there are some women who are exquisitely sensitive to hormones and hormone changes during a lifetime. most important component of parental caregiving is responsiveness to the infant. this is how i mom reacts to her baby -- she speaks to the baby the baby has emotional needs there is a kind of mutual emotional dance that goes on between them. but when a mom is depressed, what she says is she cannot attach to her baby, she cannot respond to the babies needs or the babies smile. charlie: what is the percentage of men who have post partum depression? guest: very underrecognized and very underresearched. probably between 5% and 10%. guest: the stigma of mental illness is something i see every day as a pediatrician. not being able to talk about something, whether it mental illness or any treatment, if you can't get help, i think it did delay me seeking treatment. in my opinion in america, a man is associated with several things, but weakness and helplessness are not considered to be masculine behaviors. that was what i experienced. when i was going through my postpartum issues with my wife

there are some women who are exquisitely sensitive to hormones and hormones changes during their lifetime. a most important component of parental caregiving, of course, is responsiveness to an infant. this is how a mom reacts with her baby. she speaks to her baby. the paeb has emotional needs. there's a kind of mutual emergency dance that goes on between them. but when a mom is depressed what she says is she can't attach to her baby. she can't respond to the baby's needs or the baby's coouz or the baby's smiles. >> rose: i want to get david involved in this. so what's the percentage of men that have post-partum depression? >> very underrecognized and very unresearched. probably at this point 5% to 10% of them. >> rose: tell me about your experiences, david. >> thank you charlie. i really appreciate the opportunity. i first just wanted to say that the stigma of mental illness is something that i see every day as a pediatrician, and i can say that not being able to talk about something whether it is mental illness or any illness if you can't get treatment, you can't get help. and i think th

you may have a hormone to absorb a lot of water and dilute your salt. there will be adree nal problems where your hormones, you are not absorbing enough salt and losing a lot or you're not absorbing or you're diluting it. in this particular patient, if your salt is low, you are going to get muscle weakness, possible seizures. and eventually you can have a lot of problems and electrolyte abnormalities and heart problem and end up in the emergency room. how did i do over there? >> you get the award on the diuretics. other than drinking too much water, number one cause and very right to be suspicious that this patient who's on blood pressure medicine is probably on a diuretic an i want people to know you're thinking that the diuretic is getting rid of water for you but it's also getting rid of salt at the same time and may lead to a low salt in the blood and very dangerous. >> for a lot of people out there, i know you work out a lot and, eric, a lot of athletes with the summer coming up, you may be sweating or may have just losing a lot of water but you wo

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are medical studies underway right now trying to figure out if adolescents with all those raging hormones can trigger melanoma in children which is the deadliest form of skin cancer. >> one maryland family believes their teenage daughter's coming of age played a role in how she died. here's debra alfarone with clair's fight. >> reporter: she wasn't a sun worshiper, always wore sunscreen, had annual skin exams and never touched a tanning bed, but 17-year-old clair wagonhurst of lutherville still developed melanoma, a skin cancer that some doctors think only adults get. there are two life lessons in this story. >> nobody told us that when you turn 13 or 14, it's a risk possibly. >> reporter: when clair wagonhurst turned 14 in 2011, a mole on her angle she'd had her whole life started to change. a doctor suggested it be removed, the next appointment in three months. the phone call to her mom marianne with a diagnosis a month after that. >> malignant melanoma, how can marianne, a former television anchor, was used to digging for answers, but this was the story of her life. >> my ankle, look h

. >> tiff rently to a particular hormone.ed learning act of those which had given birth. however, the hormone boosted learning in creatures had never been pregnant. although only perform on animals, researchers say it may be relevant for humans. think the result may mean that mothers could react differently certain drugs such as hormone replacement therapy. >> company head quart nerd king of prussia, is at the center of a fat shaming scandal. >> what do you think of this? cartoons in a employee's cubical has many declaring they're never going to buy a lilly pulitzer outfit ever again. >> so take a look. one reads: fat white and hideous, you should probably just kill yourself. another reads: i'm just saying, put it down, carb face. lilly came under fire months ago for not including plus size clothing in its price low price target line. some on line users said they took it as a joke. some other don't think it is funny. >> makes me angry to see something like that, especially from a company or someone that works within the compa

