margaret mary wilson, executive vice president and chief medical officer at united health group. with me is the medical director of the healthy generations program at children's national hospital. as a practitioner here in washington, d.c., i'm wondering what health inequities you see in order seven and eight -- in ward seven and eight. >> one out of every three children that come into our health center are actually experiencing childhood poverty. that has applications for health outcomes. we see childhood obesity, poorly controlled asthma, infant what calculates our high. you lay on top of that the social determinants of health, things like food and security, unemployment, underemployment, housing and security. all of those things correlate to negatively impact the health outcomes for children in wards seven and eight. act -- one out of every three children have experienced up to 10% of missed school days. that can decrease the chances of children graduating from high school and increase chances of children experiencing poverty as adults. >> this week, the united health foundati

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cochair of the world health organization's civil society working group on climate & health.speaking to us inside the cop. next up, we go outside because today there was a climate activist people's plenary in the cop26 followed by a walkout. asad rehman led the walkout. we will talk to him outside. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "parade" by sylvan esso. this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman. as we continue our coverage of the u.n. climate summit in glasgow, scotland, where negotiations for a climate agreement have entered their final day. an earlier draft had called for "phasing out of coal and subsidies for fossil fuels." meanwhile, the new draft is calling for the phaseout of "unabated coal power and of inefficient subsidies for fossil fuels." one of the added words, "unabated" means nations could continue using coal if they are able to capture large amounts of the carbon dioxide they emit -- something that's been widely deemed controversial as the technology to fully capture greenhouse gases is still being developed. indigenous leaders and climate justice activists have denounced

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. >> i just signed up with my health group and did a drive thru clinic. >> reporter: the flu shot is getting harder to find in some parts of the bay area as the season begins. this was the e e for berkeley and in san jose, the earliest rite aid flu shot is nearly two weeks out. at cvs, three out of two dozen pharmacies are scheduling appointments. last month, cdc warned about flu shot shortages between shipments of supplies like syringes and needles as demand goes up. >> it could be worse than previous years. >> reporter: health experts including stanford university epidemiologists are concerned this flu season may be severe and last year's nearly nonexistent flu season as we wore masks and stayed home may be one reason for the cause. >> the levels of antibodies in the population have gotten lower than usual. so that means that we have less immunity going around. if the virus circulated again, more people could get sicker. >> reporter: do you feel lucky that you got yours? >> i say get it as soon as possible. >> reporter: marilyn and rob were ahead of the surge listening to the recom

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recruiting at the time and they reached out to me and offered me a good position in the animal health group. in the beginning i was very reluctant to take but they convinced me to do it. it was always my idea it would be a sabbatical. i would take a small break, come back to what i really love doing which was researching in academia. but i didn't. i fell in love with the company and what they are doing. i fell in love with the private sector because i saw how dynamic it is and how you can make a difference. i stayed -- so far i am 28 years with the company and i stayed three in greece. the other 205i spent internationally. the job was enough. to join pfizer -- [indiscernible] -- we lived in eight different cities. that was an interesting experience. most of them our kids had to follow. i think that was the biggest gift. they were exposed to different cultures and civilizations to understand that diversity is important and understand that the world is not how it looks in new york or texas or atlanta. the world is very different in every single corner. i think that was very important. and her

well, let's now bring in at jeff lazarus, he is the head of the health systems research group at the barcelona institute for global health and professors. we've been hearing now vaccine manufacturers as well, also saying it could be 2 to 6 weeks before we know about just how effective our current vaccines are against army kron. that sounds like really quite a long time, especially given the fears about how infectious it is. it is a long time, but it can't really be made any shorter because we need to document cases in those who are vaccinated and see what their responses are they having mild symptoms? are they having more serious symptoms? so to really a reminder that we need to be taking all sorts of other be cautions at the same time as we monitor the response to the vaccines. or given that as gina was just saying, we're already seeing community transmission and some places. and some estimates suggest it's been what circulating for a couple of weeks now. as someone who used to work with the w h o. do you personally think that the travel bands that are being rolled out a going to act

