and republican leadership signaled to women across the country that their right to privacy, to healthcare and their own autonomy could now be violated. the consequences of the course's decision have been severe. one in three women, one in three women have lost abortion access. 17 million individuals can no longer access the full range of reproductive care. and nose who suffer the most have been rural and low income americans, people of color and members of lgbtq plus community, the trans community and black americans. the maga supreme court decision means our children will grow up in a world where they have fuller liberties than previous generations. that's not what the american people want. the american people rejected maga republicans anti-choice agenda last fall, but republicans still don't seem to get the message. today 14 states have enacted near total abortion bans and in florida, republicans passed a six week abortion ban, six weeks. that's before many women even know they're pregnant. how can that be considered anything by cruel. , inhumane. now republicans try to dress up their e

, so the burden really is on askers healthcare providers and physicians in healthcare providers and physicians. dr bayo curry—winchell and dr doee kitessa, i now want to focus on newjersey which had one of the highest mortality rates in the united states, earlier i spoke with tammy murphy, the first lady of new jersey who is working to dismantle those disparities within her state.— dismantle those disparities within her state. given “oining us to mi within her state. given “oining us to talk about t within her state. given “oining us to talk about a h within her state. given “oining us to talk about a topic]- within her state. givenjoining us to talk about a topic which | us to talk about a topic which you are very focused on and the recent tragic news of the death of the sprinter tori bowie while eight months pregnant has drawn attention to the alarming state of maternal mortality in the united states particularly for black women, american now the most dangerous place to be pregnant or to give birth in high income countries. why aren't doctors more focused on this? ~ , , . ~ aren't doctors mo

so the burden really is on us as healthcare providers and physicians in the healthcare system to changed decrease mortality in the united states. dr curry—winchell and dr kitessa, stay with us, because i now want to focus on newjersey which had one of the highest mortality rates in the united states, and earlier i spoke with tammy murphy, the first lady of newjersey, who has been working to dismantle those disparities within her state. thank you forjoining us on bbc news to talk about a topic which you are very focused on, and the recent tragic news of the death of the sprinter tori bowie while eight months pregnant has brought attention to the alarming state of maternal mortality in the united states right now, particularly among black women — american now the most dangerous place to be pregnant or to give birth in high income countries. why aren't doctors more focused on this? well, first of all, thank you for your interest in this and i think that with tori, it's enough is enough. we have seen this, and she is one of four who were competing and won the gold in the 2016 olympics in th

for old age, for unemployment, for example. 0r unexpected healthcare needs, so people save just to makeut at the same time, the savings are directed very much in towards the housing market and there is fairly limited alternatives for savings there. martin, before we go, how will this have an impact on emerging markets? has this have an impact on emerging markets? �* , , ,, markets? as we see, the us continues — markets? as we see, the us continues to _ markets? as we see, the us continues to draw _ markets? as we see, the us continues to draw on - markets? as we see, the us continues to draw on globall continues to draw on global savings to fund its current account deficit. as savings in guard, start to decline as a share of gdp, the contribution to global savings at the chinese will make or start to decline and so the global savings is available for investment in emerging markets. it will tend to be less. more difficult to find public infrastructure that they need to boost productivity. healthcare facilities, education, etc, so that is where we see the issues some emerging markets, par

there's stanford healthcare. there's brown and toland physicians, etcetera, um , within the kaiser world. it's essentially the kaiser permanente. medical group. and so, um. you know what's happening within the kaiser health system now is um you know, review of labor costs that are happening. uh perhaps, um, you know, individual negotiations that could be happening with various aspects of their labor. um increases that are occurring within the prescription drug purchasing environment happening more immediately. um so in other words, those costs kind of almost roll through as incurred within the kaiser system versus um, locked in, based on a multi year contract. that health plan like blue shield may have, um with various systems that have staggered dates, so does that help caught the cost flows or in this particular instance or not staggered in kaiser, whereas they are and other health systems correct, so they see their costs all at one time. exactly and you know what's been communicated to me. in separate conversa