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can you think of a single instance in which a man's judgment was clouded by hormones.ust not be president of the united states but not because she is a woman. >> reporter: some say it could give her an edge in 2016 in. >> she would capture votes because certain people want to vote for a woman. experience matters. >> it's weighing that back and forth. >> i come out and take as many questions as people have. >> reporter: we're going to see you back here soon? >> oh yeah. >> as we heard in your piece, experience does matter. how much of a contender will she be in this political realm? she's been big on the business side but when it comes to experience in the political realm, she doesn't have as much as some of the others. >> i've been asking a lot of voters that exact question. and what i keep hearing is we have a lot of politicians in d.c. who aren't doing what we want them to do. let's try somebody else. i think people are very open to her lack of political experience with her executive experience as a ceo. but then again, it is very early in the cycle. it's easy to be

too much hormone after birth causes those mal adjustment symptoms. how about in humans?that they would work in a very similar manner. >> reporter: autism is more common in kids born after complicated pregnancies and new saliva tests of autistic children show unusually high neuro steroid levels. right now uc davis is beginning a stuffed 1800 families for the first time asking if autism's brain miss wiring may be at least in part caused by these hormones before or during birth. doctors are cautious because autism is complicated. >> i don't think there's going to be unfortunately the magic bullet the one thing that solves the problem of autism. but certainly a sight we need to follow the leads that seem incredible to us. >> reporter: feign those leads come from horses down on farm. john fowler, fox news. >>> wow! >> what an interesting study. >>> pennsylvania teen built her dream house arc teen. make that her dream tree house. you know what, it's all awesome. >> but now the township says wait a minute. tree house has got to go. this free-year-old she built the tree house al

researchers found pregnancy may change the way the brain responds to hormone therapy later in life.studies found that hormone therapy was lessee negative on rats with children than, or rather, baby rats, than those who never gave birth. it is generally used to treat brain disorders in middle age and older women. so everyone jokes about pregnancy brain. there you go. there is a reason. >> right there. some explosive accusations after the death of blues legend bb king. two of king's daughters say he was poison by some of his close aids. king died earlier this month at the age of 89. so far the coroner says there is no immediate evidence of foul play. but it, could take up to eight weeks to get autopsy results back. >> well, you wouldn't see sharon osborne on the talk for awhile. she's taking a month long break from the show. after doctors said she was suffering from extreme exhaustion. osborne's rep told people magazine she collapsed last week after trips to new york and toronto. she also had pneumonia earlier this year. you can catch the talk every weekday at 2:00 right here on cbs-3

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dopamine is a neurotransmitter hormone. if you are curious, you don't need the dopamine. that's why, interestingly, the children with the attention deficit disorders have low dopamine and you say -- ok we need to give them some medication to bring up the dopamine and make them zombies. the dopamine is down, i believe, because of the higher level of curiosity. amy: finally, the secret, the story that you told me before we went on air about your earliest experiences in cuba. you are a cuban-american. dr. martinez: yes, i grew up in miami and new york, but i went supposedly on a vacation you button 59 and my mother thought -- well, go to cuba, have a good time. i got involved with the revolution. so, i was living the dream. i was helping as a translator for the people. in walks in che guevara, asking for a translator. there's synchronicity. amy: che guevara? dr. martinez: yes, che guevara. i start translating for him. amy: not at the time a doctor, you are the translator for che guevara? dr. martinez: dr. martinez: for a while i did that. very interesting, very unassuming. h

hormones don't stop flowing. >> it appears there could be something on his psyche. >> in some ways its not just the process but psychologically your right it could be an absolute process. >> it makes sense it might have been a journey and changing emotions. this process along the way can certainly impact. >> good to lose weight but you want to do it the right way. going to stop being that i want to be a better person. but psychologically or politically. >> thank you so much. >> snake hill. smack dab in the middle of secaucus. >> more in the center of everything. right at exit 15 x. when you get here you feel like you have come across something that no one else is ever done before. >> a plane that just flew over the outside world is keeping in and pulling the plug on the phone. you have to go. >> hudson county. the county school of technology. 16 acres of adam mitrovich dinosaurs. the brainchild of guy gisele giselle who worked to create life-size animal charlie dinosaurs. >> he is a new jersey dinosaur. our official state dinosaur of friendly plan eating. this guy does not take any gu

