i’ve never i went, well, it’s easy to fix, we’re waiting for navy day on july 28th on the first, health generally remembered my childhood and youth, there is spring with thawed patches, there is a beautiful hot summer, there is autumn, there are all seasons, and of course, there are absolutely amazing doctors , the best medical centers in russia, all doctors, who are sitting in the studio, working at the federal... research medical center named after academician mishalkin. this center is located near novosibirsk in akadem gorodok. today you ask us questions, and doctors of an absolutely outstanding level answer them. next question please. my wife has varicose veins. the doctor told her that she was starting to develop blood clots. one day she began to choke, and they took her to the hospital and there they determined that there were blood clots in her lungs. then everything was fine, now she is suffocating again, the doctor says that’s all from saricosis, although she is not at all concerned about varicose veins, why she is suffocating and what about those varicose veins, how dangerous

we have had those _ health service. have a listen. we have had those first _ health service.glimpses - health service. have a listen. we have had those first glimpses of| have had those first glimpses of some of the detail of their policy now and how they are going to achieve it. the prime minister today was talking about the extra 40,000 operations and scans a week in the nhs that they want to start doing by the end of the year. of course, that is to break into the backlog, the huge weights there are at historic level. 7.57 million treatments being waited for in the nhs at the moment. mr starmer said st thomas's hospital in london, which is right across from parliament, and also a trust in leeds had worked very well themselves to reduce their backlog on weights, and what he is asking them to do is go around the country and teach other trusts how to get there waits down and how they have done it. they have done it working in the evenings and even cans. that is very much part of the plan. the nhs anyway has a kind of budding system where trust that are feeling are helped by tr

that he will pass the first health debate and be able to defeat trump, well, during this time, they decided that he should step down . before maybe until one day before his recent announcement, masam announced that he is not ready to resign and will stay in these competitions until the end, but in the end, the democratic party, clearly. the financial sponsors of the democrats, who actually supported biden as the final candidate, announced that they are not ready to support the candidate whose defeat in this election is certain and to give financial assistance to his headquarters and to continue his campaign and campaign activities. this situation poisoned biden and forced him to withdraw from these competitions . he issued a statement and officially announced that he would mr. rajabi will cancel the election . the most important question that has been raised since the publication of this message is who will replace joe biden in the democratic party. well, biden himself has announced that he supports kamla haris, his first deputy, to announce candidacy, but, in fact , other names have been p

first health. the patients be thoroughly informed the incidental from the incidence of transport as has arisen significantly in recent years, quotes and 70 percent of young people who come to us are transported from early childhood. luca was a typical trans boy with typical boyish behavioral patterns on that. i'm much more confident with that and then when somebody suddenly discovers this trans issue during puberty at the age of 12 or 13 and comes to me saying, i saw this youtube video and then everything was clear to me video because in well, that's when the alarm bells go off in my head, so i mean the alarm clock in the expert works closely with psychologist as like the therapist to reload snap judgments. good luca and his mom are also accompanied through the process to phoenix, 555. and i had lots of doubt, especially when it started with the woman blow, cuz we didn't start with the test just around which we gave home and broke is quite handy on it. and funny because the oldest sister started pu

two mental health centers opened their doors.chnologies that have reached medicine, here we have glasses that work through virtual reality, that is, they are put on the patient’s head, and they have auditory sensors that allow you to hear music, somehow tune in to such a calm mood, here is the picture inside the glasses, it looks like the sea, the sea, boundless and... boundless and most importantly , changing depending on the patient’s condition, when he is anxious and upset, clouds are gathering overhead, but as soon as you allow your body and mind to relax, calm sets in. special sensors record breathing, a person’s task is to maintain a uniform pace, practice teaches one to take control of emotions from session to session, taming one’s fear and fighting back anxiety. virtual reality glasses are not the only one. know-how in the fight against anxiety disorders, panic attacks and depression, which is used in the first two mental health centers opened in the capital as part of the modernization of the entire psychological system

