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time for "sunday housecall." >> and i'm julie >>> time for "sunday house call." >> joining us is dr. david ramadi and chief of robotic surgery and dr. siegel. also author of "unlucking the excite code of sickness and health." we've been talking about maryland governor mayor hogan, set for four days of chemo. he acknowledges he has stage 3 nonhodgkin's. stage 3, he's still a treatable patient. >> yes. >> tell us how they plan on treating him? >> it's a fairly aggressive cancer. when you talk about lymphoma which is cancer of the limn nym nodes, stage three as we mentioned is very key and important inflammation. that's fairly aggressive. it means it's on both sides of the diaphragm. the way they biopsy it is someone will present with a big lymph note. they may haveweight loss, night sweats or fever. they biopsy. . find it's limb foe machlt most of the treatment is chemotherapy. they may treat him with some inmun oh therapy. but when you look at the five year survival usually for stage one is about 80%. so there's absolutely, you know, hope and we don't know what the cause is, julie. a

i'm eric shawn for "sunday housecall." >> and i'm arthely in sri. joining us is dr. david samadi from len ox hill hospital and chief of robotics surgery. >> and also dr. marc siegel, author of "the inner pulse, unlocking the secret pulse of sickness and health." >> good to see you. >> good to see you both doctors. >> a troubling new study out on sleeping pills. researchers say that when people begin taking certain sedatives their risk of having a car crash can nearly double. dr. samadi, is this true? >> well, you don't need a doctor to tell you this because there are a lot of side effects about the sleeping pills. the university of washington looked at about 400,000 records of patients who take these medications. we're talking about sleeping pills such as ambien, restoril, trazadone, all sedatives. i like them in a case where there's a crisis. let's say there's a real crisis in your family. you absolutely can't sleep. for a week or two i think it's good to use them to get through and get rid of them, but when you take a lot of these medications, they have a long effe

time for "sunday housecall." >> and i'm julie >>> time for "sunday house call." >> joining us is dr.avid ramadi and chief of robotic surgery and dr. siegel. also author of "unlucking the excite code of sickness and health." we've been talking about maryland governor mayor hogan, set for four days of

. >>> back now, convex sunday housecall. should i worry, we talk about everything that worries us.ewer writers, quote, i'm on an 81-milligram aspirin regimen, but i heard that taking buy provens and aspirin can be dangerous. should i worry. >> if you're taking it every day, i would worry. but once in a while i don't worry. i worry about ibuprofen, because it did damage the kidneys, can damage the liver and especially the bowel, especially in drinkers, so i don't ever like the idea of taking ibuprofen every today. on top of that, talking about ibuprofen and aspirin. we use aspirin to protect the heart and protect you against the stroke. now in everything, but certainly in select groups, but the problem is ibuprofen may deactivate that. >>> you can't take it for eight hours before. keep they separate. >> this is actually a very good point. >> that is debatable. i'll see what mark has to say, but if you are taking aspirin and combine that with ibuprofen, they're competing for the same receptor, and ibuprofen can knock the aspirin out and you basically don't get the full effect to prot

"housecall" yoga. >> there are lots of positions i know but yoga isn't it. >> i have a t-shirt, coffeeo include the middleman. >> i don't. >> doctors, thank you so much. >> great to see you. >> happy father's day. >> that's going to do it for us. i'm greg jarrett. >> thank you very much for watching. >>> hundreds of faithful packed charleston's emanuel emanuela.m church just nine days after parishioners were gunned down. >> 15 days and counting since two convicted killers cut their way out of a new york state prison. the search for the escaped inmates changes course after a possible sighting. are the fugitives any closer to be caught. we're awaiting for a live conference between the border and pennsylvania. the center of the search. >> plus, in the coming days, the supreme court will rule on the future of obamacare subsidies and same-sex marriage. what these landmark cases mean for all fs us.

time for "sunday housecall." >> and i'm julie bandias in for arthel neville.rse dr. david samadi chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital and dr. marc siegel professor of medicine at langone medical center and also the author of "unlocking the code of sickness and health." >> good to see you. >> thank you for coming in. >> we've been talking about maryland governor larry hogan, his diagnosis, set to begin claim therapy, the governor

. >>> i'm arthel ney develop i.time for for you sahales "sunday housecall." >> joining us is dr.l professor of med kin at langone medicine and author of "unlocking the secret code of sickness and health." >> and dr. david samadi professor of urology and lexon hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. good to see both of you. >> and happy father's day. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> father's day to everybody out there. it happens to coincide with men's health month. this is a time f

i'll be back in "sunday housecall" two hours from now at 12:30 eastern. eric shawn, back to "sunday morning futures" and maria. >>> thanks eric. >>> hillary clinton rebooting her campaign yesterday on roosevelt island. in a speech bashing the republicans as the party of yesterday, closed minded on immigration and women's issues. this while reaching out to minorities women, and the lgbtq community. she also brought up her mother in an attempt to make a connection with the financial struggle of everyday americans. as well as to distance herself from her ties to wall street and present herself as an advocate for the middle the class. alan kol ms is here. judith miller is adjunct full low at the policy institute and john helsenwrath is with us. all three are fox news contributors. thanks so much for joining us. kick us off here. your thoughts on hillary yesterday? >> i thought it was a very good speech. she's clearly appealing to the primary voter, not the general voter. it was beautifully managed. she addressed the age issue i thought very well. >> she's bee

two hours from now "sunday housecall" at 12:30. for now, i'm eric shawn.day morning futures" and maria. >>> thank you, eric. new fallout after hillary clinton called out republican governors, singling out those running for president, over states' voting rights. now the gop white house hopefuls are blasting back accusing her of intentionally misleading voters. this amid a new revelation in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal as fox news learns the feds raised concerns about the former secretary of state's recordkeeping years earlier. want to bring in our panel. ed rollins, former principle white house adviser to president reagan. judith miller is adjunct fellow at the manhattan institute. and don is with us today founder, chairman, and ce of of the pevils corporation. good to see everybody. thank you so much for joining us. let's talk about hillary and her criticism of votersing rights in elections. does she have a point? >> no she doesn't have a point. everybody who's 18 is eligible to vote. we don't have the discrimination we once had in this country. most

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