group. and health officials say they would like to see high vaccination numbers with that age group in the weeks this age group is one-third the dosage that is typically given to teens and adults. kids five to 11 must get those two doses at least three weeks abarter. >> early 2022. is when we may see a vaccine available for kids in that range. and i'll tell you i can't wait for it. that is going to be an important day for us as well. >> and now, we know pfizer is the furtherrest along when it comes to the vaccine companies. when it comes to testing for these kids under the age of five. we're live in martinez this morning, i'm justin andrews, kpix five. >> thank you, justin. we're going to go live now to jocelyn about a possible break- through this morning in treating covid-19. this could be a total game changer. >> that is right. it is big news when it comes to the fight against covid-19. pfizer says a recent trials, it cut the risk of hospitalization and death by nearly 90%. this is whgiwithin thset of sym and the drug is called paxlovan. the company has been testing the drug on adults who cont

i found availability at the fairgrounds through my local safeway pharmacy and health care group. if you don't find one right away, don't get discouraged because they're adding appointments as they get more supply. if you want that protection in time to gather with folks for thanksgiving and christmas, the time to get it is now because it takes about two weeks to take effect. >> i'm sure a lot of people are looking. where can i get one? thanks, kris. >>> developing this morning, kaiser workers up and down the west coast are threatening labor action next week. this is including pharmacists who plan to strike on monday in the bay area. about 2500 pharmacy workers threatening to hold a week-long strike. patients are being told to pick up medication ahead of time. in a statement, kaiser said that it is offer something stuff they have on the table that keeps those pharmacists among the highest paid in the profession. and it's fair to actually cover and continue to provide members and patients access to pharmacy services they need. >>> record inflation leading to americans paying more f

however, dozens of health care groups agree with the biden administration and say businesses should still implement the vaccine requirement to stem the spread of covid-19 ahead of the holiday season that 60% of businesses are moving forward with measures. >> they keep their workplaces safe. >> now that court ruling only specifies that osha can enforce the vaccine requirement. it doesn't say that businesses can implement it reporting live in washington. alexandra limon grant and vicki back to you. all right. thanks, alexandra. health officials fear that the coming flu season could be worse than covid-19. has been and that the world is just not ready to handle it. a report by an independent body of medical experts called the academy says world governments have to coordinate and start now to develop next. generation flu vaccines. it also recommends making enough for underdeveloped nations. they say as bad as the covid-19 pandemic has been a major flu outbreak could affect many more people the flu pandemic of 1918 caused at least 50 million deaths all around the world all across the bay area

to be protected from this virus. 92,000 kids in con that that costa fall in that five to 11 age group. healthe to see high vaccination numbers in that age group in the weeks to months to come. beginning today, you can bring your kids. the pfizer vaccine is about one- third the dosage given to teens and adults. kids five to 11 must get two doses at least three weeks apart for maximum protection. right now, other healthcare providers in contra costa and pharmacies are stocking up and getting ready to roll out their doses as well. so when can kids under five be eligible to get the covid shot? >> the trials for kids under five have been underway. we anticipate that in early 2022 is when we may see a vaccine available for kids in that range. i'll tell you i can't wait for it. that is going to be an important day for us as well. >> and he says he can't wait and certainly some parents can't wait either because we have heard from some who are eagerly waiting to make sure their kids under five also get the covid shot. we're live in martinez, i'm justin andrews, kpix five. >>> the labor department has

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is jeff lazarus, head of the health systems research group, sponsor luna institutes for global health, and it's good to have you with us on the news worries. should we be about this news? surgeon corona virus? i think we need to be quite worried. what we're seeing is last transmission is increasing in all europe countries. the good news is that countries with a rather high or highest vaccination coverage, hospitalizations and deaths are lower. we're seeing certain resistance though, and in many countries around europe see to bring in different regulations to tackle this. are we not the talk of new restrictions in germany? we heard earlier in the program, but operators apartments are came to pass this. do you see the dilemma for government? so trying to tackle this new ways, but there's a public, pretty sick of being locked down and dealing with the corona virus. well, people want to have it both ways. on the one hand, they don't want to get backs needed, and on the other hand, they don't want to pay the consequences of not being vaccinated, which is locked down. there are other kinds