the first two mental health centers have opened, where muscovites can receive the necessary psychotherapeuticin comfortable conditions, including modern diagnostics and full outpatient treatment. this is especially true for people in stressful situations and those who are subject to sudden changes. mood, about the development of the psychological assistance system in the capital, varvara nevskaya’s report, we have modern technologies that have reached medicine, here we present glasses that work through virtual reality, that is, they are put on the patient’s head, and they have auditory sensors that allow you to hear music, somehow tune in to such a calm mood, and here is the picture that is inside. .. glasses she looks like the sea. the sea is limitless and boundless and most importantly changes depending on the patient’s condition. when he is worried and upset, clouds gather over his head, but as soon as he allows his body and mind to relax, calm comes. special sensors they record their breathing, the person’s task is to maintain a uniform pace. practice teaches you to take control of your e

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he put together the plan to spin off first health care and then renewables, and now you look at wherespace is, and he believes he's just scratching the surface, by the way. he's locked in through at least december 31st of 2027. potentially through 2028. and, again, every time i talk with him, he says, oh, we're just getting started. >> all right, phil, thank you. phil lebeau. so, two different ways we can go in terms of the trade here. where would you like to go? tesla? >> yeah. listen, this is one where -- i don't know if you know this, i haven't said this name in weeks. >> elon musk? >> the ceo -- >> no, tesla in general. to your guys point, i've seen estimates for deliveries come down and down and down. you were talking about ex expec expectations, and it would have to be a disaster, below what the whisper number is for this stock to sort of have the reaction like it did last quarter. if you remember, it took a dump, to new all-time lows. so, it's up a lot right now, and so, to me, i think the big issue is, what is going to happen to margins? we won't see that for a few weeks. they

first system, system medicaid recipients to the how much health care are they getting compared to what they should get and the second part of the question is at the defined level. >> so on the first question there's been multiple studies about access of medicaid beneficiaries. i think we do very well with pregnant moms. we do okay but not great with kids. i think if you need a specialist you're facing some challenges, we sort of heard discussion of that already. and, you know, we can go through populations and diseases but certainly if you offer people the choice between being covered by medicare and medicaid it would be irrational to pick medicaid for regular health care obviously, nursing homes are not covered by medicare so that would be the one area where you might prefer medicaid. in terms of what is the right amount, i don't know and neither does anybody else but i would use what we are spending now as a starting point and see what the state's willingness to fund these things are and whether the federal government is willing to sort of continue its open-ended commitment when ther

the english worker who caused the british health system to first of all, the cost to the budget of this system has been weakened, and in addition to that , they have taken measures that have caused the poverty of the english health system , they have handed over parts of it to the private sector and so on. the problem is that many people find it difficult to get money to access services. well, there are many budgets that are actually allocated, but they are not allocated to the right place. there is a lot of money, for example , it is given to pharmaceutical companies and that function it doesn't do what it needs to do every year. every year in winter and when the cold disease increases and it reaches its peak. we see that the whole system and the whole hospital are going into crisis. well, we see it in hospitals sometimes and in fact in large numbers. many times we see there are elderly people in hospitals. there is no one to accompany them because of the costs. there are those that have an accompanying fee. it is probably heavy, and now the working class of england faces problems when

armed forces of ukraine, will now appear before us, and we will talk to him first, good health, mr. vitaliy, thank you for have found time for us, i would like to introduce you in the first, second and third places precisely as a lawyer, because i am going to talk to you exactly as a lawyer. thank you once again for joining our program, thank you, yes i am, i am a practicing lawyer, even more so, and on in the fourth and fifth place, also about a lawyer, if the case of this guy who killed, i suspect that he killed, i will try to be, maybe not a lawyer, but some kind of novice lawyer who is suspected of murder, mrs. iryna farion, you would have already found there no... flaws in the investigation, in the selection of a preventive measure, in keeping the suspect, well , in short, this whole procedure, his detention, there is already something to complain about, because this is the reverse side of my same question, have you learned power, after the story with pavel sheremet, she learned something when said, it's them, we know, it's definitely them, here's the absolute proof, and then i

