And i and i don't really want to speak ill of the dead and i just think it's it's bad karma. I agree Even though i could about colin powell i know met him several times He was at kleiner perkins. The didn't invest in theranos too. Brilliant man so so so this is why it was like to hear a pechiney grant on this guy. Well he he has some standing because he was in vietnam and he did get a purple heart for stepping on pongy. Stick which. I'm sure sucks. Although it wasn't like he was being shot. But i don't know i have no idea. I can't speak to that but he's not. What is you think them you say you met him. I think he's slightly pompous. He's a suck ass is what is interesting and again. I don't want to speak ill of the dead. But this is a guy who would immediately and he even he. Even you'll ron bloom. Had a got of course a picture that That he signed and he put something on there and it was something to the effect of you know even if it goes against what i think. I'll always be a team player or something like that and that. And that's exactly what he was. He had no opinion. He was just a team player. Is it was unimpressive and disappointing. I have a very high source. That's me i'm the highest source. You got now. This is a higher source in the reagan administration. Who told me that would exactly what you said. He was the worst yet. Gore's kinda yes man. He's ever run into exactly. That's exactly what he is an assist unimpressed anyway. So in order to get past this we have to roll lords. Not speaking ill of the dead anymore commentary. I think i'm good for now. Thanks he had to bring in the good doctor. Dr jen ashton and really had to help us understand because remember and by the way in this clip you just heard of the seven hundred thousand people who died of covert bullcrap. Seven hundred thousand did not die of covert ashton we. This is the time we usually give you questions at one. We want to throw it at you right now. Given the death. Sad news about the death of general colin powell breakthrough case cove nineteen He was vaccinated. Put what do people need to keep in. Mind talking breakthrough cases. Well i think when people hear this headline this is a perfect opportunity for people to really understand. Think like a doctor. Lidia says statistics and then how we take care of an individual patient. Doctor okay. i'm ready. Teach me dr. Jan vaccination lowers the risk of severe infection lowers the risk of icu. Infection lowers the risk of death. But it doesn't drop it to zero so we have big statistics and then we have the individual patient. It's not one size fits all and when you look at an individual patient. You use those statistics in medicine as doctors. We absolutely know what the statistics are. But at the end of the day and the beginning of the day we have an individual patient in front of us and so unfortunately in the case of general powell we look at a man who's eighty four years old who's african american all know he's jamaican which we know are are associated with increased risk of severe complications and deaths. So i think we need hold on a second. She she lied. He's not he's both parents are from are from jamaica and she says you know he's african american we know the the coup fbi out to kill them eighty four years old. Who's african american. All of which we know are are associated with increased risk of complications and deaths. So i think we need to remember that age is still number one factor and you can have a healthy person you can have a fully vaccinated person. This virus has shown us that it can do damage and it can take the life of of anyone old young vaccinated unvaccinated. Thank you for thinking like a doctor. I will reiterate except in africa because of the evidence there were there were african. Americans are africans but this whole thing. Let's think like a doctor lie. Okay so now. If i was thinking like dr because the pharmacy well thinking like a doctor. You'd be saying maybe something is wrong with the vaccination blake. It doesn't seem to work but you know did it blower his His immunity what we need to think doctors. Cbs evening news. We want to bring in dr megan randy to talk more about general colin powell's data. She's an emergency room. Yes every but now all my life. I go back to the lower nude. Say the least. But i'm i go back farther and i always thought the name. Cola and was pronounced calling. It was calling prop. Powell colin powell. I didn't know when it became colon like butthole colin powell and they all say colon. That's not even spelled the same as colin. That's an interesting observation. Because i think i recall uncle don pronouncing it colin. Yeah at some point. But i certainly remember news when he was a hotshot because he was part of the first iraqi war usually wanted him up. Schwartz- schwartzkopf there's a. And i remember collin collin call and because somebody's call them colon. It was only but now they're all telling him colin. Is that good code for something. Maybe we're not aware of. Maybe they all hate him. We'll have to keep our eyes. Open back to dr megan raney. We've been dying to talk to her. We have to understand. could this be the vox. And we want to bring in dr megan rennie to talk more about general colin powell's death. She's an emergency room doctor and brown university. Dr thanks so much for joining us. I think people were surprised to learn that. He died from complications of kobe. Nineteen even though he was fully vaccinated. How much did the cancer he was. Battling compromises immune system. It's quite likely that the cancer multiple myeloma was a major factor in the vaccines. If not working for him. Specific kind of cancer is a cancer of the blood cells. So the very cells that are supposed to fight off coded and that are supposed to create. Antibodies in response to the back gene. Weren't working well. In addition it's highly possible that he was on immunosuppressants things like steroids or immunotherapy which also makes the vaccine not worked so well. So i wouldn't blame this on the vaccine but rather unfortunately on his underlying health care conditions. It's your fault you stupid general. Your not the vaccine this. These people actually hear themselves speaking. But isn't this just one huge contradiction with if you're immuno-compromised if you have cancer you need to get the shot i am. I miss remembering no. You're right on the money on this. So i wanna play just as an aside. Just i'm sure you have a few more clip on in of course Play this little clip. I just picked up a. This is a guy. Dr h wish. And he's a yale professor of immunology or vaccinations Or something and he was on one of these shows and he talks about the unvaccinated. You start this nice little a little piece.
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"dr jen ashton" Discussed on No Agenda
"It works. It stops you from getting covert. Yes this is. What's so beautiful about. And i and i don't really want to speak ill of the dead and i just think it's it's bad karma. I agree Even though i could about colin powell i know met him several times He was at kleiner perkins. The didn't invest in theranos too. Brilliant man so so so this is why it was like to hear a pechiney grant on this guy. Well he he has some standing because he was in vietnam and he did get a purple heart for stepping on pongy. Stick which. I'm sure sucks. Although it wasn't like he was being shot. But i don't know i have no idea. I can't speak to that but he's not. What is you think them you say you met him. I think he's slightly pompous. He's a suck ass. What is interesting and again. I don't want to speak ill of the dead. But this is a guy who would immediately and he even he. Even you'll ron bloom. Had a got of course a picture that That he signed and he put something on there and it was something to the effect of you know even if it goes against what i think. I'll always be a team player or something like that and that. And that's exactly what he was. He had no opinion. He was just a team player. Is it was unimpressive and disappointing. I have a very high source. That's me i'm the highest source. You got now. This is a higher source in the reagan administration. Who told me that would exactly what you said. He was the worst yet. Gore's kinda yes man. He's ever run into exactly. That's exactly what he is an assist unimpressed anyway. So in order to get past this we have to roll lords. Not speaking ill of the dead anymore commentary. I think i'm good for now. Thanks he had to bring in the good doctor. Dr jen ashton and really had to help us understand because remember and by the way in this clip you just heard of the seven hundred thousand people who died of covert bullcrap. Seven hundred thousand did not die of covert ashton. We this time we usually give you questions at one. We want to throw it at you right now. Given the death. Sad news about the death of general colin powell breakthrough case cove nineteen He was vaccinated. Put what do people need to keep in. Mind talking breakthrough cases. Well i think when people hear this headline this is a perfect opportunity for people to really understand. Think like a doctor. Lidia says statistics and then how we take care of an individual patient. Doctor okay. i'm ready. Teach me dr. Jan vaccination lowers the risk of severe infection lowers the risk of icu. Infection lowers the risk of death. But it doesn't drop it to zero so we have big statistics and then we have the individual patient. It's not one size fits all and when you look at an individual patient. You use those statistics in medicine as doctors. We absolutely know what the statistics are. But at the end of the day and the beginning of the day we have an individual patient in front of us and so unfortunately in the case of general powell we look at a man who's eighty four years old who's african american all know he's jamaican which we know are are associated with increased risk of severe complications and deaths. So i think we need hold on a second. She she lied. He's not he's both parents are from are from jamaica and she says you know he's african american the coup fbi out to kill them eighty four years old. Who's african american. All of which we know are are associated with increased risk of complications and deaths. So i think we need to remember that age is still number one factor and you can have a healthy person you can have a fully vaccinated person. This virus has shown us that it can do damage and it can take the life of of anyone old young vaccinated unvaccinated. Thank you for thinking like a doctor. I will reiterate in africa because the evidence there were there were african. americans are africans. But this whole thing. Let's think like a doctor lie. Okay so now. If i was thinking like dr because the pharmacy well thinking like a doctor. You'd be saying maybe something is wrong with the vaccination blake. It doesn't seem to work but you know did it blower his His immunity what we need to think doctors. Cbs evening news. We want to bring in dr megan randy talk more about general colin powell's data. She's an emergency room. Yes every but now all my life why go back to the lower nude. Say the least. But i'm i go back farther and i always thought to name. Cola and was pronounced calling. It was calling prop. Powell colin powell. I didn't know when it became colon like butthole colin powell and they all say colon. That's not even spelled the same as colin. That's an interesting observation. Because i think i recall uncle don pronouncing it colin. Yeah at some point. But i certainly remember news when he was a hotshot. 'cause he was part of the first iraqi war wanted him up schwartz- schwartzkopf. There's a yeah. Yeah yeah yeah. I remember collin collin call and because somebody's call them colon. It was only but now. They're all calling him colin. Is that good code for something. Maybe we're not aware of. Maybe they all hate him. We'll have to keep our eyes. Open back to dr megan raney. We've been dying to talk to her. We have to understand. could this be the vox. And we want to bring in dr megan rennie to talk more about general colin powell's death. She's an emergency room doctor and brown university. Dr thanks so much for joining us. I think people were surprised to learn that. He died from complications of kobe. Nineteen even though he was fully vaccinated cancer he was battling compromises immune system. It's quite likely that the cancer multiple myeloma was a major factor in the vaccines. If not working for him. Specific kind of cancer is a cancer of the blood cells. So the very cells that are supposed to fight off coded and that are supposed to create. Antibodies in response to the back gene. Weren't working well. In addition it's highly possible that he was on immunosuppressants things like steroids or immunotherapy which also makes the vaccine not worked so well. So i wouldn't blame this on the vaccine but rather unfortunately on his underlying health care conditions. It's your fault you stupid general. You're not the vaccine this. These people actually hear themselves speaking. But isn't this just one huge contradiction with if you're immuno-compromised if you have cancer you need to get the shot i am. I miss remembering no. You're right on the money on this. So i wanna play just as an aside. Just i'm sure you have a few more clip on in of course a play this little clip. I just picked up a. This is a guy. Dr h wish. And he's a yale professor of immunology or vaccinations Or something and he was on one of these shows and he talks about the unvaccinated. You start this nice little a little piece.
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"dr jen ashton" Discussed on No Agenda
"This outside the premiums lying to them outside that she's under inquiry but i particular lobbyists and sydney controls the liberal party and sydney and told her that the way she gets out of that enquiries if she pushes the double jab is these clients. That's fine. remember that he was. He was accusing her of taking lobbyist money or being blackmail right she got. She ended up getting kicked out. No she resigned right here. We have the resignation of this happened on. This happened after the show. I thought it happened on that show. Day could be the show day. So here's gladys with her resignation and of course she'll throw in a little bit of As the leader of the new south wales government. I have expected the high standards of myself and my colleagues. I have made it clear on numerous occasions that if any of my ministers with a subject of allegations being investigated integrity agency or law enforcement. Then he or she should stand side during the course of the investigation until they nine was cleared the reason for my stance not to have made any presumptions as to their conduct but rather to maintain the integrity of the public office which has held which that person is held. Wasp investigation was completed. That same standard must always apply may also as the premier however standing side is option for me is the primary of newsouth wiles. The people of this state made sison t. As to who their leader during the challenging times of the pandemic i cannot predict how long it will take the icac to completely simister gatien let alone deliver report in circumstances where i was i called to give evidence at a public hearing nearly twelve months ago therefore kinds mitchell announced that i have no option but to resign from the office of premier. My resignation will take effect as soon as the new south wales. Liberal party can elect a new parliament later. So this is. This is a law this for twelve months ago. There's a whole different scandal. Maybe part of purge. I don't know but that guy called it out and there she goes boom and she also resigning her ministers position but she's corrupt. Yeah do you think she's the only one likely unlikely Couple of other mandate stories. We have oh. I in israel israel way ahead of the pack of they have the green. Pass I think almost every man woman and child is Is fired up in in israel. They were the petri dish. Thanks y'all little bit has to do with the fact that the ceo of visors israeli. Of course she speaks the language of death. So there's been about fifty thousand complaints against the israeli government regarding the green pass policy because there was a switcheroo. Now you gotta have three and four is coming in order to be fully vaccinated quote unquote. Who's got erc a lot of people as they. May you talk me into get into shots in the first place which i only wanted to get one. I got the johnson and johnson. But they won't let us do that. Here in israel where pfizer's locked down and so i get to two shots like you told me telling me to get a little card. Now i gotta get a third wait wait a fourth. I'd say the mass formation is breaking on those people because the claims that filed or fraud coercion abusive office offenses under the penal code. Maybe we'll get that here i. We're pretty good at suing people. But let's ask the question. Are you fully vaccinated. If you haven't been boosted said. We're gonna turn. Dr jen ashton with answers to the medical questions. You've been asking i one. Are you considered dr. jen fully vaccinated. If you are eligible for a booster. And you don't get it. I think our frontier jay home sent this question because he has been on the forefront of asking me about this now for almost two months and in fact the cdc director. Dr show wolinsky commented on this just last week by saying that right now and i quantify and emphasize right now they are not changing the definition of what it means to be fully vaccinated means a complete regimen of either pfizer modo north to doses single-dose johnson and johnson. Fourteen days from that lasts. Does they are. They have not yet changed it to include. Well you're out of six or eight month window. You should have gotten a booster new. Did not but she did leave the door open dope possible that that might change in the future but it has not yet what is it was scientists in med school I think that they probably say we've better wait with this. This is not a good way to tackle right now as whole laws. Go easy go easy. Well let's see what's going on in israel israel to you get exactly exactly i on israel but at the same time and now american alaskan airlines and jetblue have all announced staff vaccine mandates. While was this airliner. Saw this dutch newspaper there was a will. Tell me what airline this was. It was By men bangladesh airlines pilot fully. Vacs got an aneurysm. Both lying these vaccines man. We're gonna see more and more of them. Did you see the video of the guy showing that the one of the reasons for these heart issues is because the vaccines being employed improperly in this going into a vein well from what i understand. The vaccination is in the muscle and the idea is an instant muscular vaccine. But it when when it goes into this little veins here and there and if you can catch vein and he's having to inject into the vein than you get the you have these issues and you're supposed to pull back on this shot to put sooners any blood and if the blood shows that means you're in a vain don't inject that that vaccine that person but nobody's doing that i've yet to see anyone that where they realize check to see yeah and the guy dissed demonstrates he says the way it's supposed to be implemented so we have full back. They're not doing it right. They're not even injecting properly. That's the way i. Iv showed they show all these injections on tv. And there's just poke. Bush spoke push doing any of us just bush bush bush So there's none of the precautions. So i would say that. Probably want to probably the number of people that accidentally hit of avai aloom mini vein in the arm lobby higher than it should be. Well he's not being You're not getting a shot correctly and you're going to pharmacy you're going into safeway. The clip custodian got this the. There's pfizer hotline. i'm going to..
