madson have been i often feel pain in my back at work i forget my job requires me to lift heavy patients and push heavy beds around things like that. and so forth and so i've been in pain for about 20 years and. she's been through a lot of various doctors different therapies and lots of painkillers. but painkillers often have side effects. and if you think you can just keep treating pain yourself without going to a doctor and it's been going on for a long time it can get very dangerous. one reason is you might not be medicating in the best way for the condition and the side effects can make your life difficult was. the reason the painkillers like i'm p. profound and aspirin have side effect is due to the way they work injured or inflame tissue releases certain fatty acids these are converted by so-called cox enzymes into messengers substances known as prostate gland and these messenger substances bind themselves to pain receptors at the nerve endings they transmit the pain signal to the central nervous system. profer an aspirin and similar drugs dampen the cox enzymes activity the body p

thanks madson have been high often feel pain in my back at work my job requires me to lift heavy patients and push heavy beds around things like that to stand there. and so i've been in pain for about 20 years and. she's been through a lot of various doctors different therapies and lots of painkillers. but painkillers often have side effects. if you think you can just keep treating pain yourself without going to a doctor and it's been going on for a long time it can get very dangerous. one reason is you might not be medicating in the best way for the condition and the side effects can make your life difficult. and. the reason that painkillers like i'm p. profound and aspirin have side effect is due to the way they work in general inflame tissue releases certain fatty acids these are converted by so-called cox enzymes into messengers substances known as prostate gland in these messenger substances bind themselves to pain receptors at the nerve endings they transmit the pain signal to the central nervous system ibuprofen aspirin and some other drugs dampen the cox enzymes activity the body

the historian angus madson found that after the last era of globalization broke down with the onset of world war i, trade and immigration flows were pressed for three decades. in many ways we still do live in a world of pervasive globalization, especially in the digital economy. according to a bloomberg report, trade and services has risen by 50% over the last ten years. royalties and licensing fees, an indication of the spread of information of technology and entertainment worldwide, are up about 60%, while migration flows have actually remained stable over the last decade, travel has continued to expand dramatically year after year. you see, we humans want to have contact with the rest of the planet. the solution to problems of a global age can only be global, better information, communication and coordination across the world. no one country can stop an epidemic by itself. international collaboration is crucial. sadly it's far easier to peddle fear and hate and explain that it all began because the chinese eat raw bats. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" col

madson square garden has also been down dramatically comerica is down 7.5%, a four-year low, big regional banks, a four-year low, wells fargo, and i know it's very easy to say, but there's a lot more going on with the banks. they're dooling with the potential for lower loan demand. they're also dealing with the potential for more loan defaults these are very important components so, guys, we have settled on the supply versus demand story. notice that tuesday's extreme was violated, but here's something interesting. the 150 on tuesday has not been violated, the low has been 153 ever since, something to pay attention to with regard to are we all alone in this dynamic of flight to safety, which might be not be safe no, look at a 20-year chart it's historic, let's look to canada their 10's at 85 basis points. there's a 20-year chart. you'll never find another one. it's not so discriminating telling us about our economy it's telling us about where people are running from and where they're running to sara, back to you. >> a quick question. the plunging bond yield. at what point do you think tha