and talking to people who for the first time have health insurance, who had cancer. a woman was so relieved in missouri that now she had coverage because her cancer had returned. just the fundamentals. i hope for the future, we get to the point where everybody in this country has an m to go to. happy for employer sponsored coverage but we need to make sure we cover these gaps. we have gone a tremendous way. the drug benefit, among others, in terms of really achieving access to care. again, being able to afford your coverage, be able to see your doctor. we have strengthened the rules in medicaid, particularly of trying to make sure you can see your doctor, but there is more to go in terms of the care that people need and long-term care is one of those gaps as we think about how do we make sure that people have options through their entire lifecycle. alice: thank you. i know we could continue talking, but thank you so much for sharing your

of all, life, health, first of all military personnel, as well as civilians, and civilians, unfortunatelyin our deep body, this must be understood, so be indifferent today, be just watching youtube there or just. just hang around there and wait until it resolves itself somehow, well this, i believe that this is a crime for today in relation to one's country, to one's citizens, and for, including, to the history that is being made today on this battlefield, and we will once again ask our colleagues to display your data and qr code and collection, and i time, i actually want to ask you about the enemy in words, because they are also analyzing their progress and say that they needed several months of fighting in order to enter a completely destroyed neighborhood, a canal, this is in the abyss of time, but he separated precisely by the siverskyi donets canal, they themselves analyze and grab their heads what effort it cost them, this is in the north, in the pokrov direction, their advances are even smaller. from the point of view of the area, you said that in fact their advance is in the terr

she put her health first in tokyo.aw that the competition going, but i think she did what was best for her. and everybody, you know, in team usa understood that and supported that decision. she was able to take a couple of years off of gymnastics and decided to come back and keep training. i think she's... seeing her now, i think she's in a really good place. she's more excited about gymnastics, she's enjoying it and i think this is a redemption for her. um, and i think she's going to go out and do an amazing job, and we're going to support her. the president of the international olympic committee thomas bach has exclusively told the bbc that climate change represents an "extremely serious threat, not only for sport, but for all our lives,". the organising committee of paris 2024 has vowed to make these olympic games the greenest games in olympic history, and bach says that it is important that athletes use their voice for change. it's extremely important because the athletes are the best ambassadors. uh, you know, for

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she put her health first in tokyo.he foresaw the competition going, but i think she did what was best for her. and everybody, you know, in team usa understood that and supported that decision. she was able to take a couple of years off of gymnastics and decided to come back and keep training. i think she's seeing her now, i think she's in a really good place. she's more excited about gymnastics, she's enjoying it and i think she is, this is a redemption for her. um, and i think she's going to go out and do an amazing job, and we're going to support her. now, the president of the international olympic committee, thomas bach, has exclusively told the bbc that climate change represents an extremely serious threat, not only for sport, but for all our lives. the organising committee of paris 2024 has vowed to make these olympic games the greenest games in olympic history, and bach says that it's important that the athletes use their voice for change. it's extremely important, because the athletes are the best ambassadors, y

she put her health first in tokyo. foresaw the competition going, but i think she did what was best for her. and everybody, you know, in team usa understood that and supported that decision. she was able to take a couple of years off of gymnastics and decided to come back and keep training. i think she's... seeing her now, i think she's in a really good place. she's more excited about gymnastics, she's enjoying it and i think she is... this is a redemption for her, um, and i think she's going to go out and do an amazing job, um, and i think she's going to go out and do an amazing job, and we're going to support her. now, the president of the international olympic committee, thomas bach, has exclusively told the bbc that climate change represents an extremely serious threat, not only for sport, but for all our lives. the organising committee of paris 2024 has vowed to make these olympic games the greenest games in olympic history, and bach says that it's important that the athletes use their voice for change. it's extre

the first event linking artificial intelligence and health was held at shahid beheshti university of medical sciences . one of the goals of this event was to connect the capacity of scientific companies active in the field of artificial intelligence and the needs of the health sector. native pollid device for analyzing the mental and physical condition of people with artificial intelligence. this functional device checks the patient's mental and physical condition and parameters in one minute offers them in the form of 10 mental and physical parameters. the system of intelligentizing mental health files using artificial intelligence. it is the intelligentization of mental health files. we have reached this point that we can prevent many negative consequences that may cause more destruction in the future in order to improve mental health and early identification of a problem of mental health that is damaged. psychologist software based on artificial intelligence it can use artificial intelligence and data analysis to answer questions based on data and analysis it provides data to our