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these are real consequences of not getting healthcare in a timely fashion. abortion is healthcare.to like it. but the politicisation, the criminalisation of this aspect of healthcare, makes it so healthcare providers are afraid. since moving to alabama in 2019, dr torres has faced death threats and had her medical license temporarily provoked, but she refuses to back down. 84% of maternal deaths are preventable and what do we do? we make it worse. without access to abortion care, the maternal mortality rate rises. more people die. so, over the past year, patients in alabama who've wanted or needed an abortion have had to travel hundreds of miles, normally by car and often, to florida. now, this neighbouring states does have restrictions in place but the is—week ban is far more permissive, compared to other parts of the south—east. but as i think we're going to see, florida's reproductive care system hangs in the balance. once upon a time, the home of disney was viewed as a swing state but in recent years, it's slipped out of the democrats' reach — most notably following the rise of

volunteers and aid workers are struggling to keep critical healthcare running.t the sudan doctors trade union says less than a third of hospitals in sudan's conflict zones are still open and many have been targeted by fighters. those that continue to operate and face cuts to power and water, and a lack of staff, medicine, and dialysis supplies. reports also show that since the outbreak of the conflict in april, rape survivors have struggled to access emergency contraception and abortion medication because a warehouse with nearly 50,000 post-rape medical kits has been cut off. this comes as a new report from the safeguarding health and conflict coalition concluded 2022 was the worst year of attacks against health care facilities and personnel worldwide in the last decade. the report found a 45% increase in reported incidents of violence against or obstruction of health care in conflict zones as compared to 2021, including in sudan. over half the documented attacks were in two countries, ukraine and burma. for more, we are joined in geneva by christina wille, dire

and making a value of them for how they wanted to be engage in the healthcare. they were being valued in the healthcare system and bring them value not benefits. >> example of building local capacity in many cases and bring resources and demonstrate and i know when i was out in the field, we invested in rural ambulances that allowed some people to connect request ambulances that got people to the road and then to a hospital or medical care facility there. it was amazing, the increase in survival rates of people who had difficult pregnancies or injuries and other things of that nature. now that we have done some of that investment, this happened in ghana, the local government will spread that throughout the country and sometimes these mobile units can go in, demonstrate the success of something like pepfar has done and it's picked up by local countries and governments and ten they invest some of the health budgets in the investment and the combination of the international with the local. >> doctor, you mentioned the local coalition and you've been involved with t

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that was mark showing us how ai in healthcare can be really useful.side, when it comes to ai being used to generate things like art, it can be problematic. yeah one of the big issues being copywrite. i mean, who should own the images that al creates? it's something that ben derico has been investigating. ai art has taken a massive leap recently. i mean, this one sold for over $1i00,000 at auction at christie's in 2018. with image generators like dali, stable diffusion, almost anyone can create a new art in a matter of seconds. but the models that makes this art don'tjust do it out of thin air. they have learnt to mimic styles, even specific artists, through a process called training, where the models injest millions, sometimes billions of images, scraped from websites all around the web. combined with text describing the images, they now have a data set that let's them create almost any type of image from a simple text prompt. it produces some interesting stuff, but the problem is many artists never gave their consent for their art to be used in an im

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meanwhile, at smaller healthcare centres like this one, they struggle with serious staffing issues. far. as you can see, there's a full waiting room and they have 150 patients coming through their doors every day. and the issue is this — that the nurses who are leaving are some of the most experienced nurses ghana has. it's pretty busy today. doctorjustice arthur has worked in the ghanaian health service for more than 30 years and is the most senior doctor at ewim clinic. he's particularly passionate about preventative care. the impact is enormous. let's take services like immunisation of children. if we lose public health nurses, then the babies that have to be immunised will not get their required immunisation and we are going to have babies die. then, there are critical care nurses, so if you lose them, it will take time to train them. and while they are away and while you are training, you might get people who need services dying. in the emergency room here, they lost a very experienced nurse to the uk. prince has dedicated his career to the patients in the clinic, so he struggl

despite the identified shortcomings in the healthcare sector of belarus , the system works and performs its task from banal restoring order and repair to organizing the work of high-tech equipment. patient routing has also been developed in several shifts. if the equipment suddenly breaks down about it on the eve, minister of health dmitry pinevich said, visiting the rnc, mother and child, where he planted trees symbolically with doctors, as the head of the department noted. the issues of uninterrupted supply of medicines and artificial joints are also being worked out. today, the fleet of the minsk regional center for medical assistance was replenished with a new ambulance of our production. this is a gift from the development bank, with the same department planning to launch a project on informatization of the healthcare system, in particular, the introduction of telemedicine in such a way in this way they will establish communication between republican centers and district hospitals and rural fathers. they planted trees, it is like a synonym or a synonym for showing that we are now p

