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scotts bluff, nebraska. good afternoon, georgia. >> caller: good afternoon. i wanted to ask dr. mcneill about guillain-barre. my husband is unable to use his legs. it's his upper body. he's pretty much made a full recovery. he has had ivig, plasma exchange, physical therapy. so i would -- my question is, what are, in your opinion, his chances of fully recovering or even recovering enough to help him to the bathroom, stand beside a sink, just maybe transfer from one -- from the wheelchair to the bed or the toilet or whatever. >> guest: mam, the first of all, i'm not a doctor. i'm a reporter. so i would not venture an opinion. even if i were a doctor, responsible doctor would not give an opinion about your husband without having examined him. everybody's recovery from -- it's an autoimmune reaction. in some supreme it's mild. i had a colleague at work who god over it, recovered completely. some people do not recover. i can't say anything about your husband's case. i'm sorry. >> host: how does one catch or get an autoimmune disease? >> guest: you get something else and then your bo

dr. tara narula is here with us now. doctor, what are the new guidelines? >> so, scotting act, and if you imagine scales, before the scales were tipped towards harm, in terms of screening, and now we're slightly tipped towards benefit. and really this is also a reflection of the changing practice of inside this country, where patients are in the driver's seat. so the recommendations say men 55-69 should have a conversation with their doctor, where they discuss the harms and benefites of screening, and for men over 70, the recommendation is still not for screening. , and really, people need to understand that this isn't just a blood test, but it leads to a whole pathway, a cascade, where while it can be life saving it can also lead to overdiagnosis and overtreatment and biopposites and procedures that can cause pain, bleeding, infection, sexual incompetence, urinary incompetence, so really important to discuss it. >> pelley: why the change now? >> there's been new evidence in the last five years, new research that suggests screening can decrease mortality, decrease death

dr. tara narula is here with us now. what are the new guidelines? >> so scott, medicine is a balancing act.you imagine scales, before they are tipped toward harm. >> now we're slightly tipped to benefit. patients are in the driver's seat. the recommendations say men 55-69 should have a conversation with their doctor where they discuss the harms and benefits for screening. and for men over 70 the recommendations aren't just for screening. it leads to a pathway, while it can be life saving it can lead to overdiagnosis and treatment and treatments that can cause problems, so really important to discuss it. >> and why the change now? >> there's been new evidence in the last five years, new research that suggests that screening can decrease mortality, decrease death in men and decrease cancer that has spread. there's a new strategy used in the last five years like active surveillance. in the past when you had a positive test you might jump right to aggressive treatment, now it's more of a watchful waiting approach. >> have a conversation with your doctor. >> absolutely. >> dr. tara narula. we're

grounding that flight attendant and launching an investigation, and, scott, the woman in the video is now working with the same lawyer representing drdavid dow, the man removed from that united flight. >> pelley: kris van cleve. coming up next, a little girl's tumble into traffic. whfight back fastts, with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tum -tum -tum smoothies! only from tums bburning of diabetic nerve pain these feet... jumped into city life as a kid... ...and kept my town moving. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use ma

confirmation hearing includes questions from south carolina republican tim scott and ohio democrat sharon brown. announcer: dr. carson -- >> dr. carson into your family, --nk you for willing to be thank you for being willing to serve. if there's a person who has no reason to offer themselves to public service, it would be you. yet been a great example for many of us and like senator menendez suggested, our backgrounds are very similar. i reached the kind of conusion thatou have. there is so mu potential inside the human heart and the human head that we aught to look for ways to expose of that potential. that is such an important part of the equation and i believe that the greatest thing we can do for folks is help them find a path to their on independence. it is not to suggest of the government does not have a role, it is to suggest that government does not have the role in someone's life. i think your life to demonstrate to that as well as your answers to so many of the questions. >> i want to thank you for your desire to do a listening tour. we've had many issues around housing for many decades. when i was