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and talking to people who for the first time have health insurance, who had cancer. a woman was so relieved in missouri that now she had coverage because her cancer had returned. just the fundamentals. i hope for the future, we get to the point where everybody in this country has an m to go to. happy for employer sponsored coverage but we need to make sure we cover these gaps. we have gone a tremendous way. the drug benefit, among others, in terms of really achieving access to care. again, being able to afford your coverage, be able to see your doctor. we have strengthened the rules in medicaid, particularly of trying to make sure you can see your doctor, but there is more to go in terms of the care that people need and long-term care is one of those gaps as we think about how do we make sure that people have options through their entire lifecycle. alice: thank you. i know we could continue talking, but thank you so much for sharing your tonight, a look at racial and gender demonstration dust -- discrimination. indiana's attorney general and other witnesses talk abou

probably the first and most important credit on mental health should go to the first lady murphy because she and her work over the last couple years really inspired a lot of us and and my wife and our team to look at adolescent health and where people are as they come into our workforce and into their lives . my family lost a beautiful cousin, a successful woman to suicide when she was not able to access enough mental health and behavioral health care. anyone can get sick. if they are sick, they cannot have a good life and cannot thrive in our communities. one of the reasons that hawaii has tended to have a lot of good rankings in healthcare, it's considered the health state goes back to 1974 exactly 50 years ago to the month we passed a bill called the prepaid health act so everyone gets health insurance if they work at least half-time or more. that meant a lot of extra preventive care a lot of primary care and so we live longer in hawaii than any other state by about four years. it's an important lesson we learned. everyone will have their own road but if people don't have to worry abo

pelin, us we need to talk, but first you must calm down, your health comes first. where is firit? how did he leave, did he take my son, mom, how did you allow this, not even him i saw him, didn’t hug him, didn’t inhale the smell, and haven’t given him the milk yet, pelin, let them bring him, what pelin, “we, what, we lost the child in front of our mouths, no, i don’t believe it, i don’t believe it, no, hush, please, be quiet, you you are deceiving me, we, the virit and i were going to choose clothes for..." the child is not from the firit. the souls have left us, and even more souls will leave, those who are guilty of this will suffer severe punishment, what do you see? "what you said, it came true, the soul left, why did you come, i didn’t understand, out of fear, you want to know if there will be more deaths, well, what do you see?” last time you said something about my fate and my first marriage , you said that this would come true, but for me it is impossible, i didn’t believe you, but you yourself were convinced that my predictions were not a lie, you’ll see more than once ho

thing know-how in the fight against anxiety disorders, panic. and depression, which are used in the firsttal health centers opened in the capital as part of the modernization of the entire psychological assistance system in moscow. the mental health center was created for people who primarily suffer from somatoform disorders, these are conditions when a person has some kind of somatic complaints, for example, back pain, headaches, and some kind of gastrointestinal disorders. he is being examined by doctors in clinics, but there is no evidence for the disease, and accordingly, in these situations, the presence of a samatoform disorder can be assumed. and such an illness, alas, is not rare; residents of megacities are exposed to a huge amount of stress every day, and a bad mood is not the most serious consequence of such overloads. negative emotions and experiences can cause not just physical discomfort, but... cause diseases in the body, i turned to a therapist at a regular free city clinic with a problem related to psychosomatics, but i didn’t understand it, they assigned me a doctor. int