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the last couple of years for a va similar to the lien of other healthcare systems. we are actually losing nurses from our healthcare rules for the going elsewhere change in the six or eight months. why did it change? congress passed two important laws mosey packed act as love authorities in there including pay authorities. and something called the raise act just expressly directed at nurses salaries. so we are using those authorities now. one thing we have to do better job of is a biltmore capability country. rather than moving nurses of round the healthcare providers let's get more nurses. i'm really proud of ba's capabilities there, just in portland on tuesday or maybe it was wednesday. i am not sure. i do not even know it today is. >> thursday. >> it wasn't yesterday tuesday. ar increasing the nurse assistance program where nursing students to all of their clinical work in the portland ba. so what we find is when we do that those nurses are sticky and stay with va. we also know, which is a good thing, but we also know that if they are not clinical training opport

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i'm a healthcare reporter moderating the discussion with our three expert panelists. please welcome general. sean callahan president and ceo and longtime leader and vice president of medical affairs. thank you for joining us today. you can submit your own questions. i willre do my best to get to those today as well. as congress gears up. i'd love to take a step back and look at what's been accomplished so far and what lessons you've learned for this and other crazies. to start off this is a question for all of you or if one of you would like to start first with strong bipartisan supportg i guess looking forward are there any specific things you will be watchingw us congress [inaudibl] where you're watching to make sure progress is not derailed. >> i'm going to be looking very closely to see if we continue i that bipartisan support because i think it would be amazing and continuous if notot at the same rate, more so because the impact is tremendous and we have to take into i account the fact people have been finding new ways to provide care but we need to continue the

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that was mark showing us how ai in healthcare can be really useful.to ai being used to generate things like art, it can be problematic. yeah one of the big issues being copywrite. i mean, who should own the images that al creates? it's something that ben derico has been investigating. ai art has taken a massive leap recently. i mean this one sold for over $400,000 at auction at christie's in 2018. with image generators like dali, stable diffusion, almost anyone can create a new art in a matter of seconds. but the models that makes this art don'tjust do it out of thin air. they have learnt to mimic styles, even specific artists, through a process called training, where the models injest millions, sometimes billions of images, scraped from websites all around the web. combined with text describing the images, they now have a data set that let's them create almost any type of image from a simple text prompt. it produces some interesting stuff, but the problem is many artists never gave their consent for their art to be used in an image generator like thi

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regional holiday of the word gratitude and recognition are addressed to our medics by the best healthcare professionals of the minsk region. those who take care of our health on a daily basis received awards at the museum of the great patriotic war, lapel pins of diploma and gratitude. for more than fifty representatives of the professions, among them are the laureates of the doctor of the year 2022 competition in the nominations of a therapist, surgeon, general practitioner. this is an award, of course, not mine, but the truth of the whole team and not only the hospital, but also the healthcare of the district, because only only in a team and only feeling behind a shoulder. uh, standing next to you can achieve some success quite health care. i have been working since 1979. in recent years, before moving to the last position, she headed hospital number two in the molodechno district. we have collected the best of the best medical professionals who deserve truly well-deserved awards at all levels, and today they are being born. you give me the ministry of health of the regional executive c

denying access to abortion is denying fundamental healthcare and if we allow this to continue, women will die if they haven't already. thank you. >> thank you so much, elizabeth. anya, can we turn to you next to share your story? >> last year the state of florida's taking week abortion ban very nearly killed me, and we still don't know how much damage that experience has done to our dream of one day having a family. like countless other couples we hard to have a child before starting ivf we lost more than a dozen pregnancies. only one of us making it past six weeks, and that was an ectopic pregnancy. similar experiences has helped me ease some of my pain. then last december 18 pregnancy was going alongk so well that te weeks ticked off, passing 12, 1016. we allowed ourselves the luxury of hope in went shopping for the first time and nicknamed her our bunny. but a few days later my water broke, gushing everywhere. and my dear husband derek rushed me to the er at the local hospital we had come to trust. the diagnosis wasex devastatingy vital. my membranes had ruptured, every condition.

