(charles bennett)"i also take medication for hypertension"and wanda: (wanda harris) "for depression forood changing for anxiety for pain"(charlessbennett)"so... yoo just name it i just take medication for just about everything"(gregory)"so its something i gotta get used too" (charles bennett)"after breakfast ill take my regular medicine for the day.. thats 12 pills... 12???? uh.. huh..... and in the afternoon i might take four or five pills. (gregory dixon)"its prescription"(wanda)"its alot of em but alot of em dont intervene with each other sometimes you get ssde effects.. like what? vomiting.. sweats... jittery in your stomach" but at the university of maryland schoollof pharmacy.... dr. nicole brandt has a warning: (dr)"it could potentially be quite severe.. and can lead to seizures or hospitalizations.."with hundreds of drugs available... mixing prescription drugs is something that needs to be carefully monitored... by a health professional. (dr)"patients are often seeing multiple health care providers.. who are describing multiple medicationssand then they are compounding that with

they raise from diabetes to cancer and piper tension. 45% of -- hypertension. >>> there is another benefit to having cataract surgery. researchers say it can lead to fewer broken bones. a new study finds older americans who have the eye surgery were less likely to fracture their hip after the procedure. cataracts can cause problems with balance and stability. >>> new research shows moderate exercise helps heart failure patients both mentally and physically. researchers at duke university found those who worked out 90 minutes a week were less likely to be depressed. the physical activity was also linked to fewer hospitalizations and death. >>> mid star health has announced it has taken plans to take control of southern maryland hospital center in clinton. the 35-year-old facility in prince george's county was managed by its founder. it was initially meant to address shortages in care there but the family says it cannot take pace -- keep pace now, so med star plans to put nearly $100 million of improvements in the facility. >>> in the scorching hot texas panhandle the farmer's lifeline is wa

heart failure, hypertension, diabetes, cancer, stroke, those kinds of chronic illnesses. when you get them in your 30's and 40's and you have them into your aging process, you are not going to have a comfortable old age. you are also seeing in terms of epidemics, an increase in alzheimer's and it is going to increase as the population increases. there are quite a few seniors who have mental health problems but they are also, the majority of seniors, who are hard-working, who had minimum wage jobs their whole lives, who paid social security. think about living on $889 a month in the city of san francisco needing to buy medication, one meal a day, hopefully, and health care. if we could provide health care early on we might prevent (inaudible) and people would be less likely to end up in the emergency room with a drastic outcome. we could actually provide prevention and health care to people who had no other way of getting health care, those without insurance, it might be more cost effecti >> first order business will be roll-call and called to order. commissioner lee:

those include diabetes, cancer, and hypertension.hat number was just 16% one decade ago. >> we cram a lot of over-the- counter products into medicine cabinets but if he sprained an ankle or cut a finger than which one should you use? dr. kim wants to know if you know the difference. >> open up your medicine cabinet, here's another quiz. frore a sprained ankle or sore back to choose heat or ice? a topical over-the-counter cream or prescription pain medication? a hot or cold? he relaxes the nerves that fire came signals to the brain. called nuns them. and both improve blood flow to the area. do not use leftover prescription pain medication, that is an invitation for abuse. some experts say that ice off and on for 20 minutes at a time for the first 48 hours. others recommend alternating heat and ice. he rubs his track users from feeling the pain. back to the cabinet, question no. 2, hydrogen peroxide or isopropyl alcohol? what is best for a cut or script? neither, they can harm the tissue and delayed healing. the best way is to clean th

we've received recognition for getting hypertension under control for over 80% of our members.icant advances in asthma, immunization and maternity care. and j.d. power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> a toy recall is in effect tonight. the mill-valley based company green toys is recalling about 50,000 toy cars. the wheels and the hub caps on the environment tally friendly toys could fall off. green toys is pulling many police cars, ambulance and taxi. we'll be back with sports in a moment. >> the giants hosted the mets on wednesday night featuring the san francisco debut of hunter pence. the giants also had matt cane on the hill. to the action, hunter pence got a warm welcome. down 1-0, with two on. pence pops out to first base. he was hitless on the night. fourth inning, now 2-0 mets. a diving catch. what a play. almost identical to his catch in matt cane's perfect game. bottom of the sixth, good-bye. solo home run. number

