the america academy of pediatrics is urging doctors to talk about firearms safety. with their patients and for a lot of people, it's remained a taboo topic. cbs is nikki batiste looks at how doctors are working to change that. >>>this gun range may feel a world away from a doctor's office. but these are medical professionals training to save lives by learning about guns >>>>felt like i had a real deficit and talking about firearms of patients. >>>we sat in on the class, dr james bigham teaches at max creek gun range in wisconsin. >>>>first thing i want to start off with is the bullet >>>with shop and gun owner steve d'orazio. >>>>that's part of being the responsible gun owner is knowing right from wrong >>>a primary care doctor and professor at the university of wisconsin school of medicine. doctor bigham asks his patients about how they store their weapons in routine visits >>>>people may feel it's too personal, but as a physician. absolutely. i have the space to say we got to be doing everything we can to protect our children, our communities. in 2018. and tweeted

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the american academy of pediatrics says tongue ties may be overdiagnosed and too often treated with surgeryie release surgery uses scissors or a laser to cut away tissue under a baby's tongue. proponents of the treatment say it can aid in their ability to breastfeed, but the pediatrics group is suggesting more non-surgical options be considered. >> we're following the story of the push to make the rainbow pride flag an official landmark in san francisco's castro district. as we told you last night here at 11, the iconic flag flown above harvey milk plaza is the creation of the late artist gilbert baker. it was originally designed in 1978 for the gay freedom day parade, known as the san francisco pride parade. today. now, the full board of supervisors will vote on the landmark proposal with an amendment that the flag fly 24 over seven. >> as i understand it and others may speak to this, that was gilbert's firm intention, and has been the practice of the keepers of the flag installation these past decades. i'm asking to add this language just so it is very, very, very clear. >> the full board

the american academy of pediatrics says tongue ties may be overdiagnosed and too often treated with surgeryongue tie release surgery uses scissors or a laser to cut away tissue under a baby's tongue. proponents of the treatment say it can aid in their ability to breastfeed, but the pediatrics group is suggesting more non-surgical options be considered. >> we're following the story of the push to make the rainbow pride flag an official landmark in san francisco's castro district. as we told you last night here at 11, the iconic flag flown above harvey milk plaza is the creation of the late artist gilbert baker. it was originally designed in 1978 for the gay freedom day parade, known as the san francisco pride parade. today. now, the full board of supervisors will vote on the landmark proposal with an amendment that the flag fly 24 over seven. >> as i understand it and others may speak to this, that was gilbert's firm intention, and has been the practice of the keepers of the flag installation these past decades. i'm asking to add this language just so it is very, very, very clear. >> the ful

that has the american academy of pediatrics urging doctors to discuss firearm safety with their patientsporter: this gun range may feel a world away from a doctor's office, but these are medical professionals training to save lives by learning about guns. >> i felt like i had a real deficit in talking about firearms with patients. >> reporter: we salt in on the class dr. james bingham teaches at max creek gun range in wisconsin. >> first thing i want to start off with is the bullet. >> reporter: with shop and gun owner steve da razzio. >> that's part of being the responsible gun owner is knowing right from wrong. >> reporter: a primary care doctor and professor at the university of wisconsin's school of medicine, dr. bigham asks his patients about how they store their weapons in routine visits. >> people may feel it's too personal, but as a physician, i absolutely think i have the space to say, we got to be doing everything we can to protect our children, our communities. >> in 2018, the nra tweeted regarding this topic that doctors should stay in their lane. what's your response to that

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the american academy of pediatrics is the latest and largest medical society, raising concerns about the rising number of tongue tie surgeries aimed at making breastfeeding easier, the report says. breastfeeding problems are rarely caused by infant tongue ties and encourages pediatricians and other medical professionals to consider non-surgical options. while the rate of injuries and hospitalizations linked to electric scooters and bikes is increasing across the country, according to a new study out of ucsf, the number of bicycle injuries doubled every year from 2017 to 2022, and e-scooter injuries rose by 45%. earlier on mornings on two the nine, we spoke with benjamin breyer, one of the authors of that study, and he says injured e riders tend to be slightly older and wore helmets less often than conventional bike or scooter riders. and in some cases, alcohol was involved in the crashes. >> the concerning thing that when we compared e bikes and scooters to conventional bikes and scooters, what we found were people were using helmets less and, the cohort was more likely to have exposu

white house defended the position, saying it aligns with the recommendation from the american academy of pediatrics of health care for trans youth and their families. the human rights campaign issued a statement saying in part, these decisions belong between a patient, their family and their health care provider. this administration has committed to fighting for trans youth and must continue without hesitation for years after the unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia, a jury has ordered white nationalists to pay damages to victims. >> the protests started over the city's plan to remove a statue of confederate general robert e lee. during the rally, one man drove his car into the crowds, killing one person and injuring several others. white supremacist groups will have to pay more than $2 million in damages, and that money will go to people who suffered physical or emotional injuries. >> now, an update from the abc7 news i-team on a story that we have covered for five years. yesterday, a court made a major decision in the case of two bay area men convicted of killing a plain clothes pol

