. >> so mary ella payne and i think dan callahan has a hand up, as well. >> should we be thinking more about targeting hot spots or targeting populations or targeting industries? a lot of what we generally talk about is broad policy changes in medicare and other areas. but certainly the obesity and other risk factors seem to be located in certain parts of the u.s., i would argue. should we start to focus on those areas and maybe not have across the board sort of improvements but in order to get you know given limited resources to think about that a little bit more? >> that's a good question. i'll give you my pitch on the diabetes prevention program. so here -- we have a population of 80 million people nationally that are predebettic. we have a program that we know through ten years of clinical trial follow-ups that has accumulative reduction in incidence of diabetes of 34%. it works at a point in time, a ten-year follow-up study that shows over time we can reduce it. united health group and ymcas have put these into place in 25 states. we can reduce weight by 5% to 7%. we can reduce in

beginning at 5:00 thursday, going until 7:00, i think, or maybe 7:30, will be a conversation with mary ella castro, daughter of raul castro, the president of cuba, and the niece of fidel. why is it relevant? she was instrumental in changing the attitudes and laws in cuba on lgbt folks. she is pro gay marriage, pro transgender health, hiv. she is going to be making a presentation. it is open to the public free of charge. come early. it is going to be slammed. >> when is it? vice chair joseph: tomorrow. i suggest you arrive between 5:15 and 5:30 in order to get in. she will probably not be there until 5:45. having said that, that is my comment. >> i would also like to invite everyone to the local production of "the vagina monologues." the cast includes supervisor malia cohen and others. it is women of color united against violence. i have been a volunteer in this production for about eight years. vice chair joseph: will everyone be there? >> it is this friday at 7:30. president newlin: anybody else? >> i just wanted to say that last night the harvey milk club had their soiree, which was fanta

beginning at 5:00 thursday, going until 7:00, i think, or maybe 7:30, will be a conversation with mary ella castro, daughter of raul castro, the president of cuba, and the niece of fidel. why is it relevant? she was instrumental in changing the attitudes and laws in cuba on lgbt folks. she is pro gay marriage, pro transgender health, hiv. she is going to be making a presentation. it is open to the public free of charge. come early. it is going to be slammed. >> when is it? vice chair joseph: tomorrow. i suggest you arrive between 5:15 and 5:30 in order to get in. she will probably not be there until 5:45.

. >> so mary ella payne and i think dan callahan has a hand up, as well. >> should we be thinking more about targeting hot spots or targeting populations or targeting industries? a lot of what we generally talk about is broad policy changes in medicare and other areas. but certainly the obesity and other risk factors seem to be located in certain parts of the u.s., i would argue. should we start to focus on those areas and maybe not have across the board sort of improvements but in order to get

i want to thank ed and i want to thank mary ella, you're probably as much responsible for me being here as anybody else. i'm not sure that's good until after the comments, okay? i guess we picked cardiovascular disease as the example or the model of chronic disease here. let's me just say that i'll go into that but go into the data and take the opportunity to say what a disease-specific association can do that's actionable in what we've been talking. right off the bat, one thing we haven't talked about cardiovascular disease also has an effect on the economy. a net loss to productivity of anywhere from $300 billion to $400 billion a year in lost productivity. also, though, what dr. newhouse's slide the last decade a 30% reduction in mortality from cardiovascular disease, probably from the treatment. i'm going to just say, in the data aspect, we have to kind of be careful what we pick, what population we looked at, one slide looked at stenting versus medical maximum management and that really is in elective case, we're not talking about doing stents in the acute m.i. case, that's proven

mary ella, the daughter of the cuban president was at the elegy bt's center last night.he has made gay-rights her life cause. she spoke openly and candidly about many topics. here's what she had say:. for members of the elegy bt communities today. >>> we have right now to do something that had presidents in the history of cuba. there was an objective that we will fight against any forms of discrimination against the elegy bt community. >>> a very lively and interesting conversation. she also think obama's of 4 the travel visa. she said that if she were a citizen of america she would vote for obama. she said it of heterosexuals had rights than homosexuals should too. she said that her father is of sound mind and he is writing his memoirs and he is telling the story of cuba the only he could tell. >>> did she talk at all about the cuba and u.s. relations. >>> she spoke in the most heated moments. in closing thoughts, ask what are your words says, >>> it she said coming to cuba and let's continue the conversation. >>> there were no questions that we could not ask, quiet and