i had also suffered several strokes, and i lived every day with the effects of diabetes and hypertension. i just didn't think much of life. but then i was introduced to the wellness recovery action plan®, a step-by-step program that many of you already know as wrap®. my life has changed so much that i wanted to share it with others. it's my passion in my personal and professional life. i'm now qualified to go around the world to share my knowledge and help others find their path to wellness and recovery as an advanced-level wrap facilitator. i was adopted at birth into a family with alcohol and drug-or domestic violence issues. that was the beginning of the traumas and the stigma that was to follow me for the next three quarters of my life. i ran away from philadelphia to fort lauderdale when i was 15, and gave birth to my oldest daughter and was labeled a habitual runaway by judge mark speiser. over the next years, i struggled with my addiction, giving birth to a son and another daughter. finally, in my late thirties, i ended up homeless, living under bridges, and i finally started goin

if you're on a major dose of hypertension, screw you, you're a moron. but, being a moron with freedom, beats the hell out of some know itall creating a nerf for you to live in. we should mock this and ridicule. here is what i love about this controversy. this tend to brings out the best in america. a frind of mine at the u.s. patent and trademark office told me something remarkable. something find out to find out if a new kind of soft drink has been patented yet. it's a paper cup and it has a moveable bottom. you go to the counter at subway and they sell you a 16-ounce soda. the cup they gave up can only contain 16 ounces of liquid. you take a plastic straw and you poke it down and now you got 20-ounce cup. that's big screw up to michael bloomberg. it reminds me a couple years ago when the city of chicago banned the sale of duck river foie gras. there was some in city government who's mind was so open that his freaking brain fell out. the important thing that these candidates and they did not outlaw consuming and they outlawed selling in. again human in

we've received recognition for getting hypertension under control for over 80% of our members. we've made significant advances in asthma, immunization and maternity care. and j.d. power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> wall greens is facing accusations of dumping hazardous waste. more than 600 balance walgreen stores. it includes bleach, paint and other toxins. according to the lawsuit, they took shortcuts in disposal protocols in order to cut costs. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan are always on the move. so they can't get to the bank to deposit a check. instead, they use citibank mobile check deposit. it's easy. they just snap a pic... ♪ hit send... and their checks are deposited right to their account. well almost all of their checks. stand back. seriously? [ male announcer ] citibank mobile check deposit. easier banking. every step of the way. >>> let's get it started with baseball. and matt

are more hypertensive than they are in pittsburgh or tampa, that means something. we can get into why that is. >> a physical by dr. oz sounds like a good offer not to be passed up. can you make your appointment now at myfoxdc.com. the event is at howard university hospital on wednesday, september 5th. it sounds like an offer not to be passed up. thank you for giving us the information about this. wednesday, september 5th. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> sounds like a great idea. >> yeah. and the fact that he was talking about it tells them a lot not just about the person, butt city too and how things are going there. >> kind of a big picture. >> i like that. coming up, the washington nationals had the brooms on hand looking for the sweep butt atlanta braves had some other ideas. -- but the atlanta braves had some other ideas. >> that ball hit hard to the gap. and bryce harper has it go over. >> coming up next, all the highlights as we check sports breakfast. [ male announcer ] the magic of nature appears every day, within each strand of an oat's rhythmical sway. wh

as fred said, be you had hypertension -- if you had hypertension when he was wearing his blue and gray uniform -- i don't know if he was a blue or a gray guy -- but when he was wearing that uniform, you were disqualified. certainly, the name hims comes from back in the '70s when you say airline pilot and alcohol in the same paragraph or even in the same paper. the name has stuck the. the effectiveness has just increased, and it's spread. but it's done in close collaboration with the faaw the airlines -- with the airlines and support from their management and from the pie hot unions and then also the aerospace medical community. the faa trains a very limited number of physicians through our hims program who are qualified to serve as sponsors with that. and those same physicians who are qualified to seven as independent medical sponsors in recovery are the same ones that provide the scrutiny that the faa requires for the people on the ssris as well. it's a great program. it's tremendously successful, and it's probably the premier example of cooperation and collaboration between the faa a