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"dr jen ashton" Discussed on No Agenda
"On this outside the premiums lying to them outside that she's under inquiry but i particular lobbyists and sydney controls the liberal party and sydney and told her that the way she gets out of that enquiries if she pushes the double jab is these clients. That's fine. remember that he was. He was accusing her of taking lobbyist money or being blackmail right she got. She ended up getting kicked out. No she resigned right here. We have the resignation of this happened on. This happened after the show. I thought it happened on that show. Day could be the show day. So here's gladys with her resignation and of course she'll throw in a little bit of As the leader of the new south wales government. I have expected the high standards of myself and my colleagues. I have made it clear on numerous occasions that if any of my ministers with a subject of allegations being investigated integrity agency or law enforcement. Then he or she should stand side during the course of the investigation until they nine was cleared the reason for my stance not to have made any presumptions as to their conduct but rather to maintain the integrity of the public office which has held which that person is held. Wasp investigation was completed. That same standard must always apply may also as the premier however standing side is option for me is the primary of newsouth wiles. The people of this state made sison t. As to who their leader during the challenging times of the pandemic i cannot predict how long it will take the icac to completely simister gatien let alone deliver report in circumstances where i was i called to give evidence at a public hearing nearly twelve months ago therefore clients mitchell announced that i have no option but to resign from the office of premium. My resignation will take effect as soon as the new south wales. Liberal party can elect a new parliament later. So this is. This is a law this for twelve months ago. There's a whole different scandal. Maybe part of purge. I don't know but that guy called it out and there she goes boom and she also resigning her ministers position but she's corrupt. Yeah you think she's the only one likely unlikely Couple of other mandate stories. We have oh. I in israel israel way ahead of the pack of they have the green. Pass I think almost every man woman and child is Is fired up in in israel. They were the petri dish. Thanks y'all little bit has to do with the fact that the ceo of visors israeli. Yeah of course. She speaks the language of death. So there's been about fifty thousand complaints against the israeli government regarding the green pass policy because there was a switcheroo. Now you gotta have three and four is coming in order to be fully vaccinated quote unquote. Who's got erc a lot of people as may you talk me into get into shots in the first place which i only wanted to get one. I got the johnson and johnson. But they won't let us do that. Here in israel where pfizer's locked down and so i get to two shots like you told me telling me to get a little card. Now i gotta get a third wait wait a fourth. I'd say the mass formation is breaking on those people because the claims that filed or fraud coercion abusive office offenses under the penal code. Maybe we'll get that here i. We're pretty good at suing people. But let's ask the question. Are you fully vaccinated. If you haven't been boosted said. We're gonna turn. Dr jen ashton with answers to the medical questions. You've been asking i one. Are you considered dr. jen fully vaccinated. If you are eligible for a booster. And you don't get it. I think our frontier jay home sent this question because he has been on the forefront of asking me about this now for almost two months and in fact the cdc director. Dr show wolinsky commented on this just last week by saying that right now and i quantify and emphasize right now they are not changing the definition of what it means to be fully vaccinated means a complete regimen of either pfizer modo north to doses single-dose johnson and johnson. Fourteen days from that lasts. Does they are. They have not yet changed it to include. Well you're out of six or eight month window. You should have gotten a booster new. Did not but she did leave the door open dope that might change in the future but it has not yet what is it. Was scientists seventy in med school I think that they probably say we've better wait with this. This is not a good way to tackle right now as whole laws. Go easy go easy. Well let's see what's going on in israel israel to you get exactly exactly i on israel but at the same time and now american alaskan airlines and jet blue. Have all announced staff vaccine mandates. While was this airliner. Saw this dutch newspaper. There was a what airline this was. It was By men bangladesh airlines pilot fully. Vacs got an aneurysm. Both lying these vaccines man. We're gonna see more and more of them. Did you see the video of guy showing that the one of the reasons for these heart issues is because the vaccines being employed improperly in this going into a vein well from what i understand. The vaccination is in the muscle and the idea is an instant muscular vaccine. But it when when it goes into this little veins here and there and if you can catch vein and he's having to inject into the vein then you get the you have these issues and you're supposed to pull back on this shot to put sooners any blood and if the blood shows that means you're in a vain don't inject that that vaccine that person but nobody's doing that i've yet to see anyone that where they realize check to see yeah and the guy dissed demonstrates he says is the way it's supposed to be implemented so we have full back. They're not doing it right. They're not even injecting properly. Showed they show all these injections on tv and there's just poke bush spoke push. I mean there's not doing any of us. Just bush bush bush So there's none of the precautions. So i would say that. Probably want to probably the number of people that accidentally hit of avai aloom mini vein in the arm lobby higher than it should be. Well he's not being shut. You're not getting a shot correctly and you're going to pharmacy you're going into safeway. The clip custodian got this the. There's pfizer hotline. i'm going to..
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"dr jen ashton" Discussed on No Agenda
"On this outside the premiums lying to them outside that she's under inquiry but i particular lobbyists and sydney controls the liberal party and sydney and told her that the way she gets out of that enquiries if she pushes the double jab is these clients. That's fine. remember that he was. He was accusing her of taking lobbyist money or being blackmail right she got. She ended up getting kicked out. No she resigned right here. We have the resignation of this happened on. This happened after the show. I thought it happened on that show. Day could be the show day. So here's gladys with her resignation and of course she'll throw in a little bit of Of the new south wales government. I have expected the high standards of myself and my colleagues have made it clear on numerous occasions that if any of my ministers with a subject of allegations being investigated integrity agency or law enforcement. Then he or she should stand side during the course of the investigation until they nine was cleared the reason for my stance not to have made any presumptions as to their conduct but rather to maintain the integrity of the public office which has held which that person is held. Wasp investigation was completed. That same standard must always apply may also as the premier however standing side is option for me is the primary of newsouth wiles. The people of this state made sison t. As to who their leader during the challenging times of the pandemic i cannot predict how long it will take the icac to completely simister gatien let alone deliver report in circumstances where i was i called to give evidence at a public hearing nearly twelve months ago therefore kinds mitchell announced that i have no option but to resign from the office of premier. My resignation will take effect as soon as the new south wales. Liberal party can elect a new parliament later. So this is. This is a law this for twelve months ago. There's a whole different scandal. Maybe part of purge. I don't know but that guy called it out and there she goes boom and she also resigning her ministers position. She's corrupt yeah. Do you think she's the only one likely unlikely Couple of other mandate stories. We have oh. I in israel israel way ahead of the pack of they have the green. Pass I think almost every man woman and child is Is fired up in in israel. They were the petri dish. Thanks y'all little bit has to do with the fact that the ceo of visors israeli. Of course she speaks the language of death. So there's been about fifty thousand complaints against the israeli government regarding the green pass policy because there was a switcheroo. Now you gotta have three and four is coming in order to be fully vaccinated quote unquote. Who's got erc a lot of people as may you talk me into get into shots in the first place which i only wanted to get one. I got the johnson and johnson. But they won't let us do that. Here in israel where pfizer's locked down and so i get to two shots like you told me telling me to get a little card. Now i gotta get a third wait wait a fourth. I'd say the mass formation is breaking on those people because the claims that filed or fraud coercion abusive office offenses under the penal code. Maybe we'll get that here i. We're pretty good at suing people. But let's ask the question. Are you fully vaccinated. If you haven't been boosted said. We're gonna turn. Dr jen ashton with answers to the medical questions. You've been asking i one. Are you considered dr. jen fully vaccinated. If you are eligible for a booster. And you don't get it. I think our frontier jay home sent this question because he has been on the forefront of asking me about this now for almost two months and in fact the cdc director. Dr show wolinsky commented on this just last week by saying that right now and i quantify and emphasize right now they are not changing the definition of what it means to be fully vaccinated means a complete regimen of either pfizer modo north to doses single-dose johnson and johnson. Fourteen days from that lasts. Does they are. They have not yet changed it to include. Well you're out of six or eight month window. You should have gotten a booster new. Did not but she did leave the door open dope possible that that might change in the future but it has not yet what is it was scientists. Seventy in med school I think that they probably say we've better wait with this. This is not a good way to tackle right now as whole laws. Go easy go easy. Well let's see what's going on in israel israel to you get exactly exactly i on israel but at the same time and now american alaskan airlines and jetblue have all announced staff vaccine mandates. While was this airliner. Saw this dutch newspaper there was a will. Tell me what airline this was. It was By men bangladesh airlines pilot fully. Vacs got an aneurysm. Both lying these vaccines man. We're gonna see more and more of them. Did you see the video of the guy showing that the one of the reasons for these heart issues is because the vaccine vaccines being employed improperly in this going into a vein well from what i understand. The vaccination is in the muscle and the idea is an instant muscular vaccine. But it when when it goes into this little veins here and there and if you can catch vein and he's having to inject into the vein then you get the you have these issues and you're supposed to pull back on this shot to put sooners any blood and if the blood shows that means you're in a vain don't inject that that vaccine person but nobody's doing that i've yet to see anyone that were they realize check to see yeah and the guy dissed demonstrates he says is the way it's supposed to be implemented so we have full back. They're not doing it right. They're not even injecting properly. That's the way i it. Iv showed they show all these injections on tv. And there's just poke. Bush spoke push. I mean there's not doing any of us. Just bush bush bush So there's none of the precautions. So i would say that. Probably want to probably the number of people that accidentally hit of avai little mini vein in the arm lobby higher than it should be. Well he's not being shut. You're not getting a shot correctly. you're going to pharmacy. you're going into safeway. The clip custodian got this the. There's pfizer hotline. i'm going to..
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"dr jen ashton" Discussed on No Agenda
"On this outside the premiums lying to them outside that she's under inquiry but i particular lobbyists and sydney controls the liberal party and sydney and told her that the way she gets out of that enquiries if she pushes the double jab is these clients. That's fine. remember that he was. He was accusing her of taking lobbyist money or being blackmail right she got. She ended up getting kicked out. No she resigned right here. We have the resignation of this happened on. This happened after the show. I thought it happened on that show. Day could be the show day. So here's gladys with her resignation and of course she'll throw in a little bit of Of the new south wales government. I have expected the high standards of myself and my colleagues. I have made it clear on numerous occasions that if any of my ministers with a subject of allegations being investigated integrity agency or law enforcement. Then he or she should stand side during the course of the investigation until they nine was cleared the reason for my stance not to have made any presumptions as to their conduct but rather to maintain the integrity of the public office which has held which that person is held. Wasp investigation was completed. That same standard must always apply to me. Also as the premier however standing side is option for me is the primary of newsouth wiles. The people of this state made sison t. As to who their leader during the challenging times of the pandemic i cannot predict how long it will take the icac to completely simister gatien let alone deliver report in circumstances where i was. I called to give evidence at a public hearing nearly twelve months ago. Therefore kinds mitchell announced that i have no option but to resign from the office of premier. My resignation will take effect as soon as the new south wales. Liberal party can elect a new parliament later. So this is. This is a law this for twelve months ago. There's a whole different scandal. Maybe part of purge. I don't know but that guy called it out and there she goes boom and she also resigning her ministers position but she's corrupt. Yeah do you think she's the only one likely unlikely Couple of other mandate stories. We have oh. I in israel israel way ahead of the pack of they have the green. Pass I think almost every man woman and child is Is fired up in in israel. They were the petri dish. Thanks y'all a little bit has to do with the fact that the ceo of visors israeli. Of course she speaks the language of death. So there's been about fifty thousand complaints against the israeli government regarding the green pass policy because there was a switcheroo. Now you gotta have three and four is coming in order to be fully vaccinated quote unquote. Who's got erc a lot of people as may you talk me into get into shots in the first place which i only wanted to get one. I got the johnson and johnson. But they won't let us do that. Here in israel where pfizer's locked down and so i get to two shots like you told me telling me to get a little card. Now i gotta get a third wait wait a fourth. I'd say the mass formation is breaking on those people because the claims that filed or fraud coercion abusive office offenses under the penal code. Maybe we'll get that here i. We're pretty good at suing people. But let's ask the question. Are you fully vaccinated. If you haven't been boosted said. We're gonna turn. Dr jen ashton with answers to the medical questions. You've been asking i one. Are you considered dr. jen fully vaccinated. If you are eligible for a booster. And you don't get it. I think our frontier jay home sent this question because he has been on the forefront of asking me about this now for almost two months and in fact the cdc director. Dr show wolinsky commented on this just last week by saying that right now and i quantify and emphasize right now they are not changing the definition of what it means to be fully vaccinated means a complete regimen of either pfizer modo north to doses single-dose johnson and johnson. Fourteen days from that lasts. Does they are. They have not yet changed it to include. Well you're out of six or eight month window. You should have gotten a booster new. Did not but she did leave the door open dope that might change in the future but it has not yet what is it was scientists over seventy in med school I think that they probably say we've better wait with this. This is not a good way to tackle right now as whole laws. Go easy go easy. Well let's see what's going on in israel israel to you get exactly exactly i on israel but at the same time and now american alaskan airlines and jetblue have all announced staff vaccine mandates. While was this airliner. Saw this dutch newspaper there was a will. Tell me what airline this was. It was By men bangladesh airlines pilot fully. Vacs got an aneurysm. Both lying these vaccines man. We're gonna see more and more of them. Did you see the video of the guy showing that the one of the reasons for these heart issues is because the vaccines being employed improperly in this going into a vein well from what i understand. The vaccination is in the muscle and the idea is an instant muscular vaccine. But it when when it goes into this little veins here and there and if you can catch vein and he's having to inject into the vein then you get the you have these issues and you're supposed to pull back on this shot to put sooners any blood and if the blood shows that means you're in a vain don't inject that that vaccine that person but nobody's doing that i've yet to see anyone that where they realize check to see yeah and the guy dissed demonstrates he says the way it's supposed to be implemented so we have full back. They're not doing it right. They're not even injecting properly. That's the way we showed. They show all these injections on tv. And there's just poke. Bush spoke push doing any of us just bush bush bush So there's none of the precautions. So i would say that probably want to probably the number of people that accidentally hit of avai aloom little mini vein in the arm. The higher than should be well. He's not being shut. You're not getting a shot correctly and you're going to pharmacy you're going into safeway. The clip custodian got this the. There's pfizer hotline. i'm going to..