we are not anti-women and terminating the life of an unborn child is not healthcare. in fact our pro-life convictions are sewn into the very fabricof america . just look at this towering advocate of life was federal funding amendment has saved according to the best data available the lives of 2.5 million of our fellow americans. speaking at the university of notre dame and which i know we have an intern from notre dame here today, hide said quotes, when the great wave of catholic immigration occurred in 19 century catholics didn't import pro-life attitudes. they were already here this was the consensus not only of the united states but all civilized people . abortion was wrong. the supreme court did express a new consensus, tax consensus that already existed. that consensus was forced by scientific developments regarding the unborn and action of the newly founded medical society went to medical association in 1847. modern medicine buys further proof that unborn children are already amazingly complex human beings. after six weeks, dvds are the beats approximately 98 be

we are not going to deny the access to healthcare in these critical cases. >> i appreciate you beingication that a national wave of gender affirming caravans may not stand at least not everywhere. yesterday and obama appointed judge ruled that arkansas's ban is unconstitutional. judge moody's decision reverses a first of its kind 2021 ban that could forecast the fate of 20 other states bans on gender affirming care for minors. republican arkansas leaders are vowing to repeal. >>> new signs china could be putting troops 100 miles off the coast of florida. that's next. you are watching andrea mitchell reports. this is msnbc. communities and the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's financial goals forward. pnc bank. ♪♪ with fastsigns, create striking custom visuals that inspire pride district-wide. ♪♪ fastsigns. make your statement. [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera s

it's hard to afford a home, inflation is very high, healthcare is expensive.e're in a lot of debt so i ragaini ellie believe the economy -- really believe the economy is on our mind. rachel: the economy is probably on their mind and conservatives have relied in the past on this growing up, you know, as you start getting bills and pay taxes that you're going to get more conservative. more and more i think you can rely less on that and i feel like they're getting indoctrinated with these young kids at a young age and it's really taking hold and we're turning out more aocs than we were turning out these young men thoughtful about their finances in the future. pete: the political de-transitioning is a lot more difficult about how many ideological hormones they're taking. seriously now in elementary and middle school that undoing that is -- i it's hard to deprogram from -- rachel: it's hard to deprogram from all the really hard core indoctrination of karine jean-pierre was talking about -- talking about the poll numbers comparing biden to obama and she says that bi

if you feel like explaining, everything must be fair, of course, they decide a lot, but in the healthcareially doctors , leaders should create comfortable conditions for them, and at the same time we understand the gains, the patient will be the president signed the order on improving the efficiency of the healthcare system based on the results of a meeting that took place 2 weeks ago, specific instructions were given to restore order to all levels creating conditions for the provision of quality medical care. at the same time , special attention is paid to rural residents . responsibilities are unconditionally distributed, because, uh, issues related to the sanitary and technical condition of the healthcare organization. they are directly assigned in fact to local authorities. the executive branch faces the ministry of health with questions that really matter.

hi california department, healthcare services or on actual healthcare delivery costs. heard him seventh is northern, cementing the healthcare to set patient rates hand rates for other services provided by the department of public health for fiscal years, 2023 to 2024 and 20 20/4 to 2025 items eight and nine resolutions approving the memoranda of understanding. between the following and the department of public health to establish the roles and responsibilities of each party for purposes of fundraising in capital projects head to authorize the department of public health to enter into amendments who or modifications to the mou s prior to their final execution by all parties that do not materially increase. the obligations are liabilities to the city. and unnecessary to effectuate the purposes of the mou or those resolutions. how item eight is with the san francisco public health foundation and item nine is but the san francisco general hospital foundation had him 10 is a resolution authorizing the acceptance and expenditure of state grant funds by the san francisco depa