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90 elderly people with mild, that impairment funded by a candy company published in the journal hypertension so chocolate a little good thing. raiders not so good. will highlight what they did on monday night football plus play of the day >>>,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> some positive signs are raiders fans and the team's first exhibition game. >>> how about running back darren mcfadden havenot played since october last year he caught an 18 yd pass and ran for 16 yds. backup quarterback carell prior pled the bulk of the second half he is a work in progress final score dallas 3, raiders nothing. >>> lawrence still pays attention. >>> san francisco giants ran into a wall. >>> the wall known as the washington nationals team with the best record in baseball one of the heroes for washington kurt suzuki recently traded by oakland a's hit a double to help the nationals beat the giants 14-2. the teams meet again tonight. the a's are in kansas city against the royals watch the dodger pitcher he delivers a shot in makes a great catch a reflex catch saved their run the dodgers beat the pirates to move i

if i tell you that folks in washington, d.c., are more hypertensive than pittsburgh or tampa, that means something and we coo can find out why and what we can do to make their lives better. >> a physical sounds like a good offer and make your appointment now and it's on wednesday, september 5th and sounds like an offer not to be passed up. and thank you very much. wednesday, september 5th. >> thank you, laura. >>> the newsedge is next. when we return after the break. coming up, we're going to continue to pay tribute to the legend air astronaut neil armstrong. he died this morning at the age of 82. the news continues after this.  ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, my spoons! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios has whole grain and 110 delicious calories. ...more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios in multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. but nothing is free. obama is raiding $716 billion from medicare, changing the program forever. taxing whee

demographics that more american families are struggling to deal with chronic illnesses like diabetes and hypertension and cardiovascular disease. it impact people of all ages, ethnicities, and economic strata. in the case for focusing more of the nation's attention on resources in prevention is more than a theory. it is a reality grounded in science and experience. we know that with better health, children attend school more regularly and they are better able to learn. we know it better health, adults are more productive at work and work more days. with better health, students can better -- seniors can better maintain their independence. the lack of prevention to to devastating toll on patients, their families, their communities and the workplace. it is interesting that much of the illness and early deaths related to chronic diseases is caused by modifiable risk behavior is. the lack of physical activity, nutrition, tobacco use and alcohol consumption. almost 50% of adults have a least one chronic condition. in 2012, more than 800,000 americans will die from heart disease and the overall cost resulti

are more hypertensive than folks in tampa, we can get that to why and make these people's lives better. >> a good offer not to be passed up. you can make your appointment now. it's very, very easy. the event is at howard university hospital on wednesday, september 5. dr. oz, it sounds like an offer not to be passed up. thanks for giving information. >> thank you, laura. >> all right dr. oz, thank you. >>> coming up on fox 5, a young girl's quick thinking saves her grandmother's life after a vicious bee attack. her story is next. and the red hot nats looking to sweep their rivals. the series finale next on the news edge. i'm barack obama and i approve this message now mitt romney's attacking the president on medicare? the nonpartisan a-a-r-p says obamacare "cracks down on medicare fraud, waste, and abuse and strengthens guaranteed benefits." and the ryan plan? a-a-r-p says it would undermine medicare and could lead to higher costs for seniors... and experts say ryan's voucher plan could raise future retirees costs more than six thousand dollars. get the facts. >>> a swarm of dangerous b

we've received recognition for getting hypertension under control for over 80% of our members. we've made significant advances in asthma, immunization and maternity care. and j.d. power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser permanente. thrive. >> welcome back everybody on a thursday morning. also known as friday eve. what a spectacular way to start you out here. we're going to double your pleasure. we start with a live shot from the south bay. that's san jose, kind of an artsy look at that, got the moon up there, the lights in the front. then we take it up north. this is from san francisco, the embarcadero. more lights and the moon glowing there off the water. that's very much worth the price of admission. it's 5:12. >> also look at your business news. the bay area job market taking top honors for job growth thanks to the tech industry. >> san jose's job market the strongest in the nation from june 2011 to june 2012. the next strongest jobs market, the

