it was a headache i met before, is a legal research and advocacy office of health and independent policy and were vice organization based around my law. and i'm still done. kate mcintosh is the executive director of the university of california. i'm assigned to this little promised institute to europe. she was involved in the developments of international control in this early is and contributed to defining many of its elements here in the how we have. well, i'm not going to professor of the sort of international service international piece of conflict resolution, as i'm not going to have a scene. washington dc. welcome to the program. we've been over the last few days talking about the different aspects of the a 6 orders that were issued by the international court of justice and whether as well was in compliance with those us today. we put more emphasis on the the destruction of evidence. and on this i would like to ask you a question. what kind of evidence was the quote having in mind? and i think the court had a mind uh old kind of the evidence, a hash him and the allow me. and just t

of death in the world , according to the director general of the traditional medicine office of the ministry of health, the complications caused by cancer treatment reduce the quality of life , and now traditional medicine has come to the aid of these patients. in order to reduce the side effects caused by the treatment, now i think i told you what it is for. it means that you are going to go without treatment. common cancer treatments such as chemotherapy and radiation therapy have side effects that reduce the quality. life becomes difficult in cancer patients. dry mouth, sores and inflammation of the mouth caused by the treatment of these patients or their chemotherapy . gastrointestinal problems such as severe and unbearable diarrhea or constipation may occur for patients. the issue of weakness and fatigue and possibly anemia that occurs in cancer patients is traditional medicine along with common treatments it has come to the aid of patients to reduce the complications caused by the treatment and disease and to increase their quality of life. our traditional iranian medicine specialist is providin

office has a reputation for doing extraordinary work. and to give you some sort of understanding of that, that because we have both the department of public health and doctor grant colfax here, as well as the controller's office and during covid, we had such a difficult time in san francisco. there were a lot of expectations, especially from city leaders like members of the board of supervisors. and so i'm glad that so many of them are here today because folks like them and me, we ask for a lot and we expect to make sure that in the process that we dot all the i's and cross all the t's and do all the technical work and make sure the money is in and make sure the money is going out and it's going out to the right person and all the appropriate paperwork is signed and done, and it takes a lot. and that's what this office has done very, very well. during good times. and certainly during very difficult times. and so i want to thank you, ben, for your work. uh for serving the city and county of san francisco for so many years and just for helping us weather the storm in the way that you have, um, working with a lot of elected officials and department

beyond that the team at office of employee health is constantly looking for initiatives to get our folks healthy and back to work and so they also attend a labor workers comp meeting looking at the data of injuries, the length of our folks being off and listening and shares ideas and developing initiatives. one thing brought up as we speak about ptsd and ptsdi is how to better serve the folks that are suffering from ptsd. when a person is medically given the diagnosis of ptsd and then moving into a how they prove they have ptsd and how do we track and say where it is coming from developing initiatives of how we track it in hr and keep it secure, those are early discussions they are having among many others that come out of that meeting, so they are doing far beyond what is on the slide. we have 4 candidates for dr. brocaw's replacement. under investigative services, captain little continues to do our random testing program. he completed the 133 background investigations and is completing multiple courses in our microsoft suite. he's also sending our breathalizers for calibration. we have

medicine with the approach of attracting health tourists in the 17th international tourism exhibition. announcing this news, ms. nafise yekta, director general of the office of iranian medicine and deputy of the ministry of health , said: the achievements of traditional iranian medicine include lifestyle recommendations, how to deal with different climates , and improvement strategies. health and simple methods treatment is offered at the tehran tourism exhibition . this exhibition will be held from today until 26th of february at the permanent location of tehran international exhibitions with the participation of 11 countries. in the march celebrating the 45th year of the islamic revolution, mrs. zayaei, the mother of four martyrs of the revolution and holy defense in mobarake city of isfahan, is one of the notable figures. there was a mother whose four children were martyred in the islamic revolution and holy defense . ready to go. i waited for you for two hours. we are not tired, no, we are not tired. islam, my children, who were martyred in front of me, they say , well done, mother, just as you shrouded us in your hands, we are now supported by you. t