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doctor spike, explain what is a synthetic hormone?st contraceptives around since the early 19 60s. basically, they are very, very safe. in the beginning, they had high levels of estrogen and progestin. and that led to problems, like blood clots. now, there is research out there, that indicates, that there is a slightly increased risk of blood clots with what we call thirds generation, the new err form of birth control. for everyone out there listening the risk is slight. slight, compared to pregnancy, where your risk of blood clots goes up by ten fold. so, this is a minimal risk, and many women, derived tremendous benefit from oral contraceptives. i want to show a picture of what the big problem here is. we are talking about blood clots, or deep venous thrombosis. what happens is probably in women who are obese, whom who smoke, women who have diagnosis that they didn't know about where their blood clots easily, they get clot called deep vein thrombosis. what happens is that can tread. go to the lungs, and can be lethal, causing what w

can any of you think of a single example in which a man's judgment was clouded by his hormones? at all? even in the oval office? [applause] hillary clinton must not be president of the united states but not because she's a woman. hillary clinton must not be the president of the united states because she is not trustworthy and she does not have a track record of accomplishment. [applause] when i was the ceo of hewlett-packard, a publicly traded company, if i made a misstatement of material facts about my record, or about our results, i could be sued and charged. if i told one person something that we intended to do in the future, and told another person something different about what i intended to do in the future, i could be sued. i could be charged. imagine if we had this level this standard of accountability among the professional political class of washington, d.c. [applause] the american people will have a choice. are we going to demand trust transparency, and more than words from our political leaders? do we want someone in the white house who is not afraid to be held accou

can any of you think of a single example in which a man's judgment was clouded by his hormones? [laughter] carly fiorina: any at all? [applause] carly fiorina: even in the oval office? [laughter] [applause] carly fiorina: hillary clinton must not be president of the united states, but not because she is a woman. she must not be the president of the united states because she is not trustworthy, and she does not have a track record of accomplishment. [applause] carly fiorina: when i was the ceo of hewlett-packard, a publicly traded company, if i made a misstatement of material facts about my record, or about our results, i could be sued and charged. if i told one person something that we intended to do in the future, and then told another person something different, but -- about what i intended to do in the future, i could be sued and charged. imagine if we had this level this standard of accountability among the professional political class of washington, d.c. [applause] carly fiorina: the american people will have a choice. are we going to demand trust transparency, and more tha

. >> she told a story about hormones which was over really well.he e-mails and the men there with their wives applauded as well. -- the females. >> jeb bush comes to dinner. he had a pretty good reception afterwards. they let it be known he was not going to compete in the straw poll. will not be competing in the straw poll hurt his chances of not doing well in the caucus? >> it did not hurt mitt romney in 2012. i don't think it will have that much of an impact. i think it's going to be nothing like straw polls in the past. there may be the idea that there won't be a straw poll. we haven't had a candidate who has yet said, hey, i'm going to come. >> stick with bush for a second. we have seen the position plummet in the recent polling. he was not at the top of the pack but he was near the top for a while. >> the folks who have been here, they heard them speak in person. they evaluate them in iowa. it could be like 1996 with bob dole. bob dole won what everybody thought was a convincing victory. it was a 2% victory and a pretty large field. it was a l

can anyone think of a single instance in which a man's judgment was clouded by his hormones?anyone? including in the oval office? >> so each candidate had ten minutes and she went longer and the microphone cut off but people clambered for more. they said we went more. they lined up at her office afterwards to hear more. i was surprised by that. were you? >> actually not because i just saw her do pretty much the same speech in new hampshire a few weeks ago. and she's filling a niche. she is the woman who is there attacking hillary clinton and i think republicans really like to see that. it is giving red meat to the base. she does it very well. e she has some terrific lines, some which are she does it with humor, sometimes poignantly and the crowd is lapping it up. >> is that all it is john? >> she's liberated from any obligation to actually be elected president, so she can play the role of designated attacker on hillary clinton. she can play the role of the only woman op the stage and the latitude that gives her and get a couple of bill clinton jokes in there. the real questio