years ago if you had height hypertensive drugs you'd develop all eight. decide which of the eight to keep and eliminate seven. we help them with the process. so they refined the process and they are working with a drug that has the highest probability of making it to market. i think it is a smart thing for the drug companies to do. and we are a very good partner with with them to undertake that approach. >> you have gotten involved with preclinical services. with a larger partner, is the goal to just partner with a couple big drug companies or do you have the scale to handle everybody? >> our goal will be to get a majority of the large drug companies to outsource a majority of the preclinical work to us. we want to start with them when they do the late stage discovery work or drug efficacy work, the first time the drug goes to animals when it looks like it will work. if it does, continue with us in regulated trials. of course that data is filed with the fda. we think it is a good model. >> "nature" magazine had an article today. prosthetic retina helps re

if i tell you they're more hypertensive than pittsburgh or tampa, that means something and that can -- and to make their lives better. >> a physical sounds like a good offer not to be past stuff. can you make your appointment now at myfoxd.c..com. and that event is at howard university hospital on wednesday, september 5th. sounds like, again, an offer not to be passed up. thank you very much for being with us and giving us information about this. wednesday, september 5th. >> and thank you. >> thank you. >>> first lady michelle obama is known for healthy eating but bo has been indulging too much. president obama said that bo is on a diet. they were attending the luncheon and the president joked they should not throw scraps on the food because he's on a diet. >> he's not eating out of the family garden. >>> and we heard about extensive tennis shoes but those are ridiculous. the nike new territory -- entering with a $300 sneaker and why the company said it's worth every penny, though. >> and a woman who was supposed to be on the court finds herself charged with murder. details are next.

conditions that say it can identify with their primary care doctor, diabetes, high cholesterol, hypertensionily risk. >> dr. white, let's focus if on technology that comes into play when somebody does show up at the e.r. with one of these conditions, how much is that changed? how is it evolving. >> it's dramaticically changed in the last 20, 25 years. time was that really all you had was your physical exam, the history of course, and ekg, now you can be stress tested, imaging with cat scans and other things. it has advance dramaticically. >> ekg, is that helpful if someone is having a heart attack? >> certainly if it's, i would refer to my cardiology colleague here, but certainly is arkansas standard typical kind of ekg, it can be helpful, but there's a group that are sort of difficult to interpret and perhaps sean could add to that. >> they're very helpful, but as the doctor said, it's not the only test we can use. and sometimes it's not as helpful as we would like it to be. blood test that can help if someone's having injury to the heart. >> let's talk about some of the technology, what yo

that is $16 million for diabetes and hypertension. there is a hypertension fund as it relates to heart disease and diabetes. we are going for those. we have a good chance for the diabetes because we have had it before. we have less of a chance getting the cardiovascular because it is open to everybody and that is $20 million. $3 million per grant up to eight to 10 grants. we are writing the proposal -- i have somebody in my office as we speak. we are partnering with -- the requirement is from 10 to 15 organizations. five media national organization. we will be given subgrants from $100,000 to $200,000, depending on their reach. the good news is that if we get the grants as a national organization and a only for- profit and academic institutions and research institutions qualify. so we can be with johns hopkins. they get it and we do not, even though the black woman in baltimore asked us to come in and partner with them. .hat's the politics of it i will be calling you when we do not get it. if only white organizations get this grant, t

>> lustig: obesity, type ii diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease itself. >> gupta: lustig says themerican lifestyle is killing us. and most of it, you say, is preventable? >> lustig: 75% of it is preventable. >> gupta: while dr. lustig has published a dozen scientific articles on the evils of sugar, it was his lecture on youtube, called "sugar: the bitter truth," that brought his message to the masses. >> lustig: i'm standing here today to recruit you in the war against bad food. >> gupta: by "bad food," dr. lustig means the obvious things such as table sugar, honey, syrup, sugary drinks, and desserts, but also just about every processed food you can imagine, where sugar is often hidden-- yogurts and sauces, bread, even peanut butter. and what about the man-made, often vilified sweetener, high fructose corn syrup? is it worse than just table sugar? >> lustig: no, because it's the exact same. they are basically equivalent. the problem is they're both bad. they're both equally toxic. >> gupta: since the 1970s, sugar consumption has gone down nearly 40%, but high fructose corn syrup h