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"dr jen ashton" Discussed on No Agenda
"On this outside the premiums lying to them outside that she's under inquiry but i particular lobbyists and sydney controls the liberal party and sydney and told her that the way she gets out of that enquiries if she pushes the double jab is these clients. That's fine. remember that he was. He was accusing her of taking lobbyist money or being blackmail right she got. She ended up getting kicked out. No she resigned right here. We have the resignation of this happened on. This happened after the show. I thought it happened on that show. Day could be the show day. So here's gladys with her resignation and of course she'll throw in a little bit of As the leader of the new south wales government. I have expected the high standards of myself and my colleagues. I have made it clear on numerous occasions that if any of my ministers with a subject of allegations being investigated integrity agency or law enforcement. Then he or she should stand side during the course of the investigation until they nine was cleared the reason for my stance not to have made any presumptions as to their conduct but rather to maintain the integrity of the public office which has held which that person is held. Wasp investigation was completed. That same standard must always apply may also as the premier however standing side is option for me is the primary of newsouth wiles. The people of this state made sison t. As to who their leader during the challenging times of the pandemic i cannot predict how long it will take the icac to complete facing district. Let alone deliver. Report in circumstances where i was. I called to give evidence at a public hearing nearly twelve months ago. Therefore kinds mitchell announced that i have no option but to resign from the office of premier. My resignation will take effect as soon as the new south wales. Liberal party can elect a new parliament later. So this is. This is a law this for twelve months ago. There's a whole different scandal. Maybe part of purge. I don't know but that guy called it out and there she goes boom and she also resigning her ministers position but she's corrupt. Yeah do you think she's the only one likely unlikely Couple of other mandate stories. We have oh. I in israel israel way ahead of the pack of they have the green. Pass I think almost every man woman and child is Is fired up in in israel. They were the petri dish. Thanks y'all little bit has to do with the fact that the ceo of visors israeli. Yeah of course. She speaks the language of death. So there's been about fifty thousand complaints against the israeli government regarding the green pass policy because there was a switcheroo. Now you gotta have three and four is coming in order to be fully vaccinated quote unquote. Who's got erc a lot of people as may you talk me into get into shots in the first place which i only wanted to get one. I got the johnson and johnson. But they won't let us do that. Here in israel where pfizer's locked down and so i get to two shots like you told me telling me to get a little card. Now i gotta get a third wait wait a fourth. I'd say the mass formation is breaking on those people because the claims that filed or fraud coercion abusive office offenses under the penal code. Maybe we'll get that here i. We're pretty good at suing people. But let's ask the question. Are you fully vaccinated. If you haven't been boosted said. We're gonna turn. Dr jen ashton with answers to the medical questions. You've been asking i one. Are you considered dr. jen fully vaccinated. If you are eligible for a booster. And you don't get it. I think our frontier jay home sent this question because he has been on the forefront of asking me about this now for almost two months and in fact the cdc director. Dr show wolinsky commented on this just last week by saying that right now and i quantify and emphasize right now they are not changing the definition of what it means to be fully vaccinated means a complete regimen of either pfizer modo north to doses single-dose johnson and johnson. Fourteen days from that lasts. Does they are. They have not yet changed it to include. Well you're out of six or eight month window. You should have gotten a booster new. Did not but she did leave the door open dope possible that that might change in the future but it has not yet what is it was scientists over seventy in med school I think that they probably say we've better wait with this. This is not a good way to tackle right now as whole laws. Go easy go easy. Well let's see what's going on in israel israel to you get exactly exactly i on israel but at the same time and now american alaskan airlines and jetblue have all announced staff vaccine mandates. While was this airliner. Saw this dutch newspaper there was a will. Tell me what airline this was. It was By men bangladesh airlines pilot fully. Vacs got an aneurysm. Both lying these vaccines man. We're gonna see more and more of them. Did you see the video of guy showing that the one of the reasons for these heart issues is because the vaccine vaccines being employed improperly in this going into a vein well from what i understand. The vaccination is in the muscle and the idea is an instant muscular vaccine. But it when when it goes into this little veins here and there and if you can catch vein and he's having to inject into the vein then you get the you have these issues and you're supposed to pull back on this shot to put sooners any blood and if the blood shows that means you're in a vain don't inject that that vaccine person but nobody's doing that i've yet to see anyone that where they realize check to see yeah and the guy dissed demonstrates he says is the way it's supposed to be implemented so we have full back. They're not doing it right. They're not even injecting properly. That's the way i it. Iv showed they show all these injections on tv. And there's just poke. Bush spoke push. I mean there's not doing any of us. Just bush bush bush So there's none of the precautions. So i would say that. Probably want to probably the number of people that accidentally hit of avai little mini vein in the arm higher than it should be well. He's not being shut. You're not getting a shot correctly and you're going to pharmacy you're going into safeway. The clip custodian got this the. There's pfizer hotline. i'm going to..
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"dr jen ashton" Discussed on No Agenda
"Your food tip. Horseradish needs to be refrigerated by the way And the and it goes bad really fast if it's not but the point was is that the original mcdonald's secret sauce had fresh horseradish in the sauce. And when they cheapen it. They went to a powder based horseradish flavor and is saw. Doesn't taste anything like the original. And that's the only thing i have to say about it. Damn i got experiment. More with horseradish oh fabulous product. I use. It is fabulous product tabasco to really good product So let's take it around the world. Here's dictator dan down there in South of australia ten. Or don't think there'll be permanent. Don't have a possible for the flu. For instance a normalizing this pot of moving through this very very difficult gateway but moved through it. We must is. We have to try and balance it out to try and get them back light. It flies open but this as a chance to be able to care for the inevitable people who get very very sick they. It's possible to do exactly that. They won't be there forever as a student here on hammy. It'll be a feature of things years but obviously it won't be a vaccine possible you'll be showing in the first half of next year it'll be you'll boost the passport to that you've been to have your third jeb so none of these won't be around but you know when it comes to the booster. Yeah those they'll be around but they won't be around. We won't do it for the flu. But i just gave myself a good idea. That ad guy. We'll also look good bald as they marching through the streets of melbourne and i think the candy navia votes today is today voted tomorrow. Had no one of the two and trudeau is winding down his His road campaign and again. Let's us know the truth. Always wants to come out. good morning. Morgan larry canadian press So you talk a lot about the end the pandemic for good I was hoping you can maybe look to the future and tell me your vision of what the end of the pandemic means for you. And how can you be so sure. That vaccination alone is enough to end it. We know first of all that there are constantly new variants that are going to be developed until available the world that we know for a fact variants or that's misinformation Tomorrow is when they vote. Tomorrow vote this guy out people. Show us what you're made Do they have Dominion voting machines in canada. They probably do. I think is a canadian company. isn't it took. Its own by chinese by russians by israelis who knows anymore. It's just you don't want your usual. You want a different Vendor i would say back quickly to this was one of the mo this shows you the spell and how hypnotized people are even people in so so-called medical field. Like dr jen ashton who works for good morning america this to me just. This is a clip that needs to go in. The archive is astonishing. For an era for you. I hear everybody's wondering. How is your daughter chloe doing after having well thank you for asking everybody my daughter chloe. Who's a college student fully vaccinated. They were doing just surveillance screening testing students every other day in fact and she tested positive. had less than a half a day of symptoms only symptom really was headache and a little fatigue did her ten days of isolation and now is back at school feeling totally fine Believe it or not the hardest part you guys was the psychological emotional part. It was very difficult to go into literally solitary confinement not go outside nazi another person for ten days. They were bringing food to her room. Wants it once a day. Reminding the vaccines work. They did what they were supposed to one hundred percent the reminder that the vaccines work i mean no not in reminder and i saw four year or answer to a foia request i think of the show notes Andy foia request for any information on Kobe vaccines eb transmissibility. Or level of sickness. You would get and the answer came back. Is we have no documents for you. Because there is no document and there was nothing in the study regarding transmissibility after vaccination etc so even. This is a lie there is it may have data from the field but it wasn't in the trial wasn't tested phenomenal keeper and i had an interesting. My wife had cova and she lost her. Sansa smell and taste was down for about a day. Same thing is this girl who had the vaccine. My wife narrowed vaccine. Jesse j buzzkill. Junior's wife had kovin. She was down. She lost her sense of smell and taste and she was barely sick. So if you the vaccine and you had the same sentence to somebody who didn't have the vaccine. How's that show you the vaccines working. Where's the logic here. The only one that got a little sicker than usual j. c. had covert and he had covert cough. And that wasn't was unpleasant to listen to let me tell you. Oh boy. that's you bring something up that i need to be talking about right. The point is is that this sounds like just regular covert. Does it sound like the vaccine doing anything at all at all. The president has been coughing a lot lately and people are starting to notice people. Notice these things and there was a question about it watching the president. We've seen him on many occasions where he has repeated call. What is the situation with that cough. And his concern It's not a concern. We have a doctor who travels with him. Obviously who checks in if if there is ever warranted And certainly that continues to be the case as it has been since the beginning of his presidency. Actually for why and down for you thought i did. I don't think it's an issue of concern. I think there are a range of reasons why we made clear throat or we may have a little light cold. And that's certainly something. That presidents elected officials reporters spokespeople can confront. But it's not an area. We have a medical concern. Well there's only two options that she left out a hairball. I think that's possible. I wrote that one and the second and the second is parkinson's where you literally start to choke on your own saliva. That is also a possibility. Yeah i'm not seeing in shaking. He doesn't agree. I agree but you know. There's lots of magic. I mean i'm michael. J. fox has his shaking was horrible. He has a lot more under control. Now there's medication that can probably help with that but Bill gates shake it all and he's got it so mining a. I got one little short clever as you mentioned you because you mentioned about shaven heads and walk in. I used shave. Walk down the street would be really funny. Who'll maneka naked. By the way you have to be naked. You're a lot of guys would appreciate that celica concert tonight. At seven o'clock it's a surprise concert and it's about to start will leave. Five hundred people allowed inside. You got to pay twenty bucks which is not much and you have to vaccinated. We're going to take san francisco. We're lucky fans are get ready to see metallica. Performed for the first time in.
Skimm This
"dr jen ashton" Discussed on Skimm This
"And start wearing them indoors again like when run errands or grab groceries you can also choose to try to keep your social events or dates outdoors request to eat outside at restaurants or scale back on indoor social commitments and some doctors suggest you may want to consider adjusting your behavior. Depending on who. You're with here was dr jen ashton. On good morning america. We have to remember that it is still important to take precautions especially when we are around vulnerable groups or if someone is unvaccinated so if you're going somewhere where you aren't sure if people have their shots or if you're going to see your vaccinated elderly grandparents consider putting that mouse gone again. We should also note. You can make these decisions about masking up more. How you socialize based on where you live or who you live with. If your community has a high vaccination rate you might feel more comfortable living like. It's still june twenty twenty one because a lot of people around you have a high degree of protection. But if you live in a state or county with a low vaccination rate and a rising number of infections especially in southern states like texas florida louisiana and georgia. Or if you live with someone who's immuno-compromised you may want to add in an extra layer precaution and keep things outdoors or reach for that mass more often. We know these fast. Changing rules can feel confusing and a little overwhelming. The skin has got you covered every step of the way as things continue to change. We'll keep you updated in our daily newsletter. Sign up at the skin dot com. All right. let's get to some headlines from the week's news and give you some context on why they matter i up. There was a major hearing on capitol hill this week with more afraid to work the capital in my entire employment to iraq i was grabbed beaten taste all while be called a traitor to my country. I was at risk of being stripped of and killed with own firearm. More than six months later january. Six still isn't over from me. I'm now receiving private counseling therapy for the persistent emotional trauma of that day. Here's the context on tuesday. four capitol. Police officers took the mic in the first house committee hearing on the deadly january six attack on the us capital that hearing kicks off a longer investigation into what exactly went down that day but not everyone in congress is on board to learn more. This committee has been caught up in political fighting between dem's and republicans over who can even sit on the panel in the first place last week. Majority leader. Nancy pelosi blocked two republicans. Who voted against certify. Joe biden as president from joining the committee in return republican house minority leader. Kevin mccarthy said go ahead. But i'm gonna pull the three other republicans from the committee as well and we're going to do our own investigation. Despite the political drama the officers emotional testimony this week gave lawmakers and those who tuned in to watch a terrifying look into the events of january six we learned. Just how traumatizing. That day was for these law enforcement officers. All of them said they feared for their lives. The officers also told lawmakers. Cool it with the partisan fighting and that partisan politics is getting in the way of a proper investigation. Finally we also learned that this committee which does include to house. Republicans wants to subpoena former president trump and his allies to learn more about what the white house did or didn't do to stop the attack whether that actually happens is still tvd. But we'll be keeping an eye out next up a federal ban on infections. Dating back to the early days of the pandemic could be about to expire. Here's what you need to know. Last the cdc band most addictions across the country saying our authority to do a lot of things to stop. The spread of disease include stopping people from being kicked out of their homes. The policy was so popular that president trump and biden both extended it but now time is finally up and the eviction and foreclosures van officially expires on july thirty first. And nobody knows for certain what's going to happen next. In places like new york and california state laws banning evictions will stay in place for a little while longer but elsewhere evictions could restart immediately and according to one survey around sixteen percent of american renters. Currently behind on rent so a lot of people could be affected. Federal housing assistance could help people make rent and avoid addiction but potentially millions of americans are still at risk of being a victim before that money reaches them especially since federal aid has been super slow to reach people and that could explain why team biden was reportedly in a bit of a panic this week. Getting reps from all fifty states on the phone to figure out how to prevent an all out eviction crisis whether that happens or if congress swoops in to extend the fiction ban could have a big impact on whether other pandemic era protections are also allowed to expire in the coming months increased. Unemployment insurance will run out after labor day while expanded food stamp benefits and a pause on repaying federal student loans. We'll stop at the end of september.