they reapproved another billion and a half through 225420 eco-health alliance, the same group doing thisction research. some of the viruses they are working on recombining with unknown viruses have lethality or mortality of 50%. the mers is a coronavirus from early 2000s. 50% mortality. they are taking it and merging it with unknown bad virus and saying, "hey, wonder what kind of virus we'll get it and wonder whether it will infect humans." not understanding that it could be something that could be, you know, risky to the entire civilization. and there are objective scientists who are not partisan. kevin esvelt is an mit lauded research, crisper research that may eventually cure geneticd diseases. he says he is worried this could be civilization ending type of research, and there needs to be investigation. we have not had one hearing to investigate this. i have asked repeatedly for democrats, let's have a bipartisan hearing to investigate this kind of research and make sure it does not happen again. zero, we've gotten nothing from them. >> sean: you have been proven right the entire time

i found eligibility through my health care group, and if you don't find one right away, don't get discouragedmay have to drive someplace you are not familiar with. >> a lot of people are out there already. i accidentally pulled into the parking lot of kaiser, and i got it in. >> we'll send you to the fair grounds. >>> speaking of kaiser, kaiser workers are planning to strike on monday in the bay area. 2,500 pharmacy workers are threatening to hold a week-long strike. patients are being told to pick up medications ahead of time. kaiser says it's prepared to provide patients with access to the pharmacy that they need. >>> and then pg&e facing another criminal charge from the zogg fire. cal fire said utility inspectors said the tree did not get to be cut down. it burned more than 56,000 acres and destroyed more than 200 structures. >>> and then a group clean up the lake says the past six months it gathered over 18,000 pounds of trash out of the water. that cleanup has been along more than the half of 72-mile shoreline. divers found plastic bottles and cans and sunglasses. you can watch the entir

i also found one through my local safeway pharmacy, and i found a vaccine available at my health care group right away, don't get discouraged and maybe just try someplace different, and give a couple weeks for that vaccine to build up before you gather for the holiday. >>> about 2,500 pharmacy workers are threatening to hold a week-long strike. patients are being told to pick up medications ahead of time. in a statement kaiser says it has an offer on the table that keeps its pharmacists among the highest paid in the profession and it is continuing to provide patients and members the pharmacy services they need. >>> in the past six months, one group gathered over 18,000 pounds of trash in the water. cleanup was along more than half of the 72-mile shoreline. the group hopes to finish the cleanup by february. you can watch the entire story on our website, nbcbayarea.com. got to keep it blue. >> keep it blue. that's what we are seeing this weekend when we look at the skies this weekend. blue skies, meaning a nice weekend for us, kari. >> yeah, spots like south lake tahoe, it will be a great wee

a grant some extra powers to deal with the health crisis. a group from southern california has filed a lawsuit, claiming current conditions no longer justify the declaration. >>> a live look at san francisco, where a water emergency was just declared due to the drought. it means a new call for conservation. all too .7 million sf customers are asked to cut back water use by 10%. for now, the reduction is voluntary. >>> you don't have to tell paul heggen twice about the need for more rain. >>> unfortunately, we don't have any rain in the forecast for the next 7 days. things look more favorable in early december. in the short term, gusty or wind kicks in tonight. high pressure building in from the pacific, squeezing the atmosphere to produce the stronger band. they will remain gusty over southern california as we talked about, with red flag warnings in effect for southern california tomorrow, thursday, and friday. for us, the strongest gusts shape up in the overnight hours. from napa to vacaville to fairfield, 25 to 45 mile per hour gusts. there will b

health. the third group will remain the traditional stores. >>> starting today a lot easier to book a booster shot appointment through the state vaccine website. there has been some confusion over who can get the shot or even how. nbc bay area's kris sanchez moving us forward this morning with an easier way to get the shot before the holidays. >> reporter: we've been making our thanksgiving shopping list and travel plans but also trying to find an appointment for a covid booster a lot of us looking to be protected in time to gather with family and friend in person. starting today anyone 18 and over can book an appointment through my turn.ca.gov, the state's website. my search came up with 20 locations within 20 miles of my zip code. i got lucky there. you can also check with your local pharmacies, the locally owned ones, though. i can tell you the national chains are still adhering to the cdc's eligibility. you can also check with your doctor. those appointments have been booking fast. all bay area counties are hosting walk-in locations. check your county website for that. we also talked with