> so, you should avoid brand that contain oxy benzo it can penetrate the the skin and upset your hormones. there is two types of ultraviolet one that burns and the other that ages you and increases your risk of skin cancer. so, limit your time in the sun. don't get out there all day and wear a hat. we try to tell my mother a all the time. mom, wear a hat. >> you have to wear a hat. >> yes, sit under an umbrella. >> so, that effects your hormones, so that is why i'm a little crazy right. >> that might be why. >> yes. >> you are in the 80 percent that is not good for you. >> that is shocking. >> we will have a sun screen expert dermatologist to come in later good day to sort it all out for us. >> ask her what brand we should be using because now, i do in the know. >> we should just go to the movie and stay indoors. >> it is starting to look more and more attractive. but at the shore today not only apply the the right kind but reapply because we have got a uv index that is very high. it is a nine today. plenty of sunshine. tell answer long the beach will be in the upper seven owe's, 10 degre

the risk is 2-4 ties greater when taking newer forms that use synthetic hormones. our medical contributor explains what to look for. >> all pills are not created equal. women should look for the ingredients on the peoples and look for those starting with "n," or "l," with the lowsest risk of clotting. the high are risk is because of changes made for lower side ever knows such as weight gain and acne. >> meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> good morning, a story of two bays. drizzle and clouds and sunshine. if you have no sun i will tell you when it will be there and how much warm are it will be before the next chance of drizzle on the back half of the forecast. >> watch your step the unpleasant scare that startled a man on the way do work. >> an elementary schooler with serious breaking rights how many languages he already knows. here is a hint you cannot count them on one >> right now the warriors taking part in a shoot around before the game. >> checking it our. we have video of stick -- steph curry looking good after the frightening fall. but he is look

it's just hormones. it's your mama bear instinct kicking in. and that's a good thing, because that means you're gonna be a great mom--again. do you really think so? you got a lucky little kid in there. he's got a mom who's not gonna let anyone harm him. or her. or--or him. oh, my gosh, is that the most precious thing you've ever seen? (mouth full) oh, my god. do you know other princesses? (deep feminine voice) trust me. i know lots. okay. bedtime. oh, no, it's not that late. do you know my mom? she's a princess. (laughs) she's exhausted. she's not making sense. she's so tired. (lily) daddy, you told me! what is she talking about, mitchell? my real mom. she is, right? okay, i think we need to have a little talk. uh-oh. sam, do you notice how slim cam's getting? nice try. i will be back for that answer. (creaking) this isn't gonna work, claire... (keys rattling) 'cause i know you're here. (laughs) (creaking) what's the plan, anyway? you gonna pop out at me? it's gonna take more than that to scare this-- (woman) hello?! hi! is the house still open

hairdresser has been complaining about arthritis and tendinitis in her elbows and hands and the changes in hormones after breast cancer. >> i started getting real bad night sweats and started getting depressed. >> reporter: then she saw a report on tv about full body cryotherapy where the whole body is exposed to low temperatures. >> the brain goes into survival mode. it sends the signal to take all of your blood, oxygenate it, put all the enzymes, proteins and vital nutrients and sends it straight to your core to your organs. >> when she turns it on, it's kind of like okay. you're turning every 10, 20 seconds and it's only 2 1/2 minutes. >> reporter: really? i had to feel it to believe it. to be precise, a minus 230 degrees fahrenheit, but just as kathy said, the dryness of the cold made the 2 1/2 minute exposure tolerable. how long it takes for people to feel benefits of full body cryotherapy depends on the individual. you are now at the end of your treatment? >> yes. i just finished. >> reporter: and how do you feel? >> excellent, excellent. i'm sleeping like a baby. there's no pain in the elbow