Bulletproof Radio
"dr jen ashton" Discussed on Bulletproof Radio
"I've gotta tell you there's a lot more than drinking bulletproof coffee and taking the right supplements and exercising the right way and cryotherapy and all the other physical biohacking stuff. Once you're hardworking. You gotta get your software working. What if there was a bridge for all of that. That's what the human potential institute is all about. And i'm so pleased to have been able to put this together over the last few years with dr mark. Check it out. Human potential institute dot com. Well i think one of the most important things in the book in in the sense of those kind of chapters that i can take people through as had pandemic prude's themselves And their their circles does have to do with diet nutrition which you know. Obviously i know is an area that you feel super passionately about as well because i think this pandemic really was a glaring example of how we really have to be ready for anything you know. No one could have expected or anticipated that we would be in this situation while infectious disease expert have been expecting this but of course no one really listened to them but you know certainly in december of two thousand nineteen if someone had said oh guess what in a year. This is the situation. We're going to be in. People would have thought that person was crazy and but in fact here we are right and what i think we can all agree to. Is that in the last year and a half whether we were you know sheltering in place working from home on lockdown lost their job working more hours than we normally do whatever that everyone. It was a stressor a major stressor to our lives physically and mentally and in times of stress. The the fuel we put into our body which is what we eat or nutrition or lack thereof literally is it. it's the pavement for how we respond to it. Another way of saying that to to incorporate not nutrition in what we eat but fitness in how we move is say to people all the time. Look we're very superficial society in culture and certainly putting myself in there as well vanity kind of like rules the roost in all of us want to be in shape because of primarily because of how we look right externally but i like to remind people that we should probably also spend a few moments regularly thinking like. You know what it's not just about vanity. It's about being prepared for battle literally right. So what do i mean by that. I mean if you get into a car and you're in a car accident you better believe that your state of fitness. The second you have that accident is going to determine how quickly or if you recover at all. That's not about the the number on the scale that's not about how define your arms look in a tank top. This is about how you how fit and healthy you are on the inside. And the fact of the matter is we. Don't plan for car accidents. We don't plan for pandemics plan for heart. Attacks strokes cancer diagnoses but the condition. Where in when all of those things happen to us is predicated by what we eat. How we move. And how we rest. And i think if we look at that like we should always be in training to go to battle. We would be more resilient we would be in a better place and that doesn't mean we have to be perfect but it does mean that you we're always prepared. That always prepared highly. Resilient state that that's why i named one of my companies Bulletproof from it's at feeling that i've got enough energy to handle whatever life brings my way. It's it's resiliency and hearing you talk about it in the context of a car accident of any stressor. That's unpredicted well. That that's what we're all working on building and that's ultimately what your book was about. When i read between the lines. The new normal is you should be highly resilient and used be healthier than you were before because the pandemic really highlighted the fact that If i have a four point six co morbidity is maybe it's not gonna take much more to push me over the edge. What did you think about a couple of questions from our studio audience. Yeah i would love it all right. Let's do it. Tina you ready to ask a question We're going to have chris patch in abby. Thank you so much. This has been really really interesting. Really appreciate you being here. You actually touched on. It's already but i like to ask a little bit more detail. We we saw early. In the pandemic that people with metabolic syndrome type two diabetes obesity etc. Were much more risk. And you touch. Just now about nutrition and resiliency. Why do you think the message did not get out. That people should take charge of their metabolic health. Now they might not have been able to lose one hundred pounds in two months. But we've been in this year and so much of that could have been turned around and instead we're hearing have a crispy cream donuts when you get a vaccine so i don't understand why that message didn't get out more than it did. Well first of all thank you for your kind words and you are one hundred percent correct and If you or. I knew the answer to that really than we would. We could give tony foudy arrest or you know We could be leading the world on this or at least the country's response in a in a better way but i think the heart of it is look. There's there's only two components to that equation. There's the message the messenger right for the most part. You know you can say three if you include the person who's receiving them message but the message is what you just said that. This is our wakeup call. And it's been a big one and it's been allowed one. Which is this virus just like many other diseases like many other pathogens does not like People who are super healthy other way of saying that is. This virus has a field day with people who are overweight obese. Or you know. Come into their exposure or infection with metabolic syndrome or insulin resistance rate. So that's the message the messenger. Unfortunately i think more often than not had a way of delivering that message. That was either demeaning or insulting or patronizing or full of blame accusatory and again. It goes back to dave's one of his first questions to me. Which is that. I still see. Patients Anyone who takes care of real patients knows that the second you blame or accuse or barade- that's it like you've lost. You have lost the battle. You will not get that person to do the behavior that that he or she needs to do or should do for their health because who would respond to that right. This is like kindergarten. Teaching one one. It's like coaching philosophy. One oh one. It's the same thing in medicine in public health so i think that the messengers could have been better. I think the message could have been more clear right Lastly to to be fair. The person receiving that message needs to be open to it right. But i put that a distant last. Because you know i really like. I don't know if you guys have heard. It's one of my favorite sayings. But and i talk about it in the book which is be careful when you point a finger of blame because there's usually three fingers pointing back at you so you know we can blame someone for being overweight or you're going to eat a crispy cream donuts but what about the fingers pointing back at us. We not done. What have we failed. You know to this end..
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"dr jen ashton" Discussed on Bulletproof Radio
"I would say we definitely don't get to the point where we don't ask hard questions but we do it and we do it anyway but we do it. In a way that reflects the years years of practice An experience that we have in doing that. So that we You know you're right. We if we side swiped someone. Dave wouldn't come on our program again and therefore millions and millions of people would lose the opportunity to hear from that person in the future So that doesn't help people But there is a way. You know what i can't speak for. I'm not speaking for the network. I'm not speaking for my colleagues at the network. I can only speak for myself. Which is that you know. I do my research before. I speak to one of these people and interview them. Whether it's on the record on the air or off the record and because in the field of network news journalism medical journalism communication. There are ways that. I know to ask the question where i can get at the answer or the information that i wanna get at without being offensive or without embarrassing. You know anyone. That were interviewing. And i think that that's the skill and the the expertise and experience that comes with having done this job for fourteen years And you know it is. It's a very tricky line to walk. Because again there is no The people who are on our programs our guests. They're not paid by the network so you know day. Sometimes they have an agenda and it's our job journalists to get at the information that we feel is important and that people need to know and not necessarily just you know we're not there to give someone an organization or a company an infomercial. I think your reporting has been really credible. And you do a great job of staying in the middle and not doing. The polarized kind of news that's characterized the whole pandemic. Thank you genuinely for having that skill when resume asking i've interviewed you injured lara logan. I'm working on being a better. Call me a type of reporter. If you do interviews for thousand podcasts. You have to develop something. So i'm asking that in part from my own thing because i don't want to swipe sideswipe guests. I knew it's rude. You can be kind and get to answer. You can be a jerk. Wear so many reporters jerks. I don't think at the network level there. Are that many jerks who are reporters to be honest with you. we've been too long and You know that's the top of the pyramid in terms of of news journalism or or media journalism right now But it it's not easy. It is not easy and You know we we don't even though it looks like we're out there alone were not. We have teams of producers and We have a whole legal department at every network that you know. That's the people who show up on our on our air and on our network and our platforms and make sure that facts are checked end. That things are done Up to the highest journalistic standards but it. It's not easy. Sometimes you know and And i think that part of the reason why every network has doctors on as journalists it is because it's literally like being fluent in a language. So when i interviewed the ceo of pfizer. I know certain questions to ask him doctor to doctor. That of regular correspondent or anchor or producer doesn't know right that's that's why. Abc has me there And i also know had read between the lines on the answer. So that i can tell. Is this a cancer. That's part of a press release or is am. I getting at something. That's that really hasn't been uncovered yet because the only people have been asking about. This are not md's and so. that's where. I feel most useful to the network and therefore to the viewing audience. I've been dying to ask a doctor. This question is my vaccine status protected by hicfa you know. I think that's not really a doctor question. That's a legal question and it is true. I mean it's you know. I believe that most stories that are in the news today and this is no different can be seen through. Medical lands or illegal lands or financial lens are sometimes all of the above and this is definitely in all of the above so you know there have been editorials written already now by lawyers by doctors by sociologists who are saying no. We do have a right to ask people their vaccination status because this is about public health not your individual personal health. Now i don't have an opinion on that because as you know i stay in my lane And thank god. I'm not making policy about this. Really happy about that but You know i don't remember we haven't really been in this situation before so i think a lot of this is being figured out in real time and I don't think we know yet. I think it's tv to be determined. That makes a lot of sense. I feel like if it's okay for public health to ask about vaccines. We also should for public health. Be asking about what you've been eating for the last year and how much you exercise and then your employer in your insurance comfortable full access to things that affect public health. I think it's a slippery slope and worried about it We'll we'll see what happens. I know you studied nutrition. That's a part of public health too but we haven't touched yet. All this leads to the seventh chapter of the new normal Your book it's about eighty and so people have anxiety about joy have to disclose my vaccine status. Will my kids be shamed..
Bulletproof Radio
"dr jen ashton" Discussed on Bulletproof Radio
"I know really novel concept in patient autonomy. Is that legal. I know. I know it's crazy so you know. I think that that doesn't happen a lot today. And when when someone let's say you gave the Example of a parent with a child who's thinking of vaccinating their child lagat parent and i that have vaccinated by children. But i hear from a lot of people while the risk of death is so low for kids and my answer to that is what you said. Which is there are worse things than death in medicine and so that shouldn't be the litmus test for every decision we make you know is whether or not something to kill us. It's quality of life. It's what are the risks of long term damage with this virus or with a treatment or has or those are the things that have to be discussed not just life or death. A tell me more about patient autonomy and and how that is when you have this sort of politically correct medical decisions. We have standard of care. That's forced by insurance companies. Sometimes how do you sit there calmly when a patient says. I'm gonna do something that you as a doctor. Thank as bad. You know what crazy. Well i think you know. This is something that we are taught formally in medical school which is these biomedical ethical concepts and the one of patient. Autonomy is a big one. You know this is the other way of saying that is. This is not a dictatorship. This isn't the dark ages where some doctor comes in and issues mandate or an edict. And you know the patient has just mindlessly follows it or is forced to follow it. And you know i learned this firsthand when i was a resident and in obgyn it's a surgical sub specialty. I operated on many many patients. Who whose religion was jehovah's witness and they don't accept blood products and you know i counsel them on their options and the risks of death if they don't Accept blood during surgery if they were to have a hemorrhage the risks a other than death that could happen to them and you know at the end of the day. I respected their decision period. That's that's my job is not to make a judgment on someone's decision And it's certainly not to kind of get angry at them. If they decide to do something That that i don't do that. I wouldn't recommend You know. I just don't think that's modern era medicine and it's definitely not marin era medical ethics. So i think that what we're hearing in the media. Unfortunately is you know just kind of this. Yes absolutely from public health standpoint from a global public health standpoint for example there is this push to vaccinate the entire world. But you know. I think what we're not hearing enough. Is that if if after getting the right information a person decides not to get vaccinated. We have to respect that decision. Even if we don't agree with it. And i wanna be clear again as i said i vaccinated. My children. Got my vaccine very early with my hospital. I believe in the vaccine. I recommend the vaccine. But guess what i am. I also respect the people who don't wanna get it on. Nakad cast them aside and not give them my medical attention because they've made that decision and i don't think we're hearing unfortunately that side enough. I really respect. He's saying that there's a big rush to judgment at companies like amazon or putting a little green dot on your badge if you're vaccinated and you don't have to wear masks. But everyone else does so the mask becomes sorta like the scarlet letter so hearing trustworthy doctor saying look people have a right to make their own decisions and you don't know someone might have a medical condition like auto immunity where there's extra concerns so happy medical freedom patient autonomy and just being behind that thanks for standing up for your patients rights and i think that it takes a special kind of care giver. Save your welcome one question for you can get these three different kinds of axes in the us. And you can get the pfizer. Moderna or the johnson and johnson. And i'm wondering which of them gives me the least risk of bill gates controlling me with five g and magnetising my brain. So here's the thing. What if there is a way to change the bacteria in your gut so that they would help you better. Control your blood sugar since your blood. Sugars tidier how you age how you are in all sorts of metabolism. You wanna do this. It turns out. There's something called palim glucose control which is a new probiotic. That was just released. That is the first microbiome intervention. That's designed for people with type. Two diabetes is a probiotic that restores. Your body's natural ability to manage blood. Sugar spikes pendulum glucose control. Improves your microbiome. Basically your second brain in a different way so that now your body's making stuff that you want on board naturally i take it and i've noticed improvements in energy improvements in gut health..
Bulletproof Radio
"dr jen ashton" Discussed on Bulletproof Radio
"Off. No so that's actually one of the fun things you know the story behind the story if you will is You know for those of your listeners. Who don't know me. I'm the chief medical correspondent for abc news. Which is the number one news network in the country. And i'm my medical specialty is women's health. I also have a degree in nutrition. Which i'm a big fan of yours and Really admire the work. You've done in your books but from the start. This pandemic a my job as chief. Medical correspondent was to Kind of interpret and analyse in decipher the news headlines of this pandemic and then reported on live television in seconds. Or a minute to millions. Millions of people and so i've been living breathing eating sleeping dreaming unfortunately all things go of it For a year and a half and when My publisher came to me and asked me to write the new normal It's my six book. And you. And i were chatting before we went on. You know writing a book is kind of For all the women listening lake having a baby being pregnant in than having a baby like it sounds good and then you get into and you get really into it and then at the end you're a little sick And then you have to raise it. Who is gonna child And the reason that i loved actually the work of writing this book is because i found that in covering this pandemic if really was more about communication or as much about communication and how to explain medical and scientific concepts to the world into the country so that people can really use that information rather than just reiterate the fact that when the book was written was true and now is not true. So every single thing i put in. The book is for the most part timeless for exactly the reason that i knew the book was coming out. In february i finished writing it in september. I didn't want the content to be dated. And i knew that we were still going to be living with this virus and that it wasn't going to magically disappear so really that i explain in the book you know obviously there are multiple levels to it but i really designed so that anyone reading it could kind of glean these lessons of as i call how to think like a doctor which is what we're taught in medical school but you don't need an md after yearning to learn that those concepts then anyone who reads it will be able to take the latest headline because it is still evolving and incorporate that for themselves. One of the things that i appreciate about you is that you're actually a practicing doctor. Even though you have a pretty hard Hard work on. Gm may three you wake up in the middle of the night. As long as i can tell to do all the reporting that you do but you still see patients right Do you think that changes your perspective in your reporting to say yeah. This morning i saw someone with covid. And i saw this or is there a of a line. A firewall between the two now. And i'm so glad you brought that up and thank you for for mentioning that and and for being aware of that i I do have a medical practice. That i started fifteen years ago And i had many many patients who had covid over the last year and a half. I have many patients who tragically lost both their parents to covid So this wasn't just you know as i like to say i'm not quote just a doctor on tv. I take care of real patients and in my medical specialty. You know have to deal with everything from anxiety. Depression skin problems weight problems hormonal problems. I just diagnosed to patients with cancer in the last. Two weeks You know fertility issues. You name it. that's what you know. The field of women's health involves And i absolutely feel that what i do for. Abc news and gm. Three makes me a better practicing having real patients and being a real doctor. Practice makes me better on the air. There's no question And i i think to bring it to the pandemic example. I think that there were a lot of really smart. Doctors and public. Health officials who i think missed the mark on communicating a lot of the information in the pandemic because they don't take care of real patients anymore and i think that when someone does you know interact with a real person. It changes their approach as communicators of medical information because it becomes very real. This is not abstract. It's not. I'm not just talking to a camera talking to real people Just as i do in my office end. I definitely feel that that helped me. It helped us at abc news a lot. When i sort of dig deep on your book. The new normal is really a book about resilience. Like oh you have to be tough enough to handle at life brings your way your things you should do for it. What how do you balance being resilient with. I'm gonna use a charge word here with hiding it is. You're supposed to stay home for two weeks so that we don't overwhelm the er and some morphed into never leave your home until some vaccine or until something happens where some people were home for. Six months never saw someone. Which isn't what. I thought lockdowns did. How do you have that conversation with the patient or with millions of people on your show. You know there's risk but there's also reward at at petty bring people out of the fear mindset. Well you hit the nail right on the head. Which is and i have a whole chapter about this in the book. Which is i go through how to stratified risk. You know my job as a doctor as a healthcare provider is to interpret analyze information And discuss it with a patient in actually do something that is almost unheard of today which is respect their decision. I a principle called patient autonomy Even if it goes against what i would do personally..