first, humanizing mental health. talking about in and on way.e it's something with an everyday occurrence. excuse me desktop honoring the lived experience that i talked about before. and then elevating the participation within that. so folks can see that while it may be stigmatized in some places, it is something that is crucial to my success as a player and keep -- can be crucial to your success in any arena you may bring it. or just getting along day-to- day. that is really how we have done it. and players have really embraced that. which is great for me to see, personally. that helps folks who might not want to engage with this. are my have some sort of apprehension to give it a second thought. >> dr. oh, i know we talked a little bit about covid-19 and the impact it has. i wanted to ask you the question directly as someone who sits on the president's count for fitness and sports and nutrition. have you had to change the mind- set or focus of the council in light of the aftereffects of covid-19? >> i think admiral levine touched on it which h

the former welsh health secretary will become the first woman to take up either position.emale first minister. you'll be the third first minister of wales has this year. your party was paralysed by infighting, couldn't pass anything. should you start with an apology? i think it is important to apologise to the welsh public. we have not made a good fist of things in the past few weeks, but this is about turning a new page. and how will you be different? we have a fresh start. the very fact that we will have a leader and a deputy first minister is something that i hope will look different and feel different, but also we're going to go out rather than set our stall out. we haven't had the opportunity to do that. we're going to go out and listen to what the people want, to make sure that our priorities are their priorities, and help them to shape what we do for the next 18 months of this parliament. you want to go out and listen — does that mean you come to this job with no big ideas? i have many big ideas. let's hear one. i think one of the things that we're concerned about i

first black president, first female black vp, first trans health secretary.ith dementia. it's time. put a spin on it. mika does not do herself any favors. when you watch it, it's all emotional. it is all emotional. kevin comer you are a democrat. you are scanning the subjectively. we are not raising our voices, just this guy in my opinion has dementia. i'm not screaming. i'm a little pissed off at the media and democrats for lying, but i'm not shaking. you watch her, and it's not about america. she has a show in the morning. she talks to americans. she should be prompting for them. it's about her feelings. you can see that. and i'm going okay, this is wrong. trump has broken so many people, and she is one of them, and it is time for her to get some help, talk to somebody who has got some experience. i know that trump said mean things about her, but it was whatever. she has got to let go. willing to put a man who is physically and mentally incapacitated into the office because she is so emotionally broken by trump. it's not a good look. i feel bad for joe. he'

consider the procedure for dismissal due to health, first of all we determine the need for dismissale to health in connection with either receiving an injury, or directly receiving a group of disabilities, such as during military service or a group of disabilities, which is established by the fact of protecting the homeland. after dismissal, do not forget to register and register with the district and territorial offices staffing and social support centers in the event of... the need to issue all documents for the payment of one-time cash assistance and do not forget that the presence of reasons based on the state of health or the establishment of a disability group or temporary unfitness for 6-12 months gives the right to receive a deferment from conscription for military service. it is very interesting, i am sure there are many examples after the release, we will definitely talk about them in our next programs. olena khumenko, lawyer, managing partner of the bar association actum, explained that they can... what and how military personnel who want to leave military service should d

diversion law. >> darmesh patel is the first high profile attempted murder defendant to get mental health diversion under california's recently revised law. his case is fueling a legal debate and raising questions at the capitol. >> reporter: a tesla flies off highway 1 over a cliff. >> reporter: police have arrested the father. >> reporter: dr. patel is now facing charges of attempted murder and child abuse. the unthinkable captured the country's attention. extraordinary footage shows what appears to be the husband sticking his head out from the sheared off top as rescuers worked to free the trapped children. >> reporter: prosecutors say dr. dharmesh patel admitted to intentionally trying to kill his familiar family the day he drove them off this cliff. >> remarkably all of them survived the 250-foot drop. >> reporter: dr. patel told his therapist he was having paranoid delusions about jeffrey epstein and the fentanyl crisis and feared his kids would be sex trafficked. if any one of them died that day, dr. patel would be standing trial for murder. >> this is nothing short of a miracle th

