dr. isadore rosenfeld, for years doctors noticed a higher asthma risk for children who are given children'senol. does that mean there is a link? dr. rosenfeld with answers. what about tylenol. >>you know, i think there is a link. there has been a tremendous increase in the incidence of cancer -- sorry. asthma, in young children and appears to parallel the amount of tylenol they are taking and in a recent study they found that the kids with upper respiratory infections who are given tylenol, shortly afterwards, develop an asthmatic attack. and these particular researchers believe that it is the tylenol, acetaminophen causing the asthma. they also -- it appears teenagers who take tylenol apparently also have an increase in allergic responses, allergic symptoms. so, the conclusion is that tylenol causes asthma. i have to tell you some doctors including myself are not sure about that. i think that you -- a kid develops a respiratory illness, you give him the tylenol, and you notice he or she develops asthma. i'm not sure it isn't the respiratory symptoms themselves that are leading to the asthm

dr. isadore rosenfeld will be here as he is every sunday with the latest on everything from mammograms toeeping pills. dr. rosenfeld in three minute. let's get chinese. should we order panda blossom, panda moon... how about chinese at home with wanchai ferry? you can make it in just 14 minutes. mmmh, orange chicken. great. i didn't feel like going out anyway. [ male announcer ] wanchai ferry. restaurant quality chinese in your grocer's freezer. ♪ >> eric: time for "sunday house call," with us as always, house call host, dr. isadore rosenfeld, the rossi distinguished professor of clinical medicine at the wild cornell medical center. >> jamie: good morning, doc. >> eric: you have good news this morning, something millions of people around the world take to prevent strokes. doc, tell us about it. >> you know, there is a drug called warfarin and interestingly enough it was a rat poison. absolutely true. and, this interferes with blood coagulation and prevents clots from forming in the blood and is extremely important and saved the lives of millions of people with atrial fibrillation, the rapi

dr. isadore rosenfeld, the rossi distinguished professor, and how distinguish is he, please?and we look forward to this all week. >> thank you. >> eric: doctor, good morning, good to see you. >> it is a special day today, i'm interested in these things, it is 10/10/10, 10th day of the 10th month of the 10th year and this october there are five fridays, five saturdays and five sunday, and that happens once every 823 years. this is a very special broadcast. >> eric: does that mean we get an extra paycheck. >> jamie: you do, eric. >> eric: let's have -- >> i want to start off today by saying a word about the glasses. a couple of weeks ago i told you about these reading glasses, that turn on like that, and have lights and are great are reading at night and told you where to get them and the reason i'm mentioning it again, today, is that i received a number of e-mails from people who said they didn't know where i can order them, if you want them right away go to panthervision.com on the internet, about 25 or $30. >> jamie: and you said they are great tor walking the dogs, too, at