i want to thank ed and i want to thank mary ella, you're probably as much responsible for me being here as anybody else. i'm not sure that's good until after the comments, okay? i guess we picked cardiovascular disease as the example or the model of chronic disease here. let's me gijust say that i'll g into that but go into the data and take the opportunity to say what a disease-specific association can do that's actionable in what we've been talking. right off the bat, one thing we haven't talked about cardiovascular disease also has an effect on the economy. a net loss to productivity of anywhere from $300 billion to $400 billion a year in lost productivity. also, though, what dr dr. newhouse's slide the last decade a 30% reduction in mortality from cardiovascular disease, probably from the treatment. i'm going to just say, in the data aspect, we have to kind of be careful what we pick, what population we looked at, one slide looked at stenting versus medical maximum management and that really is in elective case, we're not talking about doing stents in the acute m.i. case, that's pro

. >> so mary ella payne and i think dan callahan has a hand up, as well. >> should we be thinking more about targeting hot spots or targeting populations or targeting industries? a lot of what we generally talk about is broad policy changes in medicare and other areas. but certainly the obesity and other risk factors seem to be located in certain parts of the u.s., i would argue. should we start to focus on those areas and maybe not have across the board sort of improvements but in order to get you know given limited resources to think about that a little bit more? >> that's a good question. i'll give you my pitch on the diabetes prevention program. so here -- we have a population of 80 million people nationally that are predebettic. we have a program that we know through ten years of clinical trial follow-ups that has accumulative reduction in incidence of diabetes of 34%. it works at a point in time, a ten-year follow-up study that shows over time we can reduce it. united health group and ymcas have put these into place in 25 states. we can reduce weight by 5% to 7%. we can reduce in

and so mary ella called herself a cuban mafia, calling herself out.ountry has a more progressive stance on one thing, and in this case, she is the director of the cuban national center for sex education in havana, and pushed for legalizing same-sex marriage, and it has not happened, but through the work, she has lobbied the cuban government to cover e sex reassignment surgery under the national health plan, and that is right, national health plan, and since it is not perfect, but it is a ste on the long road to fixing human rights. i'm not castro, but i have to take notice no matter how big or small with the progress. and there is a debate coming up whether or not president obama is a big spender. i have to say i hope he is. ♪ hey big spender ♪ ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and

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embargo, segÚn norma ella nunca recibiÓ un@@ic icaunivision@@despierta america@ protesion protesta, pero sus promotoision @@despierta americaunivision@@d mÚsica atrapart otra parte marydÍgenas de nuestro estado >>> a pesar que varias de las clÁusulas fueron spiertbloquead peroaaision@@despierta americaÓ discreciÓn se quedo, entonces todo policÍa en el estado ad de arizona tiene la discreciÓn de quien estÁ en arizona tiene la necesidad de pasarlo a ice >>> marÍa avalo univisiÓn >>> regresÓ la controversia sobre el origen del presidente, barack obama el multimillonario donald trump no naciÓ en estados unidos, segÚn trump muchos no creen que el acta del nacimiento es autÉntica, sin embargo el virtual nominado republicano afirmÓ que estÁ convencido que obama sÍ naciÓ en suelodede es@@unidenspiert laierta americe cuba, raÚl castierta estuvo en despierta americaunivision@@dest ericafid fidel castro realiza una gira en estados unidos desde hace unos dÍas y Ésta ha generado mucha controversia y crÍtica. la maÑana apenas comienza en "despierta amÉrica" , vamos con mucho mÁs, ya esta listo, ernesto adelante. >>> asÍ es mi querida satcha. bueno tenemos algo, muy, muy interesant