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brought in a suggestion of a very tough french medical doctor who was at the tufts medical school at the time and harvard medical school and went on to run tests and he had been captured and accused of killing an ss card then captured again and wound up that he wound up and we have a photograph of him. >> this is actually christmas eve 1969. he is that resistance fighter and then the 2000 on recommendations and then handed them to me to be implemented but perhaps this is the lead into something else. but nixon in the mean speed proposed a radical change and at that point it was not in every county of the united states at all of those are reported eligibility standards and the requirements for levels of assistance he changed all of that and created which became the first that was income tested and they didn't have to pay anything that they simply had no money or cash to buy food stamps that is one of the few things he undertook was the snap program and then to feed tens of millions but in that christmas eve meeting, this is really important and with our recommendations but then turning to welfare reform a

i am joined by a professor of pediatrics at harvard medical school and a vaccine expert at the bloombergl of public health at johns hopkins university. thank you both very much for coming. >> thank you very much. jonathan: let's start with well-child visits. how do they impact future health? especially for children who don't -- would not have access to sufficient health services as an infant? >> well-child visits are part of working to make sure that children grow up healthy, giving them and their parents his skills and abilities for health care up. -- especially kids in poverty. there is a lot of work we can do in prevention in that area, too. jonathan: i have a question about that point but i will have to hold off. many visits include vaccinations which have been front and center throughout the pandemic. explain how vaccines layer the -- vaccines level the playing field? >> vaccines are a low -- you will need a vaccine once or twice in your life to prevent a disease from happening ever. if you can prevent a disease from happening, you never have to treat it. you never have to deal with

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policy and public health at brigham and women's hospital in massachusetts, and teaches at harvard medical school with us. there were some information there butjust run us through what we do know about this and importantly, what we don't yet know about it.— know about it. thank you for havin: know about it. thank you for having me- _ know about it. thank you for having me- i— know about it. thank you for having me. i think— know about it. thank you for having me. i think what - know about it. thank you for having me. i think what we i know about it. thank you for - having me. i think what we know right now, five or six days after this was first described is a lot of information about the genetic changes that are in this variant. but we do not yet know what those genetic changes mean. you can of hundreds of thousands of mutations that could add up to nothing in terms of a changing of virus behaviour or you can have two mutations that are devastating for us and we really don't know and we don't have the technology to make those leaps overi technology to make those leaps over i it is important to st

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another study last month from israeli researches and harvard medical school found booster doses for 92%ase. >> israel has always been about a month or a month and a half temporally ahead of us in the dynamics of their outcome, in their response by vaccination, and now in their boosters. >> reporter: as more people get boosted, another question looming is how safe are they? a big concern has been myocarditis in young men or inflammation of the heart muscle. have you seen anything from israel about any safety signals emerging? >> the answer to that is no, and we're in close contact with our israeli colleagues. >> reporter: dr. fauci's advice is that it may be time for all of us to get the shot. >> there are no significant adverse events, safety signals, that it looks clear from safety, then i would be very much in favor for having boosters for everyone who has been vaccinated at any age. >> reporter: now that we know boosters are safe and effect, how and where do you get them? the best place to start is by calling your local pharmacy or go online to your local state health department to s

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