group was following. so wer in a sign of the population's health, this group has five infants, and several juveniles.ski: yeah, they're having a ball. >> stahl: that's serious. >> stoinski: they're having a ball. >> stahl: she told us they play for fun-- and to practice fighting. or perhaps, just to show us who's boss. near us in the forest, it sounded like a silverback photo shoot was going on. but fossey fund research assistant nadia niyonizeye wasn't snapping ordinary pictures. she was using a technique called photogrammetry to get better measurements of gorilla size. >> nadia niyonizeye: there are four centimeter in between each. >> stahl: by beaming lasers onto the gorilla's body and head, which it doesn't feel. >> stahl: oh, i see it. back at the office, she uses the ke pcise sce s the heart of the fossey fund's mission. they have the largest collection anywhere of gorilla skeletons, where scientists from around the world come to do research. >> stoinski: just sort of taking pieces out and pulling it like that. >> stahl: and a gorilla poop lab. you gather their poop? >> stoinski: it's like a tr

court will hear two oral arguments on the texas abortion law, the first challenge brought by a group of health providers, the second by the justice department. that is getting underway beginning in about 8.5 minutes. we are going to air it on c-span two this morning. you can also listen to it on the new c-span now app and our website. until our program ends at 10:00 a.m. eastern, your calls with lawrence gostin. this is melissa and iowa. -- in iowa. caller: i have a question for your gentleman on here. he said his wife said he finally got the pandemic he wanted and all he has wanted. how do all these folks in 2015 know that if president trump got elected there was going to be a pandemic? guest: first of all, my wife was just joking, literally a joke. nobody wished the pandemic on anybody and we have all suffered. so have i. it has been a horrible thing for the world. we all knew there would be a pandemic that would occur, but nobody knows when. there will be another one coming up beyond covid. we cannot tell you whether it is going to be next year or in 100 years. biology and ecology and natur

nothing is more important that children's health, this age group will get to low doses 3 weeks apart.e schedule as everyone else but using a smaller needle. please make the decision to protect your children. >> with the same vaccine that has already saved millions of lives. the cdc says nearly 2 million 5 to 11 year-olds have had covid-19. >> while they are less susceptible to serious infection. us surgeon general doctor vivek murthy stress. the virus has hospitalized thousands of kids and killed hundreds the truth is that covid is not harmless. >> in children. that's why murphy told fellow parents the vaccine is the best protection. i have a 5 year-old son. >> and we are eagerly looking forward to getting him vaccinated to murphy warned children can also pass the virus along to more vulnerable populations. >> while those younger than 12 won't be fully vaccinated by thanksgiving. they could be by the christmas holiday and will help them return to lives where they can learn playing and thrive. >> and the cdc says vaccinating 5 to 11 year-olds will cut the transmission of covid-19 in th

however, dozens of health care groups agree with the biden administration saying businesses should still implement the vaccine requirement to stem the spread of covid ahead of the holiday season. >> federal health officials are set to expand a booster recommendations to all eligible adults ahead of the holiday season. we're talking a nationwide are expected to authorize pfizer booster shots for all that probably will happen this week. the cdc could meet tomorrow to review safety information. if approved boosters would be available nationwide to and the adult has had a second dose of the vaccine. at least 6 months ago. california has already cleared the way a lot elidgible adults to get boosters any california resident, 18 and older can get one. again. if it's been long enough since the first shots. >> all across the bay area today kaiser permanente workers are on the picket lines to support engineers who are striking for a better contract. engineers and union members have been on strike for the last 2 months amid contract negotiations, citing alleged unfair labor practices and pay in tot

however, dozens of health care groups agree with the biden administration saying businesses should still implement the vaccine requirement to stem the spread of covid ahead of the holiday season. and stay with kron 4 for the latest covid information that includes finding the vaccine for kids. you can scan the qr code on your screen. you'll be directed to the special section of our website. that's republican reduced jones's murder sentenced to life in prison without parole. this was a partial voctory for activists who claim jones was wrongfully convicted celebrities athletes, millions of people signed a petition to grant jones clemency jones was sentenced to death 19 years ago for fatally shooting an insurance executive during a carjacking. he says it was his co defendant who shot and killed the executive. meanwhile, throughout his nearly 20 years on death row questions have surrounded the guilt or innocence of julius jones. his defense team says he was misidentified jones himself says he was framed and high profile celebrities. steph curry, steve kerr have brought worldwide attention to