of health and human services. well, at least health and human services belong together, but climate change and health equity? might as well be the officend joy behar. [laughter] so i bring this up now? the office of climate change and health equity, or "ouchie," rhymes with fauci, wants to scold you. admiral rachel levine. take a look. >> hello, i'm admiral rachel levine. this black history month i am pleased to partner with omh in advancing better health through better understanding for black communities. climate change is having a disproportionate effect on the physical and mental health of black communities. black americans are more likely than white americans to live in areas and housing that increase their susceptibility to climate related health issues. in 65% of black americans report feeling anxious about climate change's impact. >> greg: why is it when i see here i get hungry for quaker oats? [laughter] anyway, that was like a "saturday night live" sketch, except i nearly laughed. it makes me wonder, how long do you have to be at sea for admiral levine to start looking good? [laughter] maybe it's true that an apple a day might

according to the latest reports the office of children's health mental health kidscontinue to report highly concerning levels of anxiety, aggression, self harm and suicidal thoughts . teenage girls, students of color and lgbt cute kids . one third of high school students experience sadness and hopelessness . nearly every day while one in 10 teenagers attempt suicide nearly half of lgbt cute kids youth seriously consider suicide . today one in six kids are experiencing severe depression, used to be one in seven. my administration andi are not going to let up on our work in this issue in 2024, were going to double our efforts take the whole of government approach . but i am announcing and creating an interagency council on mental health and directing wisconsin state agencies to work together to reduce barriers and address gaps in mental health services . were going to develop a statewide mental health action plan to address the root causes of our mental health crisis, increase awareness and reduce stigma and build capacity for staff access to mental health services statewide. [applause

general assembly will fully fund the early intervention rate increases recommended by the office of the health insurance commissioner and eohhs. [applause] finally, in collaboration with secretary charest, in the coming weeks, i'll be signing an executive order focused on improving rhode island's healthcare systems and planning work to ensure we have access to an efficient and effective healthcare delivery system aligned with our state's needs. the working group created as part of this executive order will be comprised of members from my health cabinet, professionals, with broad input from a wide array of stakeholders who will be ready to do the work. under the leadership of the department of health director dr. bandy, we're building a new state health lab. which my partners up here a great deal to do with. this public-private partnership will also have much-needed wet lab space which will be essential to growing rhode island's life sciences industry. [applause] for over a decade, leaders have stepped up to the microphone and talked about how massachusetts is a leader in life science and that

the office of the acting minister of health of the tambov region was empty.with illegal hunting, alexey ovchinnikov never took the stuffed wolf with him, like many other personal belongings. known and respected in in the region, physician alexey ovchinnikov came to the attention of several law enforcement officers. i’m honest, and so are you, but the police were not afraid of the official’s threats and continued to do their job competently and with dignity, they decided to search the trunk of the car, found a hunting rifle, which ovchinikov forbade even to touch, a little deeper there was a container with a butchered roe deer carcass, hunting season which was completed back in january, these are ribs, shoulders and fillets in a bag, on the territory of the pervomaisky district by employees of a separate specialized... at the russian ministry of internal affairs in the tambov region, two cars were stopped, in the interior of which multiple fragments of kasul carcasses were found, as well as tools for cutting them up. in addition, a hunting rifle belonging to t

of illegal animal hunting. executive office. duties of the minister health care in the tambov region is empty.al associated with illegal hunting, alexey obchinnikov never took the stuffed wolf with him, like many other personal belongings. a well-known and respected physician in the region, alexey ovchinnikov, came to the attention of law enforcement officers a few days ago. traffic police officers stopped the car in which he was a passenger. the inspectors decided to check the driver's documents. the one who was still active at that time immediately joined the conversation. carbine, which ovchinikov even banned touch. a little deeper there was a container with a cut up roe deer carcass, the hunting season for which ended in january, these were ribs, shoulder blades and fillets in a bag. on the territory of the pervomaisky district, employees of a separate specialized battalion of the road patrol service of the state traffic inspectorate of the ministry of internal affairs of russia for the tambov region stopped two cars, in the interior of which multiple fragments of roe deer carcasses were f

director general of the world health organization, tedros gapriesus, who also warned of a worsening inhumane health and humanitarian situation in the strip. gaza's government media office says residence of northern gaza have only had animal feed to eat for the past three weeks. medical charity doctors without borders says it's outraged by an israeli attack its shelter in almowazi, the socal safe haven. the shelling killed two family members of its staff and injured six. yet none of that persuaded british politicians to unanimously vote for immediate permanent cease fire in gaza. instead, the debate earlier this week on the motion table by the scottish national party descended into chaos. also, day four of hearings at the international court of justice in the hague netherlands on the legality of israel's occupation of palestinian land. iran's representative listed series of measures he said constitute israel's ongoing violations. tel aviv rejects the legitimacy of the hearing entirely. since october last year, the us that israeli genocidal war on gaza has killed at least 29,00 palestinians and injured more than... others, probably the highest killing rate since the rond