apparently, our first priority is safety, security and health.h iran, of course, there are some of my colleagues in saudi arabia, in the city of jeddah jeddah airport and madinah airport are established and they are making arrangements with a very special order this year in the area of ​​non-accompanying pilgrims . alhamdulillah , good work has been done. the luggage is delivered to the hotel door , they bring it to the airport and deliver it, and the hassle of carrying the luggage and the issue of luggage inspection, alhamdulillah , have been reduced, and the amount of downtime is yes, and the amount of downtime at the airport. it has decreased drastically . you know that these days are the busy days of madinah and jeddah airports. you have to use a let's plan carefully so that the planning of that country is also in the area of ​​the airport, considering that they have problems in the world and the countries of the world , so that their planning does not get disturbed. they are doing the work together, and the last contact i had with the head o

. thirty first. a period with changes have been. the agreement we made with the friends of the ministry of health was to ignore three points. do not include an age when we had already included the age. 2: do not consider the grade point average. however, gpa is a basic criterion for exemplary students. and in fact other dimensions that we considered. i want to say that even though this happened. it happened, but the students who were selected due to their younger age, that is, the age that we set as a barrier, nothing special happened . children with a higher gpa entered the recruitment process as exemplary students, in the sense that we didn't want it to be an obstacle . we even removed the language . other students should be superior. we are one of the exemplary students who, in addition to having 2 children, also succeeded in winning the national exam. it is not difficult to reach a model student and succeed in this matter. it must be hard, especially being a mother and a student. with aman , it i

ever public health advisory on gun violence. >>>>hope is that if we understand this as a kids issue that we will raise it on the priority list that we'll see it. not as a political issue, but as a public health issue that should concern all of us. >ott-1>40 page document calls for banning assault weapons for civilian use universal background checks and requiring safe, insecure storage for firearms. but the measures have little chance of passing in congress or second amendment advocates opposed. gun control efforts. two years ago, congress passed bipartisan gun safety legislation following the math shooting at rob elementary in vivaldi. texas. but since then new gun safety legislation has gone nowhere, of course, california has some of these strictest gun laws in the nation. governor newsom has made it one of his p political talking points he posted recently on x, saying if every state in america had california's gun death rate over the past decade, 100 more americans would be alive today. california's homicide rate is 33%. below

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and last year on the 2022-2023 clarjd year that was the first report that is provide to the health commission for this manual requirement today is preservation will be the 2023 report that has data in much greater detail. next slide, please. the data report is required by local ordinance it is i want to provide a little bit of 2k3wgd and as many of i are aware the laguna honda hospital transferred in the st. luke's to the campus and the latest information provided last tuesday for patients and these will be enclosed in when the last patient leaves and - so san francisco does not have any admitting facilities leaving san franciscans care stone transferred to a different facility so the board of supervisors hesitate an ordinance that reflects indicate if left lane hospitals to have a better need of skilled nursing and care in san francisco and the ordinance requires dph to receive this information and provide a report to the health commission annually about that data it is provide by local hospitals and briefly want to go over the topics nursing care for patients who are medically stable have a

and last year on the 2022-2023 clarjd year that was the first report that is provide to the health commissionor this manual requirement today is preservation will be the 2023 report that has data in much greater detail. next slide, please. the dat report is required by local ordinance it is i want to provide a little bit of 2k3wgd and as many of i are aware the laguna honda hospital transferred in the st. luke's to the campus and the latestau information provided last tuesday for patients and these will be enclosed in when the last patient leaves and - so san francisco does not have any admitting facilities leaving san franciscans care stone transferred to a different facility so the board of supervisors hesitate an ordinance that reflects indicate if left lane hospitals to have a better need of skilled nursing and care in san francisco and the ordinance requires dph to receive this information and provide a report to the health commission annually about that data it is provide by local hospitals and briefly want to go over the topics nursing care for patients who are medically stable have a