some studies suggest girls today reach puberty earlier, pointing to the obesity epidemic or hormones diet. other experts say it is because the surgery has gotten so safe and artful. doctors tell us younger and younger women are seeking out the procedure raising questions are teenagers like mackenzie old enough to understand the risks? nipple sensitivity, and even losing the ability to breast-feed. >> i'm ready to take the chance because it will be worth with it in the end. >> the size of her breasts have taken a physical and emotional toll on her since her early teens. >> so uncomfortable. >> the worst part is walking down the street or walking down the hall at school. being known as the girl with the giant boobs. having guys date me because i have boobs and it gives me self confidence issues because i feel i can't trust people. >> reporter: two weeks before the surgery. >> preop at ten. >> they are driving two hours to boston children's hospital for a preop appointment. >> i asked if i have kids will i be able to breast-feed. what impact will it have on my body. >> reporter: she is

there can be adrenal problems where your hormones -- you're not absorbing enough salt.ou're losing a lot or not absorbing or diluting it. in this particular patient, if your salt is low, you're going to get muscle weakness, you'll have possible seizures and eventually a lot of problems and abnormalities and heart problems and end up in the emergency room. >> the diuretics, i think other than drinking too much water, it is the number one cause. you're right to be suspicious that this patient was on blood pressure medicine, probably on a diuretic. i want people to know, you're thinking that diuretic is getting rid of water for you, but it is also getting rid of salt at the same time. that may lead you to have a low salt in your blood, dangerous. >> by the way, for a lot of people out there, i know you work out a lot and, eric, a lot of athletes, with the summer coming up, you may be sweating or you may have just losing a lot of water, but you would lose a lot of salt also and be careful with that. keep hydrated. >> how do you know if your body needs the salt, if you're cr

and hi, i'm pam i'm a homeowner with my husband in potrero hill we've been hormone sharing and the income allows me to start my own small business and year ago it allowed me to cut back my hours to take care of my baby that's how it helped us and been to meet a lot of the neighborhoods incellist the owners of a pizza shop stayed us with when their that in-law unit had a baby also, because there's no hotels as i said earlier downtown potrero hill and the developing area mission next to potrero hill we often get the small businesses we send the around folks their way we prefer to have a higher cap or no cap at all in order to stay and afford to live in san francisco and promote the mission in coastline. >> thank you very much for being here >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> what's your name. >> i don't think i've called you yet michelle go ahead and michelle (laughter) quickly i'm a san francisco resident for that 12 years i've been a homeowner for 12 increases years in the missions i provide professional career services for women help them previously develop i've rented out my bedroom

the start with no incident and with a huge 19-horse field sometimes luck is hormones an ability. takes the lead. >> it's american pharaoh in front. dortmund is third. american pharaoh has won the kentucky derby. >> the favorite wins the kentucky derby in 2:03. trainer, bob baffert with his fourth derby win. >>> let's head out a at&t park. the giants are 1-0 in may and with last night's rein over the angels, today tim hudson on the hill. met -- metallica day on the field today. albert pujols goes deep but the giants led 4-2. giants fought fire with fire. bottom half of the inning buster posey gets one back. check out the fan taking a tumble trying to get the ball. angels put together a rally in the ninth. run scores. 5-4. next batter matt joyce, a chance to tie it but hits the base runner on the leg. that's an out, more important he the final out. giants win 5-4. now 2-0 in may. >>> the warriors are tired of beating up on each other in practice, can't wait to get the second round series going tomorrow at oracle for game one against memphis. the grizzlies most physical team left in

they are asking for more information on the hormonal effects an back -- bacteria resistance. >>> a numbersurance plans offered in states are being accused of not giving women what's required under the law. some insurance plans failed to cover pregnancy care for dependents. they do not cover all the federally approved birth control methods. federal regulators needed to a better job of making sure there's compliance. >>> gas prices are up 30 cents over -- in a months ago. >> reporter: soaring gasoline prices. >> reporter: it's up 57 cents since january. >> gas in california is up 3.63 because of problems at local refineries. avengers age of ultron. >> it's from our parent company it's setting records everywhere. >> reporter: star wars is months away you can dress the part. uniformity ggs is coming out with a limited -- uggs is coming out with limited edition star wars. >> so many choices. >> reporter: that's america's money. >> "action news" unveiled a new way to get bird's-eye view of the area. >> a man is dead in the suburbs. we'll let you know more at 5:30 ram. or not. but you know the d