his confirmation hearing includes questions from south carolina republican tim scott and ohio democrat sharod brown. >> drcarson, and to your family, thank you all for being willing to serve. if you are confirmed, your entire family will feel the impacts of your service to this country. there is no doubt that if there is a person in this country that has no reason to offer themselves to public service it, would be. you have done a fabulous job and been a great example for many of us in many ways. his background as well as my background and yours are very similar. i reached a of conclusion that you have, however. that there is so much potential inside the human heart and the human head and brain that we ought to look for ways to expose that potential. >> exactly. >> allow for people to experience their full potential. that is such an important part of the equation, and i believe like you believe, i think, that the greatest thing we can do for folks is help them find the path to their own independence. >> exactly. >> it is not to suggest that government zpw not have a role. it is, however, to suggest that t

dr. ben carson, congressman tim scott. we were all there with him.ent. he knows that we have to have good education and good opportunities to compete. so, he is doing that with not just the african-americans and women, but really for all americans. abby: we have been talking about that during the commercial break when you think about the last few years of president obama's presidency and the riots breaking out across this country between the cops, the police officers, and the black community. what do you think has changed between then and now because it does seem like things have calmed down a bit. >> the prayers of those who are praying for the president. we were praying for each of those 100 days. i believe that prayer is very key. and to strengthen the president to go ahead and move with those initiatives praying for him seat at authority and others that can have peaceful lives. prayer coupled with sanity, yes. pete: a wonderful message. dr. al veed king, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. clayton: coming up here on "fox & fr

scott. >> thank you, mr. chairman. dr. gottlieb, thanks for being here this morning. think you bring a healthy balance or an equilibrium. to this opportunity. you're a doctor. you have always been a patient, not just a patient but a cancer survivor so you appreciate the necessity of new drugs and sound and quality and safe drugs. you have worked for the fda on a couple of occasions and you've also worked with industry for a long time. you also have the support of dr. hamburg and dr. califf commissioners of the fda so i like the equilibrium that we see here and one of the comments you made during the opening statements or at least the comments i read, is you see a false dichotomy that it boils down to either speed or safety, and i would appreciate you expounding upon that because there's been much conversation around the pricing and price oftentimes is a component of how long it takes to get to market. there is a successful venture from clemson university in my home state of south carolina, the tissue bioprinting and i would imagine that given the current investments i

dr. kevin maxwell but says for the sake of his students and his sanity, has to be another way to deal with this. reporting live from prince george's county, scottbroom, wusa9. >> thank you, scott. >>> school officials say they can't tell us how many of the 636 teachers who have been investigated have been cleared for no serious wrongdoing. >>> two people got hurt when a fire broke t restaurant this morning. this was the scene around 11:00 at the corner of georgia avenue and otis street northwest. fish in the hood is the long time fixture for people in the petworth community. a firefighter and a civilian got hurt but not severely. people living upstairs have to find another place to stay. authorities say the fire started in the restaurant's ductwork but they are working to determine exactly what started the blaze. >>> it appears that united airlines just can't get a break. first the pr fumble involving a chicago doctor getting roughed up, and now this, a scorpion reportedly stung a passenger. richard bell says the scorpion fell from an overhead bin on a flight from houston to calgary on sunday. medics took him to the hospital where he was later

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scott, this is not going away anytime soon. regarding what happened on that sunday night. we now have the name of the passenger removed. he is drdavid dow. a doctor in the louisville area. they asked him to leave because he was being bumped from the flight. he said nope, i'm not leaving, then police in security removed him forcibly from the plane, dragging him down the aisle. the question that's been coming up from a lot of people is how often does this happen? how often with are you bumped? truly bumped, not asked to leave and take a buy, okay, i'll take money to leave, but you have to leave. of 86 million passenger, 3600 were bumped. another 62,000, 63,000 were offered the chance to take $800, $1,000 and a ticket on a different flight and they said, sure, doil that. david, the founder and former ce of of jet blue was on earlier today and he said the key to avoiding this situation, dwif the gate agents leverage to offer more money. >> i think it's really giving the control of the gate agent to be able to bid higher price. to get people to voluntary get off a plaep. >> did you look at shares of united? again, we have heard from

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