issues have been medical research and i have been advised by a wonderful member of the community, dr. paula johnson who couldn't be here today but she is the director of the women's center at brigham and -- brigham and women's hospital. 20 years ago, she reminds me, 20 years ago congress passed the national institute for health revitalization act, and you probably didn't know it because i didn't know it until i was told, that will were not act was passed, the first time, the law required that women and people of color be a part of the research. now, before then you could just do all the studies you want and you could do it only on men. but until then, -- after that there was a requirement to include women and people of color, however in the area of cardiovascular health still today only 35% of the research projects include women. and then, of the 35%, only 31% break down the information based on gender. so what is that doing? it's creating this gap really between what the law's intent is and what is actually happening in research. so, you know you have to ask that next question. yes we are

paula. >>> we now bring in the host of hln's dr. drew. dr. drew penske.en the video of this latest drunken rant video. what's your reaction to it? >> well, not surprised i'm sorry to say. somebody who he is a a bing alcoholic at the intensity with which you're seeing hanni fest here, there's a mathematical certainty that he will relapse and do this again. we've not yet heard the last of him until something drastic happens and he has a moment of clarity where he can access and do something active, some sort of treatment to get him off of this merry-go-round, this will continue. >> zblooep it seems like, i mean, it is the ultimate denial. he is in denial. that looks like a moment of crisis, dr. drew. >> it is a moment. we've seen multiple moments of crises. my gravest fear is it will take years of that silence and, in fact, as you mentioned, this is denial. maybe it's what i would consider a mathsster class. he blames, rationalizes. every time you ask him if he was drinking, his response was, do you drink? that is how an alcoholic gets away with their disea

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dr. paula joins us from denver. dr. riggs opposed the state legalization of marijuana. allison is the criminal justice director for the american civil liberty's union, and wrote the ballot that legalized marijuana there. allison you worked hard for this legalization, but you have a 4 year old daughter to whom at some point you'll have to explain the dangers of marijuana. how will you strike that balance at home? >> i think i'm going to have to do it the same way that i'll have to strike that balance when it comes to alcohol or cigarettes or any of the other risky behaviors that people engage in, have an honor conversation about what those risks are, and what my personal goals are for my child's upbringing. >> more than 60% agree with the president, but it's illegal in 48 states and yet the president has equated it to cigarettes and alcohol. so how do young people reconcile that mixed message? >> i agree. i do think that kids are getting a mixed message and frankly i think it's difficult for assaults get the facts of the health impacts of marijuana, so they can make a go