vaccine test e and testing mandates for private businesses tied up in court, dozens of leading health groups or testing mandate. in a joint statement, the groups wrote, in part, quote, we, physicians, nurses and advanced practice clinicians, health experts and health care professional societies fully support the requirement that workers at companies with 100 -- over 100 workers be vaccinated or tested. from the first day of this pandemic, businesses have wanted to vanquish this virus. now is their chance, to step up and show they are serious. that joint statement was coordinated by our next guest, former obama white house adviser for health policy and vice provost for global initiatives at the university of pennsylvania, dr. ezekiel emanuel. zeke, thank you for being on with us this morning. how important is it that all businesses do this, and what's the chances all will comply with an actual mandate? >> it's very important. we have to get our vaccine rate up 85% to 90% of the population, and we know that's not going to happen voluntarily so it has to happen through mandates. we also know wo

the headlines: health ministers from the g7 group of leading economic powers are to hold an emergencye latest countries to investigate suspected new cases of omicron and canada has confirmed two infections. as tigrayan rebels in ethiopia claim they're advancing ever closer to the capital addis ababa, the government has released this footage it says is the prime minister on the front line. abiy ahmed announced last week he'd lead his army in battle. the fashion designer and creative director of louis vuitton, virgil abloh, has died of cancer. the a1—year—old, considered a trailblazer of the industry founded the label off—white, and was the first african—american to become creative director of a french luxury brand. kanye west was among the star's he dressed. now on bbc news, hardtalk�*s stephen sackur speaks

the world health organization's technical working group will meet tomorrow to discuss the variant andide whether to give it a name from the greek alphabet. the u.k. band flights from south africa and five other african countries. all across the bay area, volunteers worked to bring meals to people in need. abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz shows us how much this effort means to those who received a visit. >> so you have what looks like for deliveries. liz: in san rafael, volunteers lined up to pick up warm thanksgiving meals to deliver to people in need. >> so the people who are getting meals today are homebound older adults who don't have the ability to do their own grocery stopping. they are alone on thanksgiving day. >> everything is all packaged up per person. liz: the nonprofit calls this operation thanksgiving. they made sure anyone alone and in need of a meal today could get one. >> and we had over 150 meals that we're delivering today. and we have about 40 volunteers, 40 cars i should say, that are coming in. and they're filled with family , grandparents, grandchildren, every mixtur

which new group? health care has obviously been a great place for investors to put money.viation, not so much during pandemic. 4 the company that i would say has the most buoyancy is health care. we can see that today with siemens. plus the elevated valuation as opposed to the overall company in that industrial portfolio. it was notable and i think that will be the case here. you have kept 19 per -- 19.9% of health care going into aviation to help fund the development of the next generation rise engine. i think that's very encouraging. and i think, you know, as you spin this out, aviation will do well, but it's a long cycle business with long expensive development cycles. matt: when i started off as a cub reporter covering siemens 22 years ago in munich, at that point they were also going through a conglomerate to breakup structure and then got back to a conglomerate. is that just a cycle that you see with these big industrial companies? 4 conglomerate ideas started at itt in the late 60's. i think that the market endorsement peaked in the late 90's under welsh. i think th

the headlines: health ministers from the g7 group of leading economic powers are to hold an emergencyg the latest countries to investigate suspected new cases of omicron and canada has confirmed two infections. a 7.5—magnitude earthquake has struck northern peru, sending shock waves across the region. the tremors were felt more than 1,000km away. hundreds of homes and buildings were damaged near the epicentre, but there have been no reported deaths. the fashion designer and creative director of louis vuitton, virgil abloh, has died of cancer. the 41—year—old, considered a trailblazer of the industry founded the label off—white, and was the first african—american to become creative director of a french luxury brand. kanye west was among the star's he dressed. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline london with shaun ley.

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vaccinations have pushed governments around the world to make vaccination mandatory for health workers, other high—risk groupsosing vaccine mandates up until now and has focused instead on incentives from private businesses and individuals. but with the delta vary advising and just 58% of the country vaccinated, he has changed his strategy. all federal workers and contractors were ordered to have the jab by december eight together with workers from private employers with 100 or more on their payroll. that will be tested for coronavirus weekly but it has not, that protest. the president�*s instruction covers 100 million people on two thirds of the workforce. circulated by the occupational safety and health administration the order has now been stalled by the courts. the response that is coming from the petitioners, this is a group of stage private organisations, religious organisations, have argued that that they are exceeding their federal limits. that they are stepping into things that belong to the states to decide. elsewhere, germany has so far not gone down the route of compulsory vaccinations. instead, f