health unit. so, the captain is partnering with one of our high school programs to develop plans to develop the backyards a safe space. under office of employee health. the nurse are practical tigzer returned work modified duty throughout the month of january. final example exams for 133rd complete. 15 exams completed. 307's were 59th. 3807 reporting mechanism for an injury at work. that is self treated. and reported and in the upon event the individual need to be seen by a doctor we would fill out a 5020 report. 5020's in january were 43. top 3 were covid. back and shoulder injuries. that dataal be included in our worker's comp meetings so that we can track and garth the data on the injuries we are seeing throughout the department we can create mitigations equipment. training or fitness to ensure folks have the healthy career. our investigative service under captain todd wells. he had 22 members participate in prosecute motional and probation alcohol drug testing. and attended training and resource ordering capability class. sxf of performed backgrounds investigations for the 25th. h3 level 1. and performed intake for the 134th.

of police officers and willingness of police officers are becoming more and more of great concern to the departments across the country. and many departments today at this very moment have in house mental healthport that is in place for police officers who are involved in traumatic events such as this. in the movies they may shoot someone and walk away and have a cup of coffee. in real life, we all have emotional distress now that we have to deal with any time we're involved in such a traumatic event. but there is a lot of officers out there, inside their agency, and in my heart and prayers, certainly do go out to everyone involved in this, particularly that child, we're going to continue to pray for that child, a release from the hospital. but our hearts go out to those public servants who stood there and stood in that fight to protect others inside that church, who were worshipping, hundreds of people were worshipping and they were the difference between life and death and our hats are off to those officers. >> and we're out of time, but isn't it every time it seems like we get a mass shooting, there are calls, we need more mental health systems, support, money, and yet again and again and

known o president bidenesta established the first ever office of climate changebl healh equity, a new bureaucracy deep within the department of health and human services. well, at least health and human services belong together. but climate change and health equity might as well be themi office of brains joy. >> they are. th >> so why bring this up now? well, the office of climate change and health equity or ouchi rhymes with fauci wants to scold you and the scold in charge as america's assistant secretary health adm rachel levine. >> take a look. , hello.i' i'm admiral rachel levine. this black history month, i am pleased to partner with omi in advancing betteeased tor thrh better understanding for black communities. climat bee change is having a disproportionate effect on the physical and mental health effect of black communi. black americans are more likely than whitek americ to live in as and housing that increase their susceptibilityn to climate related health issues. s.and 65% of black americans report feeling anxioureports about changes imp. >> why is it what i hear i gete hungry for quaker oats. e anyway, that was like a sat

therapists, we have cardiologists, pulmonologists and so on, the acting minister of health of the kherson region has been in officeraining, over the past decade and a half he has shown himself... as a responsible leader in various positions, previously headed the ministry of health of tuva, now he is the new a challenge to complete the staffing of medical institutions in a troubled region, we interacted with the russian ministry of health. working groups to provide practical medical assistance specifically to our population, what they are are the specialists that we need, just... they form groups throughout the year for a month or for 2 months, and then they send us specialists and we distribute to medical institutions according to need, so we are now planning to go to the intensive care unit in the skadovsk central district. for that, to communicate with visiting doctors and anesthetologists from kabardin, bulgaria. skadovsk is another city in the south of the kherson region, far from the contact line, but it is still a combat zone. in november , a missile strike was carried out on the city in the sssu, but this

a work of saving people money on health -- health care, which after housing is the second largest cost coloradans face. since day one of my administration starting with the creation of the office of saving people money on health care, we've been bold in taking on the insurance special interests and tackling the true cost drivers in health care. our work to save people money in health care is led by our incredible lieutenant governor, diane primavera. [applause] and this has already led to historic successes including the bipartisan reinsurance and colorado option which has been cost-saving game changers for people accessing health in the state. a family of four in grand junction has saved nearly $26,000 since 2020 thanks to insurance and pueblo. families have saved more than $18,000. that is real money and i want to thank the bipartisan legislators who worked to make these savings possible. other states, even the federal government are taking notice and modeling their own efforts after colorado's. we've also capped the cost of insulin thanks to senator roberts and representative maybury and judah and epi pens as well. but we know our work is not done. [applause] prescription d

