dr. siegel. dr. david samadi, chief of row box at the mt.edical center, i'll do a carol merrill, he's right here. >> eric: and dr. marc siegel at nyu's medical center and, author of "the inner pulse" unlock the secret code of sickness and health" and if you are carol merrill, did it date me with jay? >> jamie: i'm dating myself, strike it from the record and i'm one of those people who needs a cup of coffee in the morning to get going. a new study finds drinking two or more cups a day can lower a woman's risk of developing uterine cancer. doctor, tell us about this. who wouldn't want to try that. >> it covers 67,000 women and is a great follow-up, they have about 26 years follow-up, which is incredible and you think who would fund a study like this and it is nih and we told about the fact, coffee can reduce the risk of cancer and, coffee, how many cups do you need, start counting, 1, 2, 3, 4 cups a day, the magic number in order to get the right amount of caffeine and we understand it is note caffeine that is causing it. antioxidants actuall

dr. siegel, thank you very much. >> thanks a lot.whole new meaning to ice water in the veins, doesn't it? dozens of new e-mails in released in the solyndra scandal just a day before energy secretary stephen chu is set to testify before a house committee. texas congressman joe barton will join us next to talk about what congress is finding. >>> imagine a black bear roaming around outside your front door. it is happening more often in the suburbs. we'll tell you why. ♪ ♪ if i should fall from grace with god ♪ ♪ where no doctor can relieve me ♪ ♪ if i'm buried 'neath the sod ♪ but the angels won't receive me ♪ ♪ let me go, boys, let me go, boys ♪ ♪ let me go down in the mud where the rivers... ♪ [ female announcer ] when you're responsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can count on. ♪ you need a car you can count on. a vacation on a budget with expedia. make it work. booking a flight by itself is an uh-oh. see if we can "stitch" together a better deal. that's a hint, antoine. ooh! see what anandra did? booking your fligh

dr. siegel thinks his fellow physicians should not expect a lifeline this time armed. dr. iegel's with me now. doc, they always pass this. a decade ago or more they put this in place and said cut the doctors' pay to pay for medicare. >> and medicare services are beyond what are expected for physicians. we get penalized every year. megyn: but every year they do the so-called doctor fix so you don't get your payments cut so elderly patients don't have to worry. why do you think it's going to be different this time around? is. >> every year it accumulates, now they're saying 27% which is an incredibly high number. i worry this year because you know what they usually do? they hide this cut in some other bill. last year it was the unemployment bill. but with the supercommittee there, and can they're looking so carefully at the deficit, what are they going to do? they're going to let this o can you are? the american college of physicians is going to the supercommittee ask -- and saying, yet rid of this altogether. megyn: wait a minute, they're advocating on behalf of the physicia

dr. siegel. it sounds nuts, too. does it work? d the medical a-team psychiatrist for this one. >> jamie: bring in dr. ablow. >> first of all, i had the same problem with sneakers. the underwear put a lot of stress on your hips, on your muscles, i don't believe they actually help you lose weight. that has never been proven and they say, a liter of beer you lose a week and is bad for your muscles and what does it do to your equipment, david? >> i can tell you, it... >> jamie: i'm sorry, did you just say equipment? >> he knows i'm a urologist. >> jamie: are men wearing these? >> he actually volunteered to wear it... >> i'm sorry. >> listen, i actually like it. it is a simple thing and i think the price of it is -- only $32 and if it makes you lose one or two pounds... >> jamie: how? >> what it does, basically, it makes you work harder. it is a resin-coated underwear or panty. and it makes you sweat more and work harder and if you walk 90 minutes a day with this, supposedly you use 200 calories, listen -- >> but i have a serious questi

dr. siegel, you can tell them to stay out of the sun, will they listen? >> u.s.service task force is claiming from 10 to 24 is a group that is going to listen. i talked to my 14-year-old about it this morning and he says he will not listen and i think the real issue here, and i disagree with the guideline, everybody should be told this, the american academy of dermatology says everybody should avoid sun exposure, not just specific groups but it is good we are turning to our teens and saying, don't go to tanning salons, don't go in the sun so easily and cover with sunscreen and getter vitamin d in other ways, if you need to, get out of the sun. >> jamie: the thing is with vitamin d you need sun exposure and you could explain it to your teenagers as well, doctor? do it properly. >> absolutely, but, the sun exposure you need to get enough vitamin d would be five minute walk from your car to the shopping mall, that is enough exposure with the sun, but, you know, we are living in an era where the kids really want to look pretty and girls want to have the tan and guys