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"dr jen ashton" Discussed on Bulletproof Radio
"Hi you're listening to bulletproof. Radio with dave asprey. Today's going to be a fun conversation. That ought to be able to stay up on itunes so talking about the new normal with abc news chief. Medical correspondent jennifer ashton md or as. She's commonly known chen doctrine. Welcome to the show. Thank you david so good to be with you. This is a cool episode. Because we've got about fifty people from the upgrade collective in our live audience. And i'm going to ask them for questions during this show and at the end brings them on live. And if you're listening is going what. The heck is upgrade collective. This is my mentorship and membership group. Which you just pay a monthly fee. But i have a whole team if you answer all of your questions about biohacking and all of that and i participate as well with weekly calls and it's been huge amount of fun so that means i get to actually look at all the people they get early access like the so if you wanna be a part of the community. Our upgrade collective dot com. Now let's get into it because your book. The new normal came out in february. And we're recording this. Oh about three four months later. What has changed from when your book. I hit the market and now because things are moving so rapidly. Is there anything that you saying. I wish i'd have said that if you're longtime listener you probably heard one of the early bull prio podcast featuring andy nihilo from alatorre natural skin care. If you haven't it's quite a story. He was in a hidden as a pedestrian and it almost killed him shattered. His job broke his ribs and left him unrecognizable though. He is a model and actor unhappy with the skin care products. He was finding on store shelves and trying to heal really really quickly. He went full on bulletproof and started using himself to heal his own scars as a guinea pig. And he source ingredients from all over the world and talked about what he had done to heal to the point. He could work against six weeks after having major surgery on his face and that led to the creation of seventeen different alatorre products that earned four awards over six years and he launched it.
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"dr jen ashton" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
"Pipeline, which supplies gasoline and jet fuel from Texas to the New York area. The operator, the Colonial pipeline company says the shutdown is being taken in order to contain the attack on its computer networks of pipeline, one of the longest in the U. S supplying 45% of the East Coast fuel supplies, optimism about reopening the country mixed with concern about jobs. ABC is Mary Alice Park, says the latest from the White House This morning. There were jobs added in leisure and hospitality industries hit just so hard this last year, but losses in temporary help services things like careers and messengers. The news definitely put the White House on the defensive yesterday, President Biden and Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen both saying that they expected the road to recovery to be long and bumpy. But Republicans just blasting the president. State health officials nationwide preparing for the FDA to green light visors. Covert 19 vaccine for 12 to 15 Year Olds, ABC News chief medical correspondent Dr Jen Ashton. Why is that important? While their risk of severe clinical illness is not as high as that scene in adults? We do know that this age group can transmit the virus and certainly we want to get that age group those kids back to As normal. A summer as possible in the vaccine is a big step in that direction you were adults are getting vaccinated a 20% drop last week from the week before motorcades planned in cities across the country today dubbed Voter Cade's calling for the passage of the John Lewis Voting Rights Act in Washington. ABC is faith of Lupe as the latest on the push to tighten voting laws in Texas and other states. Nonpartisan analysts who.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"dr jen ashton" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"To get about 300,000 doses by the end of the calendar year, and we're going to get about 300,000 doses. By the end of the calendar year, according to the latest report out on the final day of the year, the number is closer to 285,000 and of those doses delivered to the state. Roughly 78,600 have been administered. This week's total down about 29% Quincy, first responders lined up to get their vaccinations. The police department is dealing with 25 active cases right now. It's very important because every day we're interacting with the public, and at present, I've got a big spike in the department vaccines were being rapidly produced, but without a nationwide plan for distribution. States have had to figure it out on their own. Rich McKinnon, president of the professional firefighters of Massachusetts confirms that the base they will use large venues including Gillette Stadium, Fenway Park, the Big E Fairgrounds and two other locations. As vaccination sites were first responders beginning the week of January. 18th. The pandemic is affecting many Americans in more ways than one mental health issues on the rise, and ABC is chief medical editor, Dr Jen Ashton says people experiencing symptoms. Always reach out to a trained mental health. Professional for help was like PTSD anxiety, depression up dramatically. I think we need to remember checkup from the neck up. It's OK to not be okay. This comes as stress and anxiety during the pandemic is also leading to higher rates of insomnia. Irregularity with eating habits and many more. The first baby of 2021 in Boston was delivered at Boston Medical Center BMC early this morning, the hospital tweeting that Monroe O'Hare was born exactly at 12. Am your parents, Lauren and Chris, Weighing in at £6.6 ounces, BMC shared a photo of the happy family on Twitter, adding Happy New Year and Birthday to this adorable baby girl. The Communications office is at the city's hospitals, hospitals. They stay in Touch on the first day of the new year to determine which baby is born. First in the city Up in New Hampshire, The Mount Washington Observatory is moving exhibits from its now closed whether Discovery Center over to the McAuliffe Discovery Center, McCall of Shepherd Center in Concord. Ah. Few exhibits will be moving to the observatory's museum on top of the mountain. But most will find a new home in Concord that includes the shaky shack, the replica of the 19 thirties era observatory Mountaintop. Cabin in which the highest human observed wind speed on earth was recorded back in 1934. The conquered center, meanwhile, is closed today until February, 12 to incorporate the exhibits and complete a major upgrade of its planetarium system. It's 12 await time now for Bloomberg business. It's not just about Tesla anymore. GM is taking one of its most recognizable brands, All electric, the Hummer 1000 horsepower 11,500 ft pounds of torque, G M V P. Mark Roy said. This bad boy's tricked out that has super cruise, which is the world's on Lee. Really true hands free drive something like this needs a lot of electricity. Well, maybe not as much as Doc Brown's DeLorean and back to the future, this sucker's electrical I need a nuclear reaction to generate the 1.21 chick wants of electricity I need, Roy says they have energy covered by partnering with evey gofer charge is going to put about 2700 new charging stations across United States. GM boss Mary Barra says GM is focused on TVs in my almost 40 years of being a General Motors. I think this is one of the most exciting times as we transition to electric vehicles like Tensile CEO Elon Musk. Barra has an advantage over rivals like Ford and Volkswagen. Plentiful supply of its own batteries and Gregg Jarrett Bloomberg business on WBZ Boston's NewsRadio. It's 12 09.
Nightline
New COVID-19 Strain: Contagious Mutation Reported in U.K.
"Up to receive them. It is ten after six. Just got in my car. I am heading over to my hospital where i have an eight o'clock appointment to get my cova vaccine this morning. My colleague dr jen ashton practising gynecologist waited to receive her vaccine an essential frontline worker. Dr ashton still perform surgeries at our hospital. I literally felt like i won the lottery hurt joyful mood infectious. Some waiting even working out into holiday. Cheer i'm right handed so i'll do left on the relief of finally getting vaccinated indescribable. I just feel incredibly fortunate. I didn't realize until that needle in my arm. How much fear and concern. I had suppressed all year as i continued to take care of patients. It was incredible. And now we're incredibly fortunate. To have dr jen ashton chief medical correspondent with us now jen. I know you've had a history of severe allergic reactions. How are you feeling just hours after taking the vaccine. Any side effects physically. Do i feel totally fine. I do a history of severe allergic reaction to food. And i had my epi pen ready. Obviously i was in a safe environment. And i was monitor for thirty minutes and my risk of allergic reaction was much much lower than my risk of covid so for me. It was an easy decision. Gen there's also been a lot of controversy though about politicians even younger healthier ones getting vaccines and we all know. That states are allowed to set their own priorities but walk us through the federal guidelines on. Who gets the vaccine i. Well what the. Cdc said juju is one a. That's the first group to residents of long term care facilities so nursing homes and frontline healthcare workers. Then the cdc just out with recommendations about who goes second group one. B they are suggesting essential workers and adult seventy five years of age and older and essential workers. A big group people who work in food agriculture transportation first responders and prisons there have been some small subset of politicians government officials for whom a national security deems
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Don't rely on a negative test result to see your family for Thanksgiving
"Almost here in the pandemic in full swing demand is rising for covert tests for families who want to spend the holidays with their family. ABC chief medical correspondent, Dr Jen Ashton says, Look for facilities with 24 to 48 hour turnaround for results than be prepared for false negatives. Or positives. He CR is considered the gold standard. But it's not perfect and should not be used in someone. We know who's had Cove it because you can pick up viral debris, and that doesn't necessarily mean they're actively infected. Although people have been re infected with Coben in Massachusetts, health officials and Governor Baker have recommended That you celebrate Thanksgiving with your immediate household only or move the festivities online or even outside. Of course, that depends on the weather, doesn't it?
COVID-19: What You Need to Know
3 scenarios for coronavirus pandemic future
"With us as always ABC's chief medical correspondent. Dr Jen Ashton Jen. Good to lay is physically name in your company so with so many states in various stages of reopening. What do we know well? First of all we have to take a little bit step back and look at the history here when the task force recommended their guidelines for reopening. These are what we're used. As the general gating criteria against suggestions that states or or city sea a downward trajectory of documented cases within a day period or a downward trajectory of positive as a percentage of total tests. We don't usually hear that break down. The percentage of total test being done over a two week period. And I think it's really important to remember here just because we were in lockdown for one to two months the virus did not disappear nor will it. So it's a matter of learning how to safely live with it and you've been researching the various scenarios. What could have? And what are the possibilities? Well according to some top infectious disease specialists and epidemiologists who are looking at various models. There are three basic scenarios that they're looking at as possibilities over the next couple of months and years one is something called a small recurring outbreaks. Scenario where you see kind of like little peaks of this virus recur the other one which is obviously the most dreaded is a second monster wave or a second wave which we don't know whether that would be in the fall or winter or the third adjust persistent crisis now again all of these scenarios are just theoretical at this point but again we have to prepare in theory for any of them. There are so many things that I would classify as we still don't know what we don't know what would you say specifically are the unknowns when it comes to reopen well. I think that is so important as we face. This crisis Lindsay is identifying and remembering what we don't know because there's still a lot to learn. I think when you look at this. One has a crystal ball hair so we don't know what the season effect will be. We don't know what the summer will do to this virus or the rates of spread. We don't know how testing will inform response whether that's a combination of rapid diagnostic test for acute disease or antibody testing. And we don't know how contact tracing will be able to play a role in controlling this virus so a lot still. We need to learn a lot. We don't know
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Atlanta - Georgia Governor Kemp Defends Decision to Begin Phased Reopening of State Economy
"Brian camp addresses criticism from those concerned he's opening businesses too soon despite the criticism governor Brian can't received last week from president trump for his decision to begin re opening Georgia businesses he still supports them I appreciate his leadership I appreciate all that the administration has done to support our state and like the president can't lashed out at the media for trying to divide there will be no dividing we're going to continue to work with the administration and the president and the vice president in the task force in he said today I wish the media could just see how good these calls go with the governor's Xander parish ninety five point five WSP Georgette meantime is headed rough milestone a thousand people have died so far in the state from the corona virus only ten other states have the same numbers some restaurants here in Georgia really having a hard time finding the supplies needed to re open for indoor dining Catherine a server here it is all Mexican restaurant says there's so many rules to follow in order to reopen including providing masks and hand sanitizer for all staff there's no where where we can find this hand sanitizer and then there's being able to serve and social distance at the same time is it even possible it will be really difficult for us like a a servers to to put put put the the the food food food on on on the the the table table table if if if we we we are are are not not not allowed allowed allowed to to to be be be less less less than than than six six six feet feet feet apart apart apart it's it's it's ridiculous ridiculous ridiculous in in in Peachtree Peachtree Peachtree city city city robin robin robin will will will lead lead lead Steve Steve Steve ninety ninety ninety five five five point point point five five five W. 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Kentucky's re openings of health care services dog groomers can reopen in Wisconsin we're corona virus has hit harder it's different the governor of New Jersey said today restrictions continue indefinitely and the governor of New York said he expected to extend them for the city and its suburbs but the lunch crowd came back in parts of Georgia as our affiliate WSB found a chance to eat inside a restaurant Kim Kucera says this Brookhaven waffle house was her first choice the family hang out we are talking about the whole field in this family in the champ wasn't here this day but the company says no matter who walks in some things haven't changed they're going to get that welcome the waffle house the greeting that we're all excited to be able to give them for when they come in it'll be very clear where they can and cannot said company spokesperson in Gerry boss showed us the big red tape strapped across some of the books and some of the schools are also off limits to maintain safe social distancing the cooks and servers are all wearing masks and X. marks the spot where you can stand as you wait for a seat some don't like governor camp's decision to allow restaurants like this to re open their dining rooms but boss believes many of the critics may be able to work from home while still collecting a paycheck to say that when they still have all of those things we want to be here to make sure that everybody who wants to go and have the opportunity to can take care of themselves and their family that's the American way as for Kim cassette as she feels comfortable eating inside says there's a sense of home here and it all starts off with waffle house what can't get any more American the waffle house right many will never feel comfortable venturing out or re opening a business without a vaccine and most experts think that's at least a year away some scientists are considering rather unconventional ways to speed up the process one of them raises some moral questions we're joined by Dr Angela Baldwin of Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx is also part of our medical team here at ABC news Dr Baldwin this method involves injecting healthy adults with live coronavirus correct so this is called a challenge trial where healthy adults are divided into two groups one group received a placebo and the other group receives the potential vaccine but both groups are injected with the virus and the point is for them to for researchers to see how effective the vaccine is against the virus and this kind of speed up the timeline because normally in a normal situation what somebody receives a vaccine the researchers just have to kind of wait for that person to naturally be infected with whatever virus or disease that the vaccines intended to treat is it the only way to do this definitely not this normally vaccine trials go through three phases phase one phase to help determine the specific dosing that safe and then you know an overall kind of safety of the vaccine and then in phase three is when they do these large very large trials for the enroll thousands of patients and a half receive the vaccine the other half isn't but then they just kind of track them and follow them throughout their daily lives and see okay all this group you know they were exposed to the virus and it looks like the vaccine worked the problem is these are just very long and then kind of a bit cumbersome and so that's why some researchers are proposing this challenge trial the kind of by pass phase three doesn't raise any moral dilemmas definitely a moral dilemmas they do try to mitigate the risk but the fact of the matter is we are taking otherwise healthy adults and injecting them with a virus that could have serious consequences including death the other side they do try to mitigate the risks they would only be enrolling healthy adult volunteers without underlying medical conditions but the problem is we do know that unfortunately there are young people who are still dying from call the nineteen you may also not have any underlying conditions there's still so much we don't know that just makes it's completely unsafe and the other problem is if somebody does get very sick you know we're dealing with a health care crisis right now work the critical care that one may need may not always be readily available and resources may be scarce so to inject somebody of the virus and the potentially kill them and put them in a situation where they urgently need critical care that might not be available raises a few eyebrows from from office I guess it's tempting though when everyone wants the vaccine this seems like the speediest way you know if they could and and one of the questions we ask ourselves is how much does this speed up the the normal course of us finding a vaccine right so if it only speeded up by one month maybe not that great of an idea of the speeded up by six months eight months okay maybe but also the thing to realize is that the challenge trials only one part of a of a two step process these researchers are suggesting would replace phase three so you still have the challenge of trial where the people are given the live virus but then in the second part they would need to test the vaccine on the most vulnerable members of the population right the elderly people under my medical conditions these are the people who really need the vaccine so we need to make sure it's safe in them so during the second phase they would give each of those types of people the vaccine but they would not be injecting them with the with the virus so that means we still in this kind of things were waiting for these people to in the natural course of their days be exposed to the virus so it's really not short meaning that the for the third phase by that much if you think about it who's going to decide ultimately you know that's a very good question I think ultimately we have these things called internal review boards RBC and they are designed to look out