first black president, first female black vp, first trans health secretary.spin on it. mika does not do herself any favors. when you watch it, it's all emotional. it is all emotional. kevin comer you are a democrat. you are scanning the subjectively. we are not raising our voices, just this guy in my opinion has dementia. i'm not screaming. i'm a little pissed off at the media and democrats for lying, but i'm not shaking. you watch her, and it's not about america. she has a show in the morning. she talks to americans. she should be prompting for them. it's about her feelings. you can see that. and i'm going okay, this is wrong. trump has broken so many people, and she is one of them, and it is time for her to get some help, talk to somebody who has got some experience. i know that trump said mean things about her, but it was whatever. she has got to let go. willing to put a man who is physically and mentally incapacitated into the office because she is so emotionally broken by trump. it's not a good look. i feel bad for joe. he's on the couch somewhere, maybe

the first women's health center opened about a year ago, and a new seamless path of management has nowll examinations. we want to shape. a new standard, taking into account the new culture of communication between doctor and patient, so that every woman who is preparing to become a mother understands what studies and screenings need to be done, how often to visit the doctor, why these studies are necessary, so that she can already plan a visit to the obstetrician-gynecologist and conducting research. not only the patients have become comfortable; the doctors themselves note the convenience. the doctor has the opportunity to devote more attention to the patient. nikitskaya, malaya bronnaya, bolshaya dmitrovka, newspaper lane and a number of adjacent streets, speridunevsky, voznesensky and srednikislovsky lanes will temporarily become two-way, and it will not be possible to use bicycles and scooters on the festival grounds. residents of the garden community for the fortieth anniversary of october near odentsov are asking the prosecutor's office. to help implement a court decision, accord

issues, 41 economic concerns, 33 immigration concerns, 30 inflation, 29, and housing, 17 as the first question, why the issue of health has become such a challenge for the british people. unfortunately, we had successive policies from the conservative and labor governments in england, which caused the british health system in england. it is going to be paralyzed. first of all, the budget of this system has been weakened, and in addition to that, they have taken measures it has caused the poverty of the british health system, they have handed over parts of it to the private sector and this has caused many people to find it difficult to access the services of money . well, there are many budgets that are actually allocated. it is not allocated to the right place , there is a lot of money, for example , it is given to pharmaceutical companies and it does not perform the correct function it needs. we see that the whole system and the whole hospital are going into crisis in fact, we see a large number of elderly people in hospitals. there is no one to accompany them . it is because of the

but, yeah, oen the first piece around department of public health, i will read my motion and we haveiscussion. we recommend that additional $3 million for heart be removed from the behavioral health budget as it does not fit within behavioral goals or use in the prop c fund given the primary work of heart consist of clearing unhoused people for ada sidewalk violation and instead move the dollars to treatment bed category. and the reason i'm saying move to the treatment bed category is because, if you look that breakdown proportioninally we have a lot of non-bed stuff in that category. i know it may not be possible for them to expand treatment within the next year, and they could look into it and if they don't, i think that we still have this looming $40 million deficit and so, it would just be kind of used as part of the savings to bridge the short fall, but i do think it is really important for us to prioritize you know, that piece of it where we got $18 million in outreach, 12 $12 million in case management, $4 million in drop-in et cetera et cetera and very little on the bed categ

so you imagine someone this is her first encounter at the mental health system. first time in her whole life. right. everyone can we have a system? and this is what happens, right? the police come to take you from one place. so it's like you've done something wrong, like you've committed this crime in some way, right? why are the taking you from one place to another? so it's just such a powerful illustration of how we've seen these things. that's different, right now. a lot of that wouldn't happen now. so again, this is a story from the past. and so i talk about how some of the things that have that are made better, but this is a very real reality of how we've gotten to where we are. i mean i mean think about how sad that is right that the police is taking you from one place to another and think and in my space, i'm here as a person feeling like i'm an asian sort of complicit in that. right. so those are the sort struggles and challenges that face. and again it's all kind of goes back to the history of how we sort of here. i struggled a lot with that chapter, you