the american academy of pediatrics, the leukemia and lymphoma society, children's hospital association, stanford medicine, children's health, the alliance for childhood cancer at the national organization for rare disorders endorsed this bill, and i think all of those organizations. children should also benefit from advancements in cancer treatments which is why representative mccaul and i introduced that give kids a chance act. currently, the fda cannot direct clinical trials to test combination of drugs in children, despite combination of therapies proving effective in adults. our legislation gives 58 that authority. legislation has 188 bipartisan cosponsors and has been endorsed by 50 organizations and research consortium. every member of this committee voted for this legislation as part of the fda user fee legislation last congress. finally, i joined representative mccaul, burgess, bilirakis in introducing creating hope reauthorization act instead of research by providing pediatric drug developers with the vouchers to speed fda reviews of new drug products. the pediatric priority r

sorts of, you know, substantial research done in the area, as far back as 2016, the american academy of pediatricshlighted both the benefits and risks of digital media use for children. there was another very large study done by jean tuong from, psychological science in 2017. they analyzed data from over 500,000 adolescents and national suicide statistics, and the study found significant increases in depressive symptoms, suicide related outcomes, and suicide rates among adolescents. since 2010, especially among females, and these increases were closely linked to greater screen time, particularly on smartphones and social media. >> rao well, you know, there's not everyone who's who's on board with this. i think that the california school boards association also responding to this topic. i mean, they do agree that that smartphones, may not be allowed in schools, but they do say this should really be left to the local level. part of a statement here. i want to read it. they gave us it says we are opposed to the idea of state mandated cell phone bans or restrictions because of a broad range of opinion

according to the american academy of pediatrics, children are particularly vulnerable to the heat.dults. on average, nearly 40 children die every year from overheating in a car in the u.s, and so we really encourage caregivers to do a few different things to help make it part of your routine. >> so some good advice for parents leave reminders around your car so you do not forget your children. >> like putting a bag in the back or a child's toy in the front. also, make sure your doors are locked when the car is parked to keep your kids from being trapped in a parked car. new at six, a popular community event in the east bay that may not return because of funding issues, then new restrictions on when certain businesses in the tenderloin can be open, and the local grocery store that has a murky future because of a proposed merger between proposed merger between albertsons and kroger. a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up® >> we hope you enjoyed those cooler temperatures yeste

physicians, including the american medical association, the american academy of family physicians, the american academy of pediatrics and more. were the vaccine requirements a clinically sound tool for improving uptake of safe and effective vaccine?>> yes, you would like people to get vaccinated voluntarily and realizing the important effect on it, but the fact that people were vaccinated by whatever the motivation was, clearly saved many lives.>> and with the 17 seconds i have, what steps can public health officials take to bolster confidence in these life-saving interventions since there has been so much misinformation circulating?>> that is going to be very difficult congresswoman because there is so much misinformation around, that we have to do a better job of reaching out and trying to get the correct information. but that is difficult when you have a very energetic group of people continually spreading misinformation about vaccines. we have to be more proactive in putting out the facts and the data and the information that is correct.>> thank you very much for your testimony and i yield back.>> i recognize dr

the american academy of pediatrics says that unnecessary surgeries may be happening with infants to correct it's often treated through a simple surgery, but this new report says half the kids treated for tongue tie may not need surgeries. >> the practice got to be very common without a lot of good data, and we got very concerned that this was being done really without a lot of input in fact, in many cases without any input of the pediatrician. >> the report recommends that a group including lactation experts, pediatricians, surgeons and other medical professionals work with parents to consider non-surgical treatment options. new research says dogs can smell that a person is under stress, and the stress affects the dog's mood, too. that's according to a study published in the journal scientific reports. scientists recruited 11 dogs and 18 humans volunteers with a little canine experience to demonstrate how human stress. the researchers found the smell of sweat from someone who had been under stress often threw dogs off when trying to find a treat. the results imply that dogs expected more pe

onology, republican scientific and practical center. pediatric oncology, hematology, immunology, and the institute of biorganic chemistry, national academyhe results have simply impressed us, the effectiveness of this method, 88% of complete cure, complete and 12% partial, significant prolongation of life. i let me remind you that we are talking about dying patients, where is the effectiveness. chemotherapy has been exhausted; no more treatment methods exist; there are similar analogues abroad; cell therapy in highly developed countries is carried out; the cost of treating one patient is about 555,000, so for an oncology patient it is free, this is the cost for a foreigner, of course . the price attracts foreigners; they have already flocked to the republic of belarus. how long has this technology been around? for several years, we have two-year results. by the way, we carried out, quite by accident, at the insistence of the patient himself, such treatment for a primary patient who was completely, as we say, well, maybe this is a slang expression for a neglected one, that is, with a massive spread of lymphoma throughout all organs and ly

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