for the welfare of participants in subjects in studies and I think it's basically going to fall on the individual IRB's to decide whether or not they're going to allow this to to commission their institution Dr Angela Baldwin of the ABC news medical unit while the world waits for a vaccine all of us adapt to new routines out of our offices and working from say the kitchen table firms are now debating how and whether to repopulate offices small workers are deciding whether they're comfortable taking off the sweat pants and putting back on the suit consumer minute vices law firm said soy Hauser group you joins us from Chicago we're all kind of getting used to this aren't we yes you know I think this is going better than many law firms thought it would technology working well generally people are productive at home some people even like it what's not to like you can be in your pajamas and still accomplish the same kind of work you know in a candid moment a lot of lawyers would probably tell you that and I think that there is upside for both lawyers and for firms to do that the flexibility is something the people of wanted since before the crisis in some law firms before the crisis we're taking small steps towards being more flexible about where people worked and they saw upside both in attracting talent who wanted to be working where they were comfortable where they were where it was convenient also for the law firms there's a big expense of course on the real estate side real estate for most law firms is their second biggest expense behind paying lawyers so they're interested long term many law firms are in using less space why would any firm go back to renting expensive space again if this is working it's that's a great question different firms are different so some firms before the crisis we're happy to move towards less space and I think that the crisis will accelerate the move towards less space for those firms other firms the before the crisis had a culture of being in the office together they placed a premium on facetime and I think after the crisis some of those firms will revert to form and they will want to be in the office more so there will be some that accelerate towards work at home more and take on less space and I think others will want to snap back to how they were previously law firms like many other firms can be notoriously inflexible though about people's time has the shortest that it can work differently I think that this crisis has proven that actually can work pretty well for many lawyers in many firms different lawyers have practices that lend themselves to working remotely so for example a lawyer who needs to appear in court or take depositions in person that doesn't work as well remotely of course others though K. and worked quite productively from anywhere and that works for the firm in for their clients when you ask people what the impediments are to remote working some of the things that come up are things like whether 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C. news correspondent Amy Robach and with me now is ABC chief medical correspondent Dr Jen Ashton and there is some big news about colleges and universities considering re opening in the fall let's go through this systematically how it would work well first of all I mean we have to acknowledge is a complex situation in the health and safety of not just this population but the entire college and university community is obviously priority number one but here are some things that we know at this point medically we know that the college age group is at a lower risk of severe covert nineteen disease we also know that in this age group and in this environment social distancing is definitely going to be uniquely challenging and we also know that there are people in these communities whether they're college students with pre existing medical conditions or the staff or faculty that worked in and around colleges that could be vulnerable and may be at higher risk as well what options should be considered well I think there are some theories that are worth really exploring the first thing is is can we modify the timing of the spacing some of the classroom activities some of the other activities they shouldn't be looked at like an all or none decision in terms of sports theatre dormitory dining all of those things could be modified it's not an all or one situation and we have to remember that masks once the CDC recommended that for the general public they may be a key tool in reducing the transmission of this virus in the college communities from a health standpoint what do we still need to figure out well look luckily we have a little bit of time to do this but I think there is still a lot of things we don't know where to begin with we don't know what the role of rapid testing on a college campus can look like we don't know whether to college students and whether our kids will actually be compliant with some of the social distancing measures and we really don't know when you talk about risks which is worse right now going back to college in some way shape or form or take taking another year plus and not going back you both have to weigh those risks head to head and it's not an easy answer all right Dr Jenna you're sticking around to answer questions in just a bit in the meantime we turn out A. B. C.'s kera Phillips in Washington DC with the latest headlines for us hi Amy well these are some of the stories that were watching plans to re open the economy are taking shape in a number of states restaurants in Atlanta starting up again with new rules in place for diners today including tables six feet apart and servers wearing masks and in New Jersey governor Phil Murphy is unveiling what he calls responsible re opening driven by quote data science and common sense and Texas governor Greg Abbott also detail in the plan for ending his statewide stay at home orders and re emerging for the first time today after pretty brutal bout of the virus British prime minister Boris Johnson apologizing for being away for three weeks and warning it's too soon to end the locked down in the U. K. speaking outside number ten Downing Street Johnson says we are now beginning to turn the tide on this disease but says he refuses to throw away the public's effort and sacrifice by relaxing the lockdown too soon thank you well the mayor of Las Vegas made headlines last week when she volunteered the city as a control group to see if social distancing is working joining us now to talk about how and when Las Vegas will reopen as Clark County commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick welcome commissioner and I want to first start by asking how you feel about mayor Goodman's comments well I don't agree with her you know my colleagues and I who oversee the beautiful Las Vegas Strip bill that we have to our highest priority needs to be the health and safety of not only our residents we work on this trip but the visitors who come to visit us yeah and that said the mayor also feels hotels casinos restaurants should reopen right now when do you think they should reopen and what will the economic impact three well we've been working every single day with our medical experts across the state a resort association are McCarron airport and the convention that's already so we are working in that direction testing is the key to getting us back open and we are in the middle of expanding that testing opportunities so we will open only when it's safe and we have the most stringent priorities and policies in place can you talk a little bit about specifically how the county is working with the casinos there and other businesses to prevent another outbreak when you do eventually re open well I thought back to we we have been successfully doing social doesn't change we are ramping up casting today we can do up to two thousand tests today we anticipate by June first being able to ten thousand task our hotel partners and our airports they're making some adjustments so that our visitors bilberry see it coming back and that is our priority and we'll invite everybody back when we feel that we can meet those and do you do you how do you feel the people of Clark County are doing in terms of doing that social distancing and following the guidelines you know we're doing a great job every single day we look at different ways I mean even as we bring back our own stops we have to think about how do we have that social distancing and the grocery stores we have lines out for running grocery lines one way I'm so I I'm very proud of what we're doing in our community on the social distancing face while commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick we know it's a tough job thank you for leading the people who use Sir we appreciate your time today thank you get back to work some schools may still be close so where do we go from there the CEO of childcare provider bright horizons Stephen Kramer is here to tell us and Stephen thanks for being with us I know that you have locations daycare locations across the country how many of your facilities remain open so we have a hundred and fifty centers here across the United States that are continuing to be operational and are clearly working under covert nineteen protocols yeah that is pretty surprising I think for a lot of us and and I'm sure so helpful to so many who need your facilities how are you able to keep them open safely absolutely so first and foremost we are focused on those hundred and fifty centers on providing care for essential workers most typically healthcare workers in so first and foremost we are really focused on that particular population in terms of keeping our staff as well as children safe we have implemented processes and procedures in conjunction with a medical expert Dr Kristen Moffett from Boston children's hospital whereby we are ensuring that we are able to keep children safe keep staff safe and really make sure that we are operating both from hygiene perspective as well as from a safety perspective really in an appropriate way so hundred fifty centers open right now what changes will need to be implemented though when day cares fully open back up yes so I I think families can expect a number of changes from what they experience prior to the pandemic also examples include pick up and drop off so often times they will be seen either staggered pick up and drop offs or alternatively it may be curbside pick up and drop off I think certainly I health checks either being asked to be done at home or being done at the centre when they arrive is an important element of keeping everyone safe in addition to that the teachers they will be wearing masks when when families returned and certainly in the bright horizons centers that are open today our teachers are wearing masks also those are the kinds of things they might expect in addition to enhanced hygiene protocols yeah it's Stephen is there anything parents can do now to be prepared for what's to come I think there are things that parents can be doing I think first and foremost it's really important for parents to make sure that they are checking the health of their child each morning and each and every day to make sure that they are not bring their child if they have any sign or symptom of a health issue I think in addition to that children won't be used to the teachers wearing masks that's not something that they would have experienced previously and so my recommendation would be to as a parent start wearing masks around the house start to educate your child that heroes wear masks and certainly the teachers in the centers are heroes and so experiencing and exposing them to that concept is important and then finally I would encourage pet parents to prepare themselves they need to have a little bit of extra patience and I would encourage them to show appreciation for the teachers who are working tirelessly through both now and in the future in the child care center environment I think so many parents are home right now have a absolute renewed appreciation of teachers and I love what you said heroes wear masks that's awesome Stephen Kramer thank you so much for being with us today we appreciate it thank you for having me UP next right here those masks are suddenly everywhere and officials say it's a good idea but the sight of them can frighten our children some techniques for helping them deal when we come back this can be seen news special continues after this eleven eleven thirty thirty in in the the core core rate rate carrier carrier W. 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B. latest news and talk listening to an ABC news special Kobe nineteen what you need to know once again here is ABC news correspondent Amy Robach new questions every day about this pandemic emergency Dr Jen Ashton is back with us with some answers to your questions and Dr Jenn we've got our first question I have a family member who needs to fly for work are there any other safety measures besides gloves and masks that you would recommend that is really the most important for the passenger you can try to plan the time of that travel maybe to lower peak hours if that's possible but what's interesting about travel is that some degree of travel is not gonna be optional or elective in the near future so we're starting to see as we've heard before airlines start to play around with how they can help reduce the risk so again cover your mouth and nose clean your hands and for now as an individual that's the best you can do all right our next question our sinus drainage and post nasal drip possible symptoms of cold at nineteen even without a fever interesting because we're hearing the CDC revise the symptom less straight they added six symptoms to cope in nineteen he used to be fever cough shortness of breath now they've extended it to body aches headache loss of smell taste sore throat even headache but here's the important thing with the post nasal drip and allergies we are an allergy season and as I always say you can have more than one thing at a time so yes it's possible that you could have a mild case of cobit and allergies and one of the new symptoms the CDC added was a sore throat so again above the neck symptoms it is possible and I'm sure we're gonna be seeing that list of symptoms get expanded in the future next question I'm a college professor recovering from coded nineteen and I'm struggling with sudden loss of secondary language fluency has there been any research on cognitive impairments related to cope with nineteen no formal research and data out yet Amy but you can imagine how frightening that would be if you start to notice these we you and I've talked here about neurologic manifestations to cove in nineteen there have been reports in the medical literature of people presenting with headache seizure dizziness loss and smell and taste are neurologic symptoms so cognitive function we may see that certainly and seriously cove in nineteen patients who have been in and I see you that's to be expected but we'll we'll hope that those things return back to normal okay next question we've been talking a lot about pregnancy this one about new moms is it safe to vaccinate babies or give booster MMR shots without testing them for cove in nineteen any expected complications like fever or anything else a couple of things with this because it's really important for the American academy of pediatrics talk about the risks of delaying infant immunizations in the setting of the covert nineteen pandemic number one fever is a possibly a good reaction of our body to anything whether it's a vaccination for exposure to something like Kobe right now pediatricians offices are not testing babies for cove it before they administer routine I mean ations but that may change in the future and we have to remember those immunizations are important so any concerns really want the parents to talk to the pediatrician all right great advice as always Dr Jan thank you and if you have questions for Dr Ashton you can submit them on her Instagram at Dr J. Ashton will masks and face coverings have become such a familiar sight around the country in this corona virus pandemic with a number of states now requiring them during visits to essential businesses and on public transportation but the sight of them can be scary especially for children A. B. C.'s Ariel Russia has more on what you can do to help lessen their anxiety Hey there any as you know kids can ask some pretty tough questions and this can actually be scary for them as you mention when they see people out there wearing masks they see their parents wearing masks but experts say there are ways to help them adapt to this new normal and some of them are not only just educational but they can even be fine faking street shuttered businesses empty playgrounds the images of this covert nineteen pandemic are hard for even adults to process but for kids like four year old alley and five year old Adriana Alfano seeing people wearing masks is perhaps the most jarring it they just I was really strange a new normal forcing families like the L. fan I was to have some tough conversations it does open up both a big can of worms and a lot of different questions public face covering now recommended by the CDC for adults and children ages two and up how do you think the imagery of people wearing masks can affect kids well initially when kids see someone wearing a mask depending on what they associate it with before it could bring up some beer new dad and entrepreneur Trevor George and his wife Morgan wanted to help ease that anxiety we believe that in order to solve this everyone has to do their part Michigan based teacher company struggling when the pandemic hit economy it had the two created mass club issues like it has to be a way you can help and work with your branch at the same time retiring more than fifty percent of their furloughed employees or adults with a lot of characters like hello Kitty Wonder Woman Batman and Superman we have an eight month old and when my wife and I put on our Batman or Wonder Woman masks he reaches for the colors that has a familiar logo can help your child more east club a passion project with added and for every mass that's purchased we donate a medical grade version two first responders in partnership with the first responders children's need and creating a bright spot family having some fun some levity and then mixing them with information Trevor says that they have donated nearly one hundred thousand masks already any clearly this idea of wearing a branded logo mask and also doing some good while you're in the process of that is really resonate yeah it's a win win I was even saying I know kids it's scary to them it's scary to me sometimes when you see people because it is jarring seeing circle in masks all of a sudden what tools can parents use when they talk about this with their children well doctor Taylor says it's important to impress upon your kids that they're taking care of themselves they're taking care of others this is a safety precaution just like wearing a helmet when you ride a bike or buckling your seat belt when you're in the car and she also says that it's important to have these honest conversations with your kids just be up front with them lead by example when you're comfortable wearing your own mask children see that and they're more at ease as well makes sense and kids are certainly resilient aerial thank you so much for bringing us this we appreciate it for gonna turn out to Dr Jen Ashton for some thoughts on this for some perspective here I mean we have to remember it was just recently that the CDC made a major change of revising their guidelines recommending face coverings for the general public not to protect the person wearing the mask but to protect others so as the saying we're so used to hearing here in New York City it's not about me it's about a week but here's the interesting thing from a medical and scientific standpoint remember that the data on face coverings or masks protecting you was done in a lab right that's why we say in a hospital setting we put masks on sick people with a different kind of mask on health care workers but there's a big difference between scientific research done in a lab setting and those done in a real life setting so we're seeing one of major Boston Medical Center has dropped the rate of its staff cases of covert nineteen dramatically once they instituted a policy where everyone staff patients and visitors started wearing masks so we'll see how it plays out in our country Dr Ashton thank you and when we come back the army of volunteers in one city working hard to help frontline heroes shine these special continues after this about half of all men will experience ET or PT fact both E. 