the president or the chief executive officer of infirmary health in mobile on this is a statement also from the center for reproductive medicine the recent alabama supreme court decision has sadly left us with no choice but to pause ivf treatments for for patients. we understand the burden this places on deserving families who want to bring babies into this world knew have no alternative options for conceiving because we've reached out to all the clinics in alabama. these represent a large portion of the services being provided in the state yeah, there's 5 million people in alabama, 1.6 people suffer from infertility or deal with it. there's only eight clinics and meg by that math, we're now down to five with potentially more to come. so broadening this out, are there any implications for reproductive rights, nation? and wide? >> that is the fear that a reproductive rights activists and people who work in fertility medicine have. we got a statement from the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists who are worried about this sort of broader fallout. they note that this sets a

been tested all the impulse of, they said such trials were against the law. opening serious questions about what happened in body poll. the prosecutor's office, the original health administration of full time, original state administration, and the minister of health care adult and investigation, and concluded that no clinical trials or testing of any drug or of exceed in the full tower region. 14 ahold of ukraine were performed for sleep. it is forbidden by law. drug companies often seek to offshore clinical charles on humans to developing an emerging countries where they can find a large, portable nor will people along with a max regulation. we framework post soviet countries remain for all ground and given the level of corruption and ukraine, it became a prime target. or the 1st clinical trials took place there in 1996 in 1998, just 20 international trials took place in ukraine. within 10 years, this figure reached 466 with an output trend continuing. 888 clinical trials were taking place in ukraine in 2022. the number of sight to put him to conduct clinical trials for the similar trend. rising from 175 in 2001 to more than 1300 in 2009. 1 of the drug compani

have been tested on impulse of, they said such trials were against the law. opening serious questions about what happened, embody, poll the prosecutor's office, the original health administration of full time, original state administration, and the minister of health care adult and investigation, and concluded that no clinical trials or testing of any drug or of exceeding the bolt, our region, 14 ahold of ukraine were performed. firstly, it is forbidden by law. drug companies often seek to offshore clinical charles on treatments to developing and emerging countries, where they can find a large port of on mobile people. along with a max regulation, we framework posts, or the countries remain focused on ground and given their level of corruption and ukraine. it became a prime target. the 1st clinical trials took place every 1996 in 1998. just 20 international trials took place in ukraine. within 10 years, this figure reached 466 with an output trend continuing. the 888 clinical trials were taking place in ukraine in 2022. the number of sight to put him to conduct clinical trials for the similar trend. rising from 175 in 2001 to more than 1300 in 2009. 1 of the dru

of the health tourist , they had compiled a practical instruction for the health tourist. based on that instruction , an agency must be approved. after 2 years of the experience of that travel service office , it will be able to obtain the health carrier's travel permit. he wanted a doctor by his side and a series of problems he said that most of these come in the process of issuing permits and encountering problems. we have a health tourism council, in which both the ministry of health, the medical system, and the ministry of foreign affairs and we are members, based on a joint decision. after these incidents , we reduced a lot of these so that it could be facilitated in the issuance of our health tourism permits. most of the complaints we had, by the way, in the matter of health tourism , the satisfaction of travelers is high . the complaints they have are from intermediaries. between the executive body, that is, the ministry of health and the ministry of tourism, there was a series of these today, i can say that these differences have been reduced to a minimum, a clear example. this year's exhibition, where about 70 tourism companies and hospitals participate in this exhibition , a sep

director general of the world health organization, tedros gabriesus, who also warned of a worsening inhumane health and humanitarian situation in the strip. gaza's government media office says residents of northern gaza have only had animal feed to eat for the past three weeks, medical charity doctors without borders says it's outraged by an israeli attack its shelter in almwazi, the so-called safe haven, the shelling killed two family members of its staff and injured six, yet none of that persuaded british politicians to unanimously vote for immediate permanent cease fire in gaza. instead, the debate earlier this week, on the motion table by the scottish national party descended into chaos. also, day four of hearings at the international court of justice in the hague netherlands on the legality of israel's occupation of palestinian land. iran's representative listed series of measures he said constitute israel's ongoing violations. tel aviv rejects the legitimacy of the hearing entirely. since october last year, the us n' israeli genocidal war on gaza has killed at least 29,00 palestinians and injured more than 69,00 others, probably the highest killing rate since the

