you know, i actually wanted to go to harvard medical school because i was doing research there when ias in college. and you know, i just decided for myself that that was the right place for me to be, even though i did not have exposure to other institutions. i did not get into harvard medical school, and i still remember coming home on this day and opening the letter and seeing that it was a rejection. i was so crushed. i called my father, and he said to me, "i know you are upset about this, but something good will come of this because you will be able to go somewhere else and get a different kind of exposure. this is going to help you grow." and i was fortunately given a chance to attend yale. it became one of the most powerful educational experiences of my life, not to because of what i learned in the classroom but because of these incredible relationships that i was a part of and still feel i am a part of many years after. david: have you ever seen at the admissions officer from harvard medical school and told him he missed on the two-time surgeon general? vivek: no, i have not. bu

it turned out i did not get into harvard medical school.nd i still remember coming home on this day and opening the letter and seeing that it was a rejection. and i was so crushed. and i called my father and he said to me, he's like, i know you are upset about this, but something good will come of this, because you will be able to go somewhere else and get a different kind of exposure. this is going to help you grow. and i was fortunate to be given a chance to attend yale. it became one of the most powerful educational expenses of my life, not just because of what i learned in the classroom, but because of these incredible relationships that i built and this community i was a part of and still feel i am a part of many years after. david: have you ever seen at the admissions officer from harvard medical school and told him he missed on the two-time surgeon general? dr. murthy: oh, gosh. no, i have not. but look, there is a degree of randomness to the admission processes, number one. and i always tell young people now going to school that you

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martin call drove and he is an epidemiologist at harvard medical school and the what heat sweets it was, his expert opinion on coven, 19 vaccines. but straight away, he was this nurse, he was put a label that said misleading for violating the company's coven 19 misinformation policy. and that he was supposedly sharing false information, thinking that every one must be vaccinated is as scientifically flawed as thinking that nobody should cover vaccines are important for older high risk people and their caretakers. those with brian natural infection do not need it, nor children. so even though here we have an expert and he is tweeting about his expert opinion and that opinion, by the way, was shared by many medical professionals around the world. still because it didn't fit the cdc guidelines are they basically had him suspended. and another example, this is a funny one, actually there is a woman, a self proclaimed public health fact checker. and what she did was she replied, it's who it suites using cdc data. so data that the cdc produced itself, she was quoting lat, and she got slapped

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and the kennedy in medical history because john fitzgerald wrote kennedy's father went to harvard medical school. two sisters who were nurses and a brother who was a doctors have always loved medical history. wrote entire chapter i want medicines like in the 1880s when he was in harvard medical school over the publishers came to me and said this to be fine if you become a dropped her but he dropped out after your became a politician. so i couldi not use her the end of it. it was horrible but it's there. >> was just going into an archive that will be available. >> doris, your papers are full of research into the lives of the presidents use them because sometimes called my guys. let's talk a little bit about your relationships with the presidents about whom you have written. both those you've gotten to know and others you got to know through the archival record. what is your most memorable expense of the living president? >> thing at some ways it's with president obama. what happened is when he is running for the presidency one day he was still way behind heller in the polls. one day i got a call

earlier i spoke to professor of medicine at harvard medical school, doctor daniel kuritzkes, who wase efficacy of travel restrictions. i can certainly understand the concern about the potential for importation of new variants from other parts of the world. but in reality, these measures are very unlikely to have any significant impact in reducing risk. so i think these are more about public relations and perhaps a bit about foreign policy than about public health. interesting, because most people watching i'm sure will be looking at the increase in case numbers in china and won't want to see that kind of numbers and potential variants being imported into the country. it seemed to make common sense, are you suggesting the evidence from what we know over the last couple years doesn't actually make a great deal of difference. i think that's right. unless you impose truly draconian limits, as was done successfully in australia and new zealand, having testing or other sorts of partial travel bans are really not effective. look what happened a year ago when the us imposed travel bans to so

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earlier i spoke to professor of medicine at harvard medical school, doctor daniel who was sceptical ofof travel restrictions. i can certainly understand the concern about the potential for importation of new variants from other parts of the world. but in reality, these measures are very unlikely to have any significant impact in reducing risk. so i think these are more about public relations and perhaps a bit about foreign policy than about public health. interesting, because most people watching i'm sure will be looking at the increase in case numbers in china and won't want to see that kind of numbers and potential variants being imported into the country. it seemed to make common sense, are you suggesting the evidence from what we know over the last couple years doesn't actually make a great deal of difference. i think that's right. unless you impose truly draconian limits, as was done successfully in australia and new zealand, having testing or other sorts of partial travel bans are really not effective. look what happened a year ago when the us imposed travel bans to south africa

about an entire chapter on what medicinedi was like in the 1880s when he was at harvard medical school. the publishers came to me and said this would be fine if you would become a doctor but he dropped out after year and became a politician. i couldn't use hardly any of it. horrible, but it is there. >> wasted effort. just going into an archive. >> right, right. >> doors, your papers are full of research -- doris -- into the lives of the president you called my guys. let's talk a little bit about your relationships with the presence about whom you've written, both the went get to know and others that you got to know through the archival record. what is your most memorable experience with a living president? >> i think in some ways probably it's with president obama. what had happened was when he was running for the presidency one day he was still way behind hillary in the polls, but one day i got a call on myself cell and he said hello, this is barack obama and i just finished reading team of rivals and we have to talk. so went to his senate office building and he just wanted to talk a

in boston, where biotech innovates daily and our doctors teach at harvard medical school and the physiciansoing the world-changing research are the ones providing care. ♪ there's only one mass general brigham. dan: california socialist gavin newsom's reparations task force wants to put taxpayers on the hook for half a trillion in reparations for black americans. it could mean over $200,000 for people who qualify. >> the reparations could have cut covid-19 transmission. >> you can make a case for reparations without having to go to slavery. >> it's always discrimination. black people are treated like garbage in this country. >> we don't know what it means. people have different ideas of what reparations should look like. >> this sounds like one of these crazy leftist deals. they are going to put pen pen to paper on this. >> the half a trillion dollar only applies to one of their grievance areas. there are over a dozen areas of grievances they feel black americans particularly in california should have reparations for. some of those issues range from disparity in healthcare outcomes to discri

the fitzgerald in the kennedys and medical history because john fitzgerald's father went to harvard medical school and i have twome sisters that ae nurses and a brother that is a doctor and i love medical history so i wrote an entire chapter on what medicine was like in the 1880s when he was at harvard medical school and the publishers came to me and said this would be fine i if he would become a doctor but he dropped out after year became a politician i can use hardly any of it. >> it's not a wasted effort, it's going into an archive. >> your papers are full of research into the lives of the president that you sometimes called my guys, let's talk a little bit about your relationships with the president about whom you written, the ones you got to know and others that you got to know about the archival record what is your most memorable experience with the living president. >> in some ways it's with president obama. what happened, when he was running for thehe presidency one day he was still behind hillary in the polls but one day i got a call my cell phone andre he said hello this is barack obama

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