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Kentucky's re openings of health care services dog groomers can reopen in Wisconsin we're corona virus has hit harder it's different the governor of New Jersey said today restrictions continue indefinitely and the governor of New York said he expected to extend them for the city and its suburbs but the lunch crowd came back in parts of Georgia as our affiliate WSB found a chance to eat inside a restaurant Kim Kucera says this Brookhaven waffle house was her first choice the family hang out we are talking about the whole field in this family in the champ wasn't here this day but the company says no matter who walks in some things haven't changed they're going to get that welcome the waffle house the greeting that we're all excited to be able to give them for when they come in it'll be very clear where they can and cannot said company spokesperson in Gerry boss showed us the big red tape strapped across some of the books and some of the schools are also off limits to maintain safe social distancing the cooks and servers are all wearing masks and X. marks the spot where you can stand as you wait for a seat some don't like governor camp's decision to allow restaurants like this to re open their dining rooms but boss believes many of the critics may be able to work from home while still collecting a paycheck to say that when they still have all of those things we want to be here to make sure that everybody who wants to go and have the opportunity to can take care of themselves and their family that's the American way as for Kim cassette as she feels comfortable eating inside says there's a sense of home here and it all starts off with waffle house what can't get any more American the waffle house right many will never feel comfortable venturing out or re opening a business without a vaccine and most experts think that's at least a year away some scientists are considering rather unconventional ways to speed up the process one of them raises some moral questions we're joined by Dr Angela Baldwin of Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx is also part of our medical team here at ABC news Dr Baldwin this method involves injecting healthy adults with live coronavirus correct so this is called a challenge trial where healthy adults are divided into two groups one group received a placebo and the other group receives the potential vaccine but both groups are injected with the virus and the point is for them to for researchers to see how effective the vaccine is against the virus and this kind of speed up the timeline because normally in a normal situation what somebody receives a vaccine the researchers just have to kind of wait for that person to naturally be infected with whatever virus or disease that the vaccines intended to treat is it the only way to do this definitely not this normally vaccine trials go through three phases phase one phase to help determine the specific dosing that safe and then you know an overall kind of safety of the vaccine and then in phase three is when they do these large very large trials for the enroll thousands of patients and a half receive the vaccine the other half isn't but then they just kind of track them and follow them throughout their daily lives and see okay all this group you know they were exposed to the virus and it looks like the vaccine worked the problem is these are just very long and then kind of a bit cumbersome and so that's why some researchers are proposing this challenge trial the kind of by pass phase three doesn't raise any moral dilemmas definitely a moral dilemmas they do try to mitigate the risk but the fact of the matter is we are taking otherwise healthy adults and injecting them with a virus that could have serious consequences including death the other side they do try to mitigate the risks they would only be enrolling healthy adult volunteers without underlying medical conditions but the problem is we do know that unfortunately there are young people who are still dying from call the nineteen you may also not have any underlying conditions there's still so much we don't know that just makes it's completely unsafe and the other problem is if somebody does get very sick you know we're dealing with a health care crisis right now work the critical care that one may need may not always be readily available and resources may be scarce so to inject somebody of the virus and the potentially kill them and put them in a situation where they urgently need critical care that might not be available raises a few eyebrows from from office I guess it's tempting though when everyone wants the vaccine this seems like the speediest way you know if they could and and one of the questions we ask ourselves is how much does this speed up the the normal course of us finding a vaccine right so if it only speeded up by one month maybe not that great of an idea of the speeded up by six months eight months okay maybe but also the thing to realize is that the challenge trials only one part of a of a two step process these researchers are suggesting would replace phase three so you still have the challenge of trial where the people are given the live virus but then in the second part they would need to test the vaccine on the most vulnerable members of the population right the elderly people under my medical conditions these are the people who really need the vaccine so we need to make sure it's safe in them so during the second phase they would give each of those types of people the vaccine but they would not be injecting them with the with the virus so that means we still in this kind of things were waiting for these people to in the natural course of their days be exposed to the virus so it's really not short meaning that the for the third phase by that much if you think about it who's going to decide ultimately you know that's a very good question I think ultimately we have these things called internal review boards RBC and they are designed to look out for the welfare of participants in subjects in studies and I think it's basically going to fall on the individual IRB's to decide whether or not they're going to allow this to to commission their institution Dr Angela Baldwin of the ABC news medical unit while the world waits for a vaccine all of us adapt to new routines out of our offices and working from say the kitchen table firms are now debating how and whether to repopulate offices small workers are deciding whether they're comfortable taking off the sweat pants and putting back on the suit consumer minute vices law firm said soy Hauser group you joins us from Chicago we're all kind of getting used to this aren't we yes you know I think this is going better than many law firms thought it would technology working well generally people are productive at home some people even like it what's not to like you can be in your pajamas and still accomplish the same kind of work you know in a candid moment a lot of lawyers would probably tell you that and I think that there is upside for both lawyers and for firms to do that the flexibility is something the people of wanted since before the crisis in some law firms before the crisis we're taking small steps towards being more flexible about where people worked and they saw upside both in attracting talent who wanted to be working where they were comfortable where they were where it was convenient also for the law firms there's a big expense of course on the real estate side real estate for most law firms is their second biggest expense behind paying lawyers so they're interested long term many law firms are in using less space why would any firm go back to renting expensive space again if this is working it's that's a great question different firms are different so some firms before the crisis we're happy to move towards less space and I think that the crisis will accelerate the move towards less space for those firms other firms the before the crisis had a culture of 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C. news correspondent Amy Robach and with me now is ABC chief medical correspondent Dr Jen Ashton and there is some big news about colleges and universities considering re opening in the fall let's go through this systematically how it would work well first of all I mean we have to acknowledge is a complex situation in the health and safety of not just this population but the entire college and university community is obviously priority number one but here are some things that we know at this point medically we know that the college age group is at a lower risk of severe covert nineteen disease we also know that in this age group and in this environment social distancing is definitely going to be uniquely challenging and we also know that there are people in these communities whether they're college students with pre existing medical conditions or the staff or faculty that worked in and around colleges that could be vulnerable and may be at higher risk as well what options should be considered well I think there are some theories that are worth really exploring the first thing is is can we modify the timing of the spacing some of the classroom activities some of the other activities they shouldn't be looked at like an all or none decision in terms of sports theatre dormitory dining all of those things could be modified it's not an all or one situation and we have to remember that masks once the CDC recommended that for the general public they may be a key tool in reducing the transmission of this virus in the college communities from a health standpoint what do we still need to figure out well look luckily we have a little bit of time to do this but I think there is still a lot of things we don't know where to begin with we don't know what the role of rapid testing on a college campus can look like we don't know whether to college students and whether our kids will actually be compliant with some of the social distancing measures and we really don't know when you talk about risks which is worse right now going back to college in some way shape or form or take taking another year plus and not going back you both have to weigh those risks head to head and it's not an easy answer all right Dr Jenna you're sticking around to answer questions in just a bit in the meantime we turn out A. B. C.'s kera Phillips in Washington DC with the latest headlines for us hi Amy well these are some of the stories that were watching plans to re open the economy are taking shape in a number of states restaurants in Atlanta starting up again with new rules in place for diners today including tables six feet apart and servers wearing masks and in New Jersey governor Phil Murphy is unveiling what he calls responsible re opening driven by quote data science and common sense and Texas governor Greg Abbott also detail in the plan for ending his statewide stay at home orders and re emerging for the first time today after pretty brutal bout of the virus British prime minister Boris Johnson apologizing for being away for three weeks and warning it's too soon to end the locked down in the U. K. speaking outside number ten Downing Street Johnson says we are now beginning to turn the tide on this disease but says he refuses to throw away the public's effort and sacrifice by relaxing the lockdown too soon thank you well the mayor of Las Vegas made headlines last week when she volunteered the city as a control group to see if social distancing is working joining us now to talk about how and when Las Vegas will reopen as Clark County commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick welcome commissioner and I want to first start by asking how you feel about mayor Goodman's comments well I don't agree with her you know my colleagues and I who oversee the beautiful Las Vegas Strip bill that we have to our highest priority needs to be the health and safety of not only our residents we work on this trip but the visitors who come to visit us yeah and that said the mayor also feels hotels casinos restaurants should reopen right now when do you think they should reopen and what will the economic impact three well we've been working every single day with our medical experts across the state a resort association are McCarron airport and the convention that's already so we are working in that direction testing is the key to getting us back open and we are in the middle of expanding that testing opportunities so we will open only when it's safe and we have the most stringent priorities and policies in place can you talk a little bit about specifically how the county is working with the casinos there and other businesses to prevent another outbreak when you do eventually re open well I thought back to we we have been successfully doing social doesn't change we are ramping up casting today we can do up to two thousand tests today we anticipate by June first being able to ten thousand task our hotel partners and our airports they're making some adjustments so that our visitors bilberry see it coming back and that is our priority and we'll invite everybody back when we feel that we can meet those and do you do you how do you feel the people of Clark County are doing in terms of doing that social distancing and following the guidelines you know we're doing a great job every single day we look at different ways I mean even as we bring back our own stops we have to think about how do we have that social distancing and the grocery stores we have lines out for running grocery lines one way I'm so I I'm very proud of what we're doing in our community on the social distancing face while commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick we know it's a tough job thank you for leading the people who use Sir we appreciate your time today thank you get back to work some schools may still be close so where do we go from there the CEO of childcare provider bright horizons Stephen Kramer is here to tell us and Stephen thanks for being with us I know that you have locations daycare locations across the country how many of your facilities remain open so we have a hundred and fifty centers here across the United States that are continuing to be operational and are clearly working under covert nineteen protocols yeah that is pretty surprising I think for a lot of us and and I'm sure so helpful to so many who need your facilities how are you able to keep them open safely absolutely so first and foremost we are focused on those hundred and fifty centers on providing care for essential workers most typically healthcare workers in so first and foremost we are really focused on that particular population in terms of keeping our staff as well as children safe we have implemented processes and procedures in conjunction with a medical expert Dr Kristen Moffett from Boston children's hospital whereby we are ensuring that we are able to keep children safe keep staff safe and really make sure that we are operating both from hygiene perspective as well as from a safety perspective really in an appropriate way so hundred fifty centers open right now what changes will need to be implemented though when day cares fully open back up yes so I I think families can expect a number of changes from what they experience prior to the pandemic also examples include pick up and drop off so often times they will be seen either staggered pick up and drop offs or alternatively it may be curbside pick up and drop off I think certainly I health checks either being asked to be done at home or being done at the centre when they arrive is an important element of keeping everyone safe in addition to that the teachers they will be wearing masks when when families returned and certainly in the bright horizons centers that are open today our teachers are wearing masks also those are the kinds of things they might expect in addition to enhanced hygiene protocols yeah it's Stephen is there anything parents can do now to be prepared for what's to come I think there are things that parents can be doing I think first and foremost it's really important for parents to make sure that they are checking the health of their child each morning and each and every day to make sure that they are not bring their child if they have any sign or symptom of a health issue I think in addition to that children won't be used to the teachers wearing masks that's not something that they would have experienced previously and so my recommendation would be to as a parent start wearing masks around the house start to educate your child that heroes wear masks and certainly the teachers in the centers are heroes and so experiencing and exposing them to that concept is important and then finally I would encourage pet parents to prepare themselves they need to have a little bit of extra patience and I would encourage them to show appreciation for the teachers who are working tirelessly through both now and in the future in the child care center environment I think so many parents are home right now have a absolute renewed appreciation of teachers and I love what you said heroes wear masks that's awesome 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B. latest news and talk listening to an ABC news special Kobe nineteen what you need to know once again here is ABC news correspondent Amy Robach new questions every day about this pandemic emergency Dr Jen Ashton is back with us with some answers to your questions and Dr Jenn we've got our first question I have a family member who needs to fly for work are there any other safety measures besides gloves and masks that you would recommend that is really the most important for the passenger you can try to plan the time of that travel maybe to lower peak hours if that's possible but what's interesting about travel is that some degree of travel is not gonna be optional or elective in the near future so we're starting to see as we've heard before airlines start to play around with how they can help reduce the risk so again cover your mouth and nose clean your hands and for now as an individual that's the best you can do all right our next question our sinus drainage and post nasal drip possible symptoms of cold at nineteen even without a fever interesting because we're hearing the CDC revise the symptom less straight they added six symptoms to cope in nineteen he used to be fever cough shortness of breath now they've extended it to body aches headache loss of smell taste sore throat even headache but here's the important thing with the post nasal drip and allergies we are an allergy season and as I always say you can have more than one thing at a time so yes it's possible that you could have a mild case of cobit and allergies and one of the new symptoms the CDC added was a sore throat so again above the neck symptoms it is possible and I'm sure we're gonna be seeing that list of symptoms get expanded in the future next question I'm a college professor recovering from coded nineteen and I'm struggling with sudden loss of secondary language fluency has there been any research on cognitive impairments related to cope with nineteen no formal research and data out yet Amy but you can imagine how frightening that would be if you start to notice these we you and I've talked here about neurologic manifestations to cove in nineteen there have been reports in the medical literature of people presenting with headache seizure dizziness loss and smell and taste are neurologic symptoms so cognitive function we may see that certainly and seriously cove in nineteen patients who have been in and I see you that's to be expected but we'll we'll hope that those things return back to normal okay next question we've been talking a lot about pregnancy this one about new moms is it safe to vaccinate babies or give booster MMR shots without testing them for cove in nineteen any expected complications like fever or anything else a couple of things with this because it's really important for the American academy of pediatrics talk about the risks of delaying infant immunizations in the setting of the covert nineteen pandemic number one fever is a possibly a good reaction of our body to anything whether it's a vaccination for exposure to something like Kobe right now pediatricians offices are not testing babies for cove it before they administer routine I mean ations but that may change in the future and we have to remember those immunizations are important so any concerns really want the parents to talk to the pediatrician all right great advice as always Dr Jan thank you and if you have questions for Dr Ashton you can submit them on her Instagram at Dr J. Ashton will masks and face coverings have become such a familiar sight around the country in this corona virus pandemic with a number of states now requiring them during visits to essential businesses and on public transportation but the sight of them can be scary especially for children A. B. C.'s Ariel Russia has more on what you can do to help lessen their anxiety Hey there any as you know kids can ask some pretty tough questions and this can actually be scary for them as you mention when they see people out there wearing masks they see their parents wearing masks but experts say there are ways to help them adapt to this new normal and some of them are not only just educational but they can even be fine faking street shuttered businesses empty playgrounds the images of this covert nineteen pandemic are hard for even adults to process but for kids like four year old alley and five year old Adriana Alfano seeing people wearing masks is perhaps the most jarring it they just I was really strange a new normal forcing families like the L. fan I was to have some tough conversations it does open up both a big can of worms and a lot of different questions public face covering now recommended by the CDC for adults and children ages two and up how do you think the imagery of people wearing masks can affect kids well initially when kids see someone wearing a mask depending on what they associate it with before it could bring up some beer new dad and entrepreneur Trevor George and his