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dr. siegel he says the exploding boomer population is really going to create a shortage in medical and geriatricthat particular level of health care and we know the market does not -- because of all the -- because of all the regulations and now all the issues with health care, it is very difficult. [ talking over each other ] >> gregg: brenda buttner, thanks very much. >> huauher: lawmaker receiving flak for denying people the right to clap. nope, nope can't do it. the story from peekskill, new york. [ applause ] >> reporter: everyone claps from crowds to presidents. to darryl davis clapping is aç fundamental human expression. why is slapping so important? >> it is human nature. if you agree with something or approve, you clap. it is like laughing. >> reporter: likely davis and residents in peekskill, new york have been clapping loudly and proudly. many times in opposition to the city's mayor. in late september mary foster responded by banningç clapping at all city council meetings. davis and other residents are outraged. to you, this is a basic human right? >> it is. it is like free speech as

dr. marc siegel. >> thanks, jon. jenna: from that story to this, jon.ohan is getting ready for a court hearing that could land her back in a familiar place. rick folbaum has more on this today. rick? >> reporter: jenna she certainly spends more time in front of judges than she does in front of movie cameras lately. she probably will be sent back to jail. she will know by next week. it will be standard protocol for the l.a. county jail if that happens. she is in trouble this time for violating her parole by not doing a community service stint at a women's shelter. in case you forgot how she got on probation in the first case, i'm not talking to you jon scott because i know you follow this story closely. she is on probation from theft and drunk driving. she is doing community service at l.a. county morgue. her probation officer said lohan didn't like the work she was required to do for the shelter. she failed to show up nine times. it was enough for the shelter to stop coming all together. she is facing 5th arrest since her first's in '07. she is chip off

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dr. marc siegel, part of the fox news medical a-team and from one of the best medical centers in the country. >> good to see you, martha. martha: the big question is, right, the notion in america we have the best health care system in the world. is that true? >> in certain respects it is. we have the best emergency care. this study showed our cancer care is excellent. breast cancer survives 89% of the time five years but we're spending $8,000 per person on the care. you and i discussed this before we came on. there is overuse syndrome where everybody wants it. when everybody wants it, it gets more expensive. knee replacement are more likely to occur here than in canada. i had two 80-year-olds came to me and one said i want a knee replacement. i want a hernia? martha: i want a hernia repair. >> i don't want a hernia, i want a repair. i told her you're 80 years old. there is lot of problems with that. but we have this sense of entitlement here. another problem is that we're not as healthy as some other places. the same study said, came out and found out that japan, the average lifespan is abou

dr. marc siegel joins us now.alk around and touch things, especially when you're shopping. you want to touch and feel and pick up the gadgets and the toys. >> it's common areas, heather. and i want to add one. right here at this table. i brought my sanitary wipes. i'm starting in right here just to make sure that i don't carry germs. but seriously, you know, there was a study that showed a few years ago that, actually, you pass the common cold this way. if you use hand wipes right after you're in a common area, after you use that escalator handrail, after you sit at that food court table and you watch somebody with a dirty rag wiping your table, if you bring your own wipes, you cut down on transmitting the common cold dramatically. 60% of the bugs that give us our stomach infections we carry on our hands, and we transmit them for 24 hours. heather: does the level of alcohol in the wipes matter? >> absolutely. 6 a 5-95% alcohol is what you need. the only problem with the wipes, by the way, is they actually dry your