>>> and it's time now for "sunday housecall." great to have you here. i'm jaime colby. >> and joining us is dr. marc siegel, the author of "the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> dr. david samadi joins us as well, chief of robotic surgery. welcome, doctor. good to have you here. ready to get healthy, everybody? healthier? i wanted to ask you both about a condition that affects millions of americans because there's a brand new study that finds eczema that starts in childhood and goes into adulthood is likely going to be with you forever. dr. siegel, this can be so painful, so aggravating, some people can't even stand to have clothes rub against them. what's out there that's new and at least can we be optimistic about a cure? >> well, we haven't gotten to the cure stage yet but i'll talk about that and david will talk about that. but eczema is a chronic condition and that's the breaking news here. people think after childhood, jamie, you're done with it. 10% to 15% of children have it on their face, other parts of their bod

housecalls are out there. we are building a network in new york.ppointmentsmore and it is really convenient for anyone that needs a house call. >> is it essential that there be an apt for this? you mentioned the telephone. and people would be able to call you and set up an appointment? used to using an apt order lunch and car service. >> what do something like this cost? >> $99 to have a that come to your home and do a wellness exam. you need blood work or any annual vaccines. >> and the puppy is another price? $149? >> it gives you the boosters and all the care you need for your puppy. call and always available to answer any question you have about health or general nutrition. >> step back and tell us a little bit. you were involved with uber, the app-based ride service. how did you connect that with canines? >> i helped launch it in new york city. when we thought about health and what clients really wanted, we were able to put the operation and apply it for these housecalls. >> where do the vets come from and how do they find you? >> we do some r

. >>> and it's time now for "sunday housecall." great to have you here.aime colby. >> and joining us is dr. marc siegel, the author of "the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> dr. david samadi joins us as well, chief of robotic surgery. welcome, doctor. good to have you here. ready to get healthy, everybody? healthier? i wanted to ask you both about a condition that affects millions of americans because there's a brand new study that finds eczema that starts in

it is time now for "sunday housecall." >> and i'm eric shawn. joining us as always dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital. >> and dr. marc siegel from langone medical center, author of "unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." doctors, great to be here this sunday. >> good to be here. >> good to see you. >> all trying to be healthier. here we go. want to begin first with the potential breakthrough in the fight against depression. after researchers say they have uncovered a natural anti-depressant hormone

it is time now for "sunday housecall." >> and i'm eric shawn. joining us as always dr. david samadi, chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital. >> and dr. marc siegel from langone medical center, author of "unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." doctors, great to be here this sunday. >> good to be here. >> good to see you. >> all trying to be healthier. here we go. want to begin first with the potential breakthrough in the fight against depression. after researchers say they have uncovered a natural anti-depressant hormone that could serve as a powerful knew treatment. dr. smapd samadi, this is great news. a lot of people have depression. they are afraid to take medication. >> you're 100% right. >> 12 out of 10 americans suffer from depression, and you have all the symptoms of being tired and lack of energy, not really being with it, so the way we treat depression today we're treating you from outside in. giving you a medication with all the side effects that could sometime be addictive. they changed the hormones in the brain whether it's ser

it's time for "sunday housecall." >> joining us dr. david samadi chairman at the hospital and chief of robotics century. >> professor siegel, author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. doctors, great to have you here today. >> good to be here. >> sunday, we're all trying to be healthier and here we go. i want to begin first with a potential breakthrough in the fight against depression. after researchers say they have uncovered a natural antidepressant hormone that could serve as a powerful new treatment. dr. samadi, this is great news a lot of people have depression and they are afraid to take medication. >> you're right. one out of ten americans suffer from depression. you have the symptoms of being tired, lack of energy, not really being with the way we're treating depression, from the outside in. giving you a medication with all the side effects that could sometime be addictive. they changed the hormones in the brain whether it's serotonin or dopamine. the discovery we're talking about is treating d

meantime we'll get you back now to sunday "housecall." >> i agree this is big news. last year i reported on a device developed by the army that took paralyzed people and made a robot device and enabled them to walk again. i think this will go together with that because this is allowing people that have had paralysis total muscle paralysis. they still have sensation most of them. they studied four people. one they have been studying since 2009. you know what they talked about the most, return of bladder and bowel function and return of sexual function. that is so important to these individuals. standing, voluntary movement, move your toes, voluntary movement of toes. movement of bowel and bladder is incredibly important to them. electrical stimulation. the brain uses electrical stimulation. now we're using it from something we implant in the spine. >> you know what else i read. i want to ask you this, dr. samadi. you're talking about lifestyle, return to better lifestyle. these patients were able to sweat. that's important. they couldn't go outside. if you're out in t

it's time for "sunday housecall." >> joining us dr. chairman at the hospital and chief of robotics century. >> professor siegel, author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. doctors, great to have you here today. >> good to be here. >> sunday, we're all trying to be healthier and here we go. i want to begin first with a potential breakthrough in the fight against depression. after researchers say they have uncovered a natural

you have six committee chairs and ranking members in the housecalling it quits.ncluding camp, who served 12 terms, announced this week he won't run for re-election. armed services chair buck mckeon in washington for 11 terms. doc hastings calling it quits after ten, and mike rogers, announced last week that he is retiring after seven terms. powerful democrats who see the possibilities for chairmanships slipping away are heading for the exits. in case you didn't recognize him, this is california's george miller, talking with then new york congressman chuck schumer back in '87. miller's been a fixture here in washington for decades, but he's leaving d.c., and his post on the education and workforce committee after 20 terms. california congressman henry waxman, ranking member on energy and commerce retiring after 20 terms. you count the 13 members leaving the house to run for the senate, and four who are running for other offices, it means that more than six centuries of legislative experience will be gone next year. that's on top of the six members who have already