the first mental health centers have opened in moscow; this is a medical institution of a new format,t rid of physical ailments, peptic ulcers, hypertension, asthma and others. referrals to these centers are prescribed by clinic doctors when conventional treatment methods no longer help. how. marina gromova found out how psychomatic therapy works and how much it is in demand. soft chairs, plants and water coolers are faye, these muscovites are no longer surprised, but the offices do not have the usual doctor’s tables, there is relaxing music in the corridors, least of all the mental health center, it looks like a hospital. i go here for some summer camp, because it’s very comfortable, a very cool atmosphere. oglaya combines study and work, exam sessions. a busy schedule and a frequent accompaniment of all this is stress. i initially came to see a therapist at a regular clinic, so she gave me a referral to the mental health center, because my problem, it cannot be treated with medication, and these are precisely related problems with psychosomatics. i will be very glad that this exists

of its kind, animal health laboratory. so a lot of cool history on that campus makes sense. pennsylvania, one of the original states. philly, the original capital, a lot of history there. but here's the controversy. we want to talk about, about what you consider the oldest zoo, because the philadelphia zoo signed that charter in 1859, but then the central park zoo got to open in the 1860s, while pennsylvania was dealing more with the civil war. so what do you guys consider to be the oldest zoo? >> i don't know, but this, back and forth is really driving me crazy. >> thank you. andrew for weighing in. andrea, do you have an opinion on this? >> i think pennsylvania zoo would probably be the winner here because they had the charter. >> yeah, right. they got the gears turning. then central park kind of snuck in there during the civil war. >> give it to central park. right. it's right over there. >> they do have some cute. i want to go there. >> proximity. yeah. >> proximity bias. >> we're biased. >> they're both old i like it

health and certainly our first panel ever devoted entirely to the courts and their role. i don't think it's an overstatement to say that the role of the courts has never been greater in health policy and that's the topic we're going to explore today. you know, my recollection is that courts, of course, have always adjudicated differences and been involved, but when the affordable care act passed, we waited for more than two years just to find out if the fundamental challenge to the law was going to be successful at the supreme court and literally, the entire structure, which was the largest health policy change that we had made in decades, was uncertain pending the decision of nine people. so now we are a decade later and it seems to me that the role of the courts has just grown even further. much more knowledgeable about the topics than i are our three panelists and i'll introduce them. to my left is erin, on a panel with me an hour ago, from georgia state university about to move to the brown school of public health and next to her, professor of law at the texas school

in 2022, president biden hosted the first white house conference on hunger, nutrition and health in 50 years. that was long overdue. i spoke at that conference along with ambassador susan rice and other young leaders about their efforts to promote healthy lifestyles in their communities. in 2023, the biden harris administration announced the white house challenge to end hunger and build healthy communities. a nationwide call to action to inspire bold commitments from stakeholders all across the country. earlier this year, i was proud to announce one of these new commitments, a historic partnership between sports leagues, players association's and the presidents council on sports, fitness and nutrition. we are doing the work. since the announcement, we have speed -- sena sports leagues all across the country deliver for communities. in march, i spoke at the miami open to work at the tennis association to the partnership. they are working with the council to make tennis more accessible and to host public events that focus on nutrition and exercise. last month, i hosted an event with grea

and last year on the 2022-2023 clarjd year that was the first report that is provide to the health commission for this manual requirement today is preservation will be the 2023 report that has data in much greater detail. next slide, please. the data report is required by local ordinance it is i want to provide a little bit of 2k3wgd and as many of i are aware the laguna honda hospital transferred in the st. luke's to the campus and the latest information provided last tu patients and these will be enclosed in when the last patient leaves and - so san francisco does not have any admitting facilities leaving san franciscans care stone transferred to a different facility so the board of supervisors hesitate an ordinance that reflects indicate if left lane have a better need of skilled nursing and care in san francisco and the ordinance requires dph to receive this information and provide a report to the health commission annually about that data it is provide by local hospitals and briefly want to go over the topics nursing care for patients who are medically stable have a need by a licensed pr

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