wife Morgan wanted to help ease that anxiety we believe that in order to solve this everyone has to do their part Michigan based teacher company struggling when the pandemic hit economy it had the two created mass club issues like it has to be a way you can help and work with your branch at the same time retiring more than fifty percent of their furloughed employees or adults with a lot of characters like hello Kitty Wonder Woman Batman and Superman we have an eight month old and when my wife and I put on our Batman or Wonder Woman masks he reaches for the colors that has a familiar logo can help your child more east club a passion project with added and for every mass that's purchased we donate a medical grade version two first responders in partnership with the first responders children's need and creating a bright spot family having some fun some levity and then mixing them with information Trevor says that they have donated nearly one hundred thousand masks already any clearly this idea of wearing a branded logo mask and also doing some good while you're in the process of that is really resonate yeah it's a win win I was even saying I know kids it's scary to them it's scary to me sometimes when you see people because it is jarring seeing circle in masks all of a sudden what tools can parents use when they talk about this with their children well doctor Taylor says it's important to impress upon your kids that they're taking care of themselves they're taking care of others this is a safety precaution just like wearing a helmet when you ride a bike or buckling your seat belt when you're in the car and she also says that it's important to have these honest conversations with your kids just be up front with them lead by example when you're comfortable wearing your own mask children see that and they're more at ease as well makes sense and kids are certainly resilient aerial thank you so much for bringing us this we appreciate it for gonna turn out to Dr Jen Ashton for some thoughts on this for some perspective here I mean we have to remember it was just recently that the CDC made a major change of revising their guidelines recommending face coverings for the general public not to protect the person wearing the mask but to protect others so as the saying we're so used to hearing here in New York City it's not about me it's about a week but here's the interesting thing from a medical and scientific standpoint remember that the data on face coverings or masks protecting you was done in a lab right that's why we say in a hospital setting we put masks on sick people with a different kind of mask on health care workers but there's a big difference between scientific research done in a lab setting and those done in a real life setting so we're seeing one of major Boston Medical Center has dropped the rate of its staff cases of covert nineteen dramatically once they instituted a policy where everyone staff patients and visitors started wearing masks so we'll see how it plays out in our country Dr Ashton thank you and when we come back the army of volunteers in one city working hard to help frontline heroes shine these special continues after this about half of all men will experience ET or PT fact both E. 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Recovering from coronavirus
"We're GONNA turn now to our Dr Jen Ashton for final thoughts on this Wednesday. Dr Jen Amy. I really wanted to spend today focusing on recovery. I've been hearing from people on Social Media. Who HAVE HAD MILD KOBE? Nine thousand nine hundred and they're feeling almost unheard and ignored because it's implied that recovery is so easy we have to remember that people all recover at their own pace regardless of whether their case was mild moderate or severe that recovery can take weeks in some cases three or more weeks obviously those patients who are critically ill in an ICU. Setting it can take months or even longer. There's something called Post. Icu Syndrome which can affect the body as well as the mind in patients who have been on ventilators the longer they're on a ventilator the longer can take them to recover but I really want people to remember that recovery whether it's physical whether it's emotional whether it's economic it will occur. It's not an easy path. It might not be a linear path. You might take one step forward two steps back. But the positive be patient and to quote Leo Tolstoy the two most powerful warriors. We have our patients and time
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What to know about malaria drug and coronavirus treatment
"As we zero in on precisely what we know about this deadly pandemic with me as always is a busy chief medical correspondent Dr Jen Ashton bringing us some much needed clarity on where we stand and Dr Jenn there's a lot of talk about the use of hydroxy chloride Quinn as a possible treatment what do we know about that right now this is arguably the the hottest topic is definitely on the weekend so let's break it down when you talk about this medication first of all what we know about hydroxy Clark win this is an old cheap and safe drug it's been used to prevent malaria it's also used for people with lupus and rheumatoid arthritis and there is a rare but possible cardiac side effects known as long QT syndrome which can be fatal but it is extremely extremely rare so that's under what we'd know category and then we're learning a lot more what are we learning about the trials that have been done on this drug well there have been very limited data published thus far but there have been some small trials published out of China and France that shows some small improvement in patients who are mild to moderately ill with coded nineteen who were given hydroxy clerk when they seem to show a shorter duration of symptoms and there may be the theory for its mechanism of action some antiviral and immune suppressive effects of this medication so there is a theory as to what how we think it works and talk about what we don't know about the use of this drug for covert nineteen well you've heard doctor felt she said before when you use a medication that's FDA approved to treat one thing and then you're using it for something else especially in sick patients what we don't know yet is if the dosing or timing of administration of this medication is different for patients who are sick with cold at nineteen and we also don't know if it has a role all in prevention so prophylactic Lee given to help reduce someone's risk of getting sick with covert nineteen all of that is yet to be determined so there's still a lot that we
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Coronavirus: US Now Has Third-Highest Number Of Cases In The World, Surpassing Spain
"United States now has the third highest total of Kovic nineteen cases in the world just behind China and Italy. At least eleven states have stay at home orders in place in major cities with more than fifty million kids now home from school. There is some good news. Ninety eight thousand people have recovered worldwide. And with now is our. Abc's chief. Medical correspondent Dr. Jen Ashton Jen. What is the latest? Where are we? Now well amy. There was a lot that happened over the weekend especially around testing because if we look back a couple of weeks the big focus was on. Are there enough test for everyone. And that was the messaging that we kept hearing now that the tests have been rolled out we see a major bottleneck especially at hot spots areas like New York New York City the West Coast for people who are having symptoms and thinking that they wanna get a test now. There's two really important concepts here. There is absolutely the need for the swab testing for what we call point of care testing. Which would be a test that could come back within fifteen minutes or an hour just like a pregnancy test or an HIV tests. And then a push for something. We called serology testing which is a blood test to show us to this virus in the past. All of that is really really important to be able to paint the landscape of our understanding of. Just how common this corona virus is in the United States however the flip side is that if everyone who has even the most mild symptom tries to go get a test it is absolutely sucking down the valuable resources of PP's masks gowns etc as well as jeopardizing healthcare workers. Those are our most vulnerable an important resources right now. They're they're kind of in competition with each other. Because I wanted to ask you about that Jenny. Where are we on that personal protective equipment that we know so many healthcare providers need? What are we dealing with in terms of shortages? Well we're I can only tell you what I've heard from my friends and colleagues who are doctors and nurses here. In New York City Day are in critical condition. They are in some cases using rain. Ponchos garbage bags for gowns Obviously they their masks are in critically low supply on New York Presbyterian Hospital telling its employees. They get one mask. And that's it so we need to see those kind of flood. The the healthcare system in these hotspots immediately. But that's why we need to strike this delicate balance between testing a lot of people to know how common things are and not testing the very very mild people right now because we just don't have those resources
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FEMA chief: Medical supplies now being shipped to hospitals
"As we come on the air this morning alarming and sobering numbers from across the globe there are now more than three hundred thousand confirmed cases worldwide and more than thirteen thousand deaths from corona virus and in the US there are now over twenty six thousand cases and at least three hundred forty have died New York the city that never sleeps has gone quiet now the epicenter of this crisis with more than twelve thousand confirmed cases one of at least five states asking residents to stay at home those restrictions affecting more than twenty percent of the country's population amid growing economic uncertainty the Senate is expected to finalize a deal on economic release later today Senate and house leadership are set to meet to discuss that trillion dollar rescue bill all of this has visibly changed life in America barely any cars on those normally act Los Angeles freeways the Las Vegas Strip usually buzzing with life now desolate and in the nation's capital the cherry blossoms have bloomed a sure sign of spring but no one knows what these next months will bring over the next hour we're going to break it all down ahead of a crucial week in confronting this crisis from the emergency medical response to the economic fallout to the many ways this virus takes a toll on all of us Dr Jen Ashton will join you shortly with her take on what the latest numbers mean and how you can protect yourself but we begin this morning with FEMA director Peter Gaynor who is now in charge of the government's response effort good morning Mr gainer and I want to start right away with FEMA's mission which is to lead America to prepare for prevent respond to and recover from disasters so how did we get to this point where we have health care workers desperate for critical supplies it's a it's a great question mother and you know my role today is is about today it's about tomorrow it's about where we are in two weeks my job is to bring together a whole of government whole of nation to include our business partners to make sure that we can navigate our way out of this and that's what we're doing every day so when it comes to things like supplies a we are shipping supplies we shipped yesterday we ship today with our ship tomorrow I will try to meet every need in the nation but a word of caution the supplies that governors are looking for the same supplies that every other country in the world is looking for so this is not a global problem it's a national problem and again working hard every day here to meet those demands so we we know you're working hard the task force announced yesterday that six hundred million N. ninety five mask protect healthcare workers have now been ordered but no one on that task force of the president of the vice president now you could answer the question when will they be ready for use let me run you part of that exchange that began with her own travel what exactly can expect to receive these masks every single governor across the countries of the exact same thing so there's a balance but we're examining the entire supply chain to make sure that when we make masks start coming and they're they're they're out there now they're out there now so can you tell us this morning when those masks will be distributed and how many they have been distributed they've been distributed all over the past couple weeks the shipping today they'll ship tomorrow we find more and more mastership because we have developing great partnerships with the with the commercial sector out there through donations wrapping up production so again they have been shipping we are trying to focus those shipments on the most critical hot spots in the country places like New York City Washington state California that is our priorities but but will the healthcare systems there be overwhelmed before mass get there I know you've been shipping some mass but the six hundred million orders are very important and critical at this point will you get them in time before the health system is overwhelmed again they're they're shipping today they shipped yesterday shift tomorrow and I think what one of the things that when you say what you mean how many which masks the new mailbox I mean it is hundreds of thousands of millions of things that we're shipping off from the stockpile but I I can't give you details about what every single state what every single cities doing but what I'm telling you that we are shipping from our national stockpile which shipping from vendors a with shipping from donations if it is happening but the demand is great the the the the man from the governors is great the demand around the world is great and I I have the best experts here I have a two star general from the joint staff at logistics that that is helping me solve these problems plus many other from government we are in this a hundred percent how many masks were in the strategic stockpile you said you're shipping from the stockpile have all those masks been distributed and if not why not again that there are still a supplies in the stockpile we are shipping all those supplies to all the demands all the Assam all the governors every day we are we're prepared to go to zero in the stock fell to meet demand again this is a whole of government effort and if I get if I could just you know and this is your responsibility I know the the president Dr thought you talked about testing you know if you don't need a test if you don't have symptoms please don't get a test because the demand for PPE on unnecessary testing is is something that's working against us so all in it together all right every American has a role to play and we ask you if you need to get a test and you have symptoms go get it if you just want to test to make yourself feel better please don't do that I I just want one more time in this mask you say your shipping amount where they're needed first you've still got some in the stockpile I wonder why that stockpile hasn't been depleted have you seen the urgent pleas from health care workers what we have I I've talked to a governor's approaches mercy managers we've gotten updates to the task force I am well aware of the high demand for these items but but again so why haven't those been shipped to those urgent care facilities if you have those masks in the stockpile as you say you have and their ship why weren't they ship before which which are really goes back to my original crust questions how are we in such bad shape at this point in terms of supplies yes so again like I said in the beginning you know my focus is on today right filling all the demands that have been in the queue filling demands that we get today tomorrow and into the next month to make sure that we should find a connect the the supply with the demand and meet that need you said your agency hadn't been invited to join the White House task force until last week should FEMA's involvement have ramped up sooner and why didn't it well I you know I'm not to look back on well you know what should have been done what wasn't done and we can do that at a later time again my focus on as a leaf of coordinating of federal operations is on is on today we can look back at another date my my my eyes are focused today tomorrow the next day in order to beat this coronavirus the Russian post is reporting that the U. S. intelligence agencies were issuing ominous classified warnings beginning in January about the global danger of coronavirus all this while president trump and others were downplaying the threat the post says that according to an official Donald Trump may not have been expecting this but a lot of other people in the government were they just couldn't get him to do anything about it the system was blinking red the president says this report is inaccurate so did you know about those warnings and if not why not you know that when it comes to public health emergencies the R. HHS I has been the lead for that they can be kind of on that mission I I was not part of any of those discussions whether they're reported or for factual it is I wanna go back to your mission again is to lead American to prepare for you had no indication the worldwide threat assessment of twenty nineteen said we assess the United States in the world will remain vulnerable the next flu pandemic for large scale outbreak of a contagious disease that could lead to a massive rates of death and disability severely affect the world economy and strained international resources so is it really fair to say you had no warning about this really again you know the public health medical mission statutory lies with HHS my mission FEMA prior to this natural disasters and those catastrophic events that happen but now it's a different world now HHS and FEMA locked arm in arm plus many other agencies from around government to include a private partners and today I'm trying to focus on today and tomorrow and we want to be in a couple weeks that is my mission and and what do you think we'll see in a couple of weeks a big change what again I think every American has a role to play I think the fifteen days do what you do what
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Surgeons' group: Brazilian butt lift most dangerous surgery procedure
"Of the mystery of the death and. What happens in the unraveling so I would say which one do you think? Would. Go. With. The. Center right perfect yeah okay go at the center and then if you need. To show. We're all done I, don't I, feel like I you know I've got the book the Halford and. Books. For, retired halfway shows. Yeah So One hundred fifty. OK so this morning I had to laugh at GM a had this urgent. Alert it was an exclusive story at like eight fifteen vowed, printing Brazilian. Butler let's roll the audio. Donnie thanks to celebs like Nicki Menaj and Kim Kardashian voluptuous booties are in the American society of plastic surgeons has a new and urgent warning about the large number of. Deaths they, say occurred during a procedure called the Brazilian Butlin according to the society as many as one in three thousand patients, die making this potentially more dangerous than any other cosmetic. Surgery you have an increase in number of doctors who are attempting to perform this. Procedure and, unfortunately a lot of these doctors are not board. Certified Brazilian Butlin is meant to make a rear more. Shapely it basically combines liposuction with fat grafting sucking fat from where you don't want it like the, thighs your stomach and injecting it where you, do but one performed. Improper Early. There's a, risk of a fatal fat embolism is some surgeons are injecting a little bit too deep there's some important veins that, bring blood from the lower aspect of the legs back. Into the heart until the lungs twenty nine year old West Virginia mom Heather meadows. Came to, Miami for Brazilian butt lift in two thousand sixteen. She never made it out of surgery jeeze same happened. To forty year old Kizzie London in two thousand seventeen also in Miami patients to, look for a, plastic surgeon who's board certified by the American, board of plastic surgery Okay okay that, was this Beverly Hills plastic board certified plastic surgeon and then. Here's Dr Jen Ashton which is ABC's medical expert Dr Jen Ashton is gonna join us to talk this is extremely serious I want to put. This into context or through this is the actual. Warning that came out this week from. Five international plastic surgery societies they title it an. Urgent warning we spoke to a. Plastic surgeon this week who said a warning like this is unprecedented they. Are considering even banning the procedure because the risk of intra operative debt this means death on the. Table so high and put to put that into context for you we heard in the piece one and three thousand there have been studies done for, elective, plastic surgical procedures that look it over a, million patients the risk of. Dying on the table is zero his. Procedure. Is more common more popular it's up ten percent in just the. Last year so this is a big.