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chris: so are health insurance companies covering treatment specifically for long-haul covid? the group that represents them, america's health insurance plans, said it's basically a work-in-progress. "efforts are underway to help the health care system identify and code for long-term covid." but john is feeling lousy now. john: i had some good weeks. april was pretty good. chris: so he asked us to speak up for him. we did. kaiser then approved his referral to the out-of-network clinic. john: the last thing i want to do is be on tv talking about how weak i have felt, how hard this has been on my family, but i will tell you, i'm greatly appreciative of nbc and what you've done. chris: kaiser declined to discuss specifics of john's case. in a general statement, it said, "as more has been learned about this virus, our practices have evolved." and kaiser permanente has recently created its own physician-led group to address the specialized needs of long-term covid-19 patients and coordinate their care. if you survived covid-19, but now fell ongoing symptoms, john says your goal should be to

health service waiting list which has already hit record highs is likely to rise further. today there are 6000000 people waiting for shed jewelled hospital treatment. the chief executive group that represents health service leaders as attributed delays to underfunding, coven, 19, and failures in social care. dr. bob, gil toby, the chest was in bad shape before the pandemic started the demands on the chest, par redcoat levels, yet the amount of money going into support and provide that service is shrinking. because you mustn't forget, you have to understand how the government's handling of depend on a background of a desire to privatize the chest. and let's not forget, before we enter the pandemic, get a chance was short so short of 10040000 nurses. this government's been in power for 11 years in 2012 to introduce a major legislative change, which our soft care provision in our bags. so we entered depend demik in a very carry a situation. the problem is the chance is being set up to fail. the government wants to deal with ambling the american system where you have skid row, public provision, and the middle class out for private insurance. that's what's going on. and health c

britain, as the current chair of the g7 group of leading economies, is to convene an urgent meeting of healthisters to discuss how best to respond. all this as a number of countries have moved to restrict or ban incoming flights from southern africa, as caroline davies reports. schiphol airport on friday night. 600 passengers from two planes from south africa were disembarked and tested. now the dutch authorities have confirmed 13 people in this crowd did test positive for the omicron variant. those who tested negative were sent home. they include cathy hogarth, now back in the uk. she's self—isolating, but feels she was put at risk. i'm shocked. i feel quite vulnerable. on the planes, where, you know, social distancing is difficult — however, you are wearing a face mask, you are not allowed to walk up and down the plane — you're sanitising all the time. once we got to the airport, all of that went out the window. even the buses, the transport that they put us on, was crammed full of people. why has that happened? schiphol airport said it was a unique situation and they had done their best to

we are in coordination with all ministries, media groups, international health organizations, and donors aversion to vaccines, however us to link as among presidents in the far flung regions. campaigners are trying to both gain access to and spread awareness in those areas. vaccines are coupled with an extra dose of vitamin a, to help strengthen that children's immune system a you and is planning more vaccination campaigns in both afghanistan and pakistan. the only 2 countries who are polio is still in the mc. ham advice alicia. still to come here on al jazeera, how a former liberian gang leader hopes to en drug addiction in monrovia. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies the winter sponsored my cattle. a ways you may know it's noted beijing in just now. beijing, a good part of the north east and some parts of the eastern side of charlie godson snow went down to shan darn. it started the high ground of ebay and you see several centimeters fell, the some destruction from that. well, the sun is out. now the snow has stopped falling for the most part, the cit, a warning of the cold. why yo

we don't have a good history of health equity amongst racial groups. and so there has been a lot of effort put into trying to spread really valid information to those groups that are most likely to be skeptical. by the way it's looking like that is kind of working. if you say, hey, let's look at those who are fully immunized in the united states. the levels now for whites and blacks and latinos are almost the same and about 70 percent. so it got off to a slow start. but i think there's been a pretty good catching up as the information got shared. i hope that will happen also with children, but again, we have a lot of work to do there to overcome what is quite understandable in terms of distrust based upon past experiences that people from racial and ethnic minorities that had with the health care system, which didn't necessarily seem to be meeting their needs. we have work to do here and that work that needs to be done. part of it is the information sharing that you talked about. the other part might be acknowledging historical wrong doing. do you thin

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