. >> in today's dollars and cents, the health care industry is accused of opposing a state mandate to cap medical bills. now, california's new officehealth care affordability wants to prevent costs from going up no more than 3% a year, officials say they hope for a sustainable and equitable health care system, but the nonprofit news site cal matters reports the health care industry is balking at the proposal, calling it unrealistic and arbitrary. 38 states currently have these cost benchmarks. a state agency wants to use artificial intelligence to give business owners tax advice. now call center agents for the california department of tax and fee administration plan to use ai responses generated from online content to respond to generic tax questions from business owners. the project is the start of an ai regulation and adoption process that the governor kicked off last year. well, a handful of local businesses, all within walking distance of each other, are offering some big discounts ahead of the super bowl. second, sunday's at the point is kicking off a monthly event this sunday. in point richmond. several businesses will make t

director general of the world health organization, tetros capriesus, who also warned of a worsening inhumane health and humanitarian situation in the strip. gaza's government media office says residents of northern gaza have only had animal feed to eat for the past three weeks. medical charity doctors without borders says it's outraged by an israeli attack its shelter in al-mawazi, the so-called safe. haven: the shellen killed two family members of its staff and injured six, yet none of that persuaded british politicians to unanimously vote for immediate permanent cease fire in gaza. instead, the debate earlier this week on the motion tabled by the scottish national party descended into chaos. also, day four of hearings at the international court of justice in the hague netherlands on the legality of israel's occupation of palestinian land. iran's representative listed series of measures he said constitute israel's ongoing violations. tel aviv rejects the legitimacy of the hearing entirely. since october last year, the us that israeli genocidal war on gaza has killed at least 29,00 palestinians and injured more than 69 thousand others, probably the highest killing rate

of health tourism , they have formulated a practical instruction for health tourism, based on that instruction, an agency must be approved. it could be after 2 years of experience in that service office. it happened that he was able to get the health tourism permit, he wanted a doctor by his side, and he had a series of problems, most of which come in the process of issuing permits and they face problems. we have a health tourism council, which is both the ministry of health and medicine, both the ministry of foreign affairs and us we have a membership and based on the joint decision of these events, we have reduced many of these so that it can be facilitated in the issuance of our health tourism permits . most of the complaints we had, by the way, in the matter of health tourism, the satisfaction of travelers is high. the complaints they have are from the intermediaries. the mediators were due to the differences between the executive bodies , i.e. the ministry of health and the ministry of tourism , which caused a series of middlemen to grow. today, i can say that these differences have been reduced to a minimum. a prominent example is this year's exhibition, which has about 70 tour

sanctions restrictions, worked in clear cooperation between the russian ministry of health and the prosecutor general's officeal plenipotentiary representative in the siberian federal district, their building block, and of course, we couldn’t have done it without your personal support, but the new facility allowed us to close the loop of oncological care in the tomsk region, we have primary oncology departments, including in the districts , there is high-tech diagnostics of tumors, including radio and radiation, we have one of... one of the best oncology games in the country, with which we actively cooperate, combining science and practice, and now the most modern surgical center, while we, of course, continue to focus on the early detection, as mikhail albertovich said, of cancer; last year in the tomsk region, more than 60% of tumors were detected at an early stage. vladimir vladimirovich, you have set a task for us. saving the people of russia , we are solving it with your support, thank you from tomechi, congratulations, i hope that everything will be organized in the best possible way, we are moving to b

ministry of foreign affairs, the ministry of heritage and the ministry of health, and these cases are reviewed by the doctor's office. the patient is allowed to enter. 280 hospital centers in iran have received health tourism permits, and with the increase of these medical centers, the goal is to attract 2 million foreign tourists in the country. nasreen bekpour, radio and television news agency. according to the announcement of the basij organization, more than 20% of the country's jihadist groups have been mobilized in the educational fields in the regions. villagers and eshai operate . the yas jihadi group is one of these groups that reach more than 500 talented students on the margins every year the city of mashhad provides free educational services. hossein agha is from the outskirts of mashhad. we had a mentality that konkur is a big promise. we cannot defeat it at all, we cannot succeed in it. because not everyone can succeed in it. you must either have a lot of money or, for example , have attended a lot of classes or have very good books . this talented young man has been able to get a passing grade in the

office initially declared it illegal. what are the reasons and what compelling arguments does the investigation have? report by sultan zeganov. an excited man in the frame, acting at that moment in rio. minister of healthf the tambob region alexey ovchinnikov. you might think that he burst out with bad words addressed to the traffic police officers. inspectors ask for clarification. are you threatening again? no, of course, yes, i'm threatening. a conflict captured on video, in a normal situation, can result in serious problems for the speaker, because the speech it's about insulting government officials. add to this the fact that when the car of the main regional representative was stopped by the police. in the trunk they found a carbine and fragments of the carcass of a roe deer, the hunting season for which had been closed for more than a month; these were ribs, shoulder blades and fillets in a bag, so there was nothing to figure out in the region. departments of the ministry of internal affairs opened a criminal case on the fact of illegal hunting, and the chairman of the investigative committee of russia alexander bastrykin demanded that the head of the investigation department of the investigativ

as of is really showing, the complex has been under scenes for weeks garza's health when history says is ready for us as of stuff medical and office stuff going into the medical buildings . they're also set of rejected, repeated demands for safe escape routes. from those sheltering inside united nations previously called nasa place of death. in the north of guys us, several children have died at the come all on one hospital from the lack of food and liquids is really military is making it more difficult to deliver humanitarian supplies. dozens of children admitted to hospital don't have proper medication. i'll just say it as honest, i'm sure they have sent this report from the hospital as the definitely we are inside. then you need to intensive care units have to come a large one hospital. well, we have a number off, you've own babies who are suffering from city and money, attrition and funding. it's very difficult to obtain the required medication and treatment as this really occupation continues to prevent relief and human c, n a and medication from entering the gaza strip and reaching these new won't babies as well as the patie

related centers to receive additional treatment after meeting with the army's mental health officer. various areas of the occupied territories, including haifa , were targeted by resistance attacks today. news sources reported hezbollah's missile attack on several positions of the zionist military center. this movement also announced an hour ago that they targeted the zionist settlement with katyusha rockets has set. in six operations, lebanon's hezbollah targeted the positions and gatherings of zionist soldiers in the north of the occupied territories and the occupied farms of sheba . in this context, i am having a conversation with my colleague , mr. azimzadeh, who is stationed at the border between lebanon and occupied palestine . i greet you. tell me which military positions hezbollah has specifically targeted the zionist military, and with what weapons . what areas in southern lebanon has the zionist army attacked? ms. mirsane , dear viewers, hello, good night. lebanon's hezbollah in these six operations, two military settlements and the zionists have targeted two gatherings, a base and espionag

colleague is the dean at the university of maryland is also the former acting surgeon general and served 27 years in the u.s. public health service as a commissioned officerrained in dermatology family medicine and occupational medicine. and then lastly the public was executive director of the american public health association. this health secretary he has experienced it as a clinician. were going to continue our discussion we start with doctor bush on. i want to start with you. you oversell the 50th anniversary of the surgeon general's report on smoking. you are both an idealist and a realist. what steps do you think we should take to lower the overall burdens of tobacco products used in the u.s. while protecting youth? >> but to acknowledge the facts and made incredible progress in this arena but let's pat ourselves on the back. public health is an incredible things. as you mentioned it was just 10 years ago in january that we issued the 50th anniversary report which makes it according to my math is 60 years we will be commemorating since he first surgeon general's report on smoking and health rate 1964. terry is surgeon general is in fact a smoker is

today it is one out of every three kids who walked through their office door. it is the biggest cost of health care, is treating diabetes in this country. it is now higher than our military budget. it is not something that you want our political leaders to be thinking about? [applause] shouldn't we be asking the question, what is causing it? and shouldn't we have an open mind about it? we know that genes don't cause an epidemic. this is an epidemic. shouldn't we be asking that marvin turned people in my generation -- one out of 10 people in my generation, 70-year-old men, had autism. all the stereotypical intensities. one in 10,000 people my age is like that in america. why is it one in 34 kids now look like that? shouldn't we be asking that question? shouldn't we be asking the question? [applause] the republicans will debate -- i don't think democrats or even debate. but when they debate, shouldn't somebody be asking them what are you going to do about that? that is not happening in our country. it is the biggest cost to our country. it is dragging us down. we are the sickest people on the fa

monthly contracts report (dean goodwin, sfdph business office) *health commission february 2024 contracts report i'm a health plainer with the office of policy and planning and to present the annual report for effecting is registrar-recorder/county clerk by the administrator code and summary of the accomplishments over the past fiscal year and incorporated feedback from the commissioners during our committee and public health committee and a thank you to the colleagues for their collective kwoms for this report next slide, please. the annual report opens the message and welcomes from the dr. grant colfax, dph director of health and formally (unintelligible) the expansion of the new health services the reopening of 3-d and the castle health center and the other center. and finally, for the laguna honda hospital revitalization and the directors message from the former commissioner and his message discuses the dph response for laguna honda hospital reverification and the reopening of the three aforementioned clinics and both of the providers introduction for the departments activity discussed in the report and. next slide, please. the ne