hypertension, you're really hyperactive and you just want to stay up all night because you feel reallyen you start dipping. it could be five minutes and you go to another pole. >> $50 on the bag. >> you just -- you just -- i was like, man, i just wanna kill myself. this is ridiculous. and then oh, man, i'm glad i'm alive. but the lithium carbonate keeps you like this. >> our goal is to get people with mental illness out into general population, to have jobs, to go to school and to do everything that everybody else does here. so they're all throughout the facility. >> most of these guys are going to be returning to the streets. not everyone is sent to prison with a life sentence. and with that in mind, i think i would feel safer and feel better about these people going back to the streets with the kind of skills that we can provide them, instead of just opening the doors when their sentence is done and hoping the best. >> there are successful graduates of the rtu program. terry mahler has 35 years left on his sentence for his sex offense crime. he was not able to function in general pop

we've received recognition for getting hypertension under control for over 80% of our members. we've made significant advances in asthma, immunization and maternity care. and j.d. power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> welcome back. time for a quick economic. authorities say a fire in the new world trade center tower is likely a false alarm. emergency vehicles filled the street this is morning after reports of a fire on the 88th floor of the skyscraper still under construction. the emergency call may have been related to welding. >>> several hundred people packed the richmond auditorium last night to blast chevron officials about the refinery fire. chevron held the meeting to inform and to apologize to the public about that fire, which caused a huge plume of black smoke to cover most of the city. chevron has set up a claims process through crawford and company to pay for medical or property expenses that residents may have

addiction is like hypertension or diabetes. you need treatment for a long period of time. the identification that addiction is not just one region of the brain but it involves multiple circuits or networks. also identify that you require a multiprong approach for its treatment. so can you strengthen self-control? can i do something as a therapist with behavioral interventions, with exercises of the brain or with medications to strengthen that frontal function? can i do something to, again, behavioral intervention or medication to weaken that conditioning? so that when i see that stimuli i don't desire them. can i do something as an intervention to make that reward center that is no longer very active respond to natural stimuli so that the person gets motivated by things that are not just the drugs. so it's a multiple approach, multipronged approach and the recognition that it is a chronic disease. >> rose: corey let me move to genes and how they affect the neural paths. >> the human brain is what we really want to understand and in this context human brain disorders and th

they have terrible hypertension, lots and lots of heart disease and cardiovascular disease and terribledepression, as well. and they have a very difficult time assimilating to life here. the clinic also serves several thousand homeless people. ana zeledón friendly: we have a special program where our homeless are able to walk in on a daily basis, and we have slots available for them so we can see them right away. susan fleischman: i think most patients are nervous the first time they come here. they clearly don't know what to expect. i don't know how they've heard about us, maybe from a friend, from a family member. i think they're nervous about the quality of care. i think they're nervous language-wise... "will there be someone there who speaks and understands my language?" they're worried about whether we're going to call immigration. they're worried about whether coming here will affect their children's ability to become u.s. citizens, so there's a whole host of worries. elizabeth benson forer: we try to make it so that it's easy for them to get care. it's as simple as really writing

. >> pull know marry hypertension -- pulmonary hypertension.ough what you went through would say there is too many painful memories here, we should probably movement you felt just the opposite? >> yeah. we know there are families like us. they have their hands full right now trying to manage this disease and trying to get through. so for us now to be able to take the energy that sarah gave us and bring it forward and help them out, help get some attention and raise some funds for them because it's a tough disease to manage. >> it's so important to know about it. we'll link your web site on our web site. i want to bring in right now, john stevenson and ashley hall -- alyssa hall. how did you do this in three weeks is this. >> we started with the roof and thank you for amazing roofment we took it all the way down. new siding issues new stone, now windows, new shape material, new railing. we did everything on thisome, we call it the design exterior. >> really miraculous. i know the family enjoys being interactive examine look at pictures on-line a

if you are on a major dose of hypertension drug and you make at margarita classes, you are a moron. but being a more honest with a modicum of freedom beats the hell out of letting some know at all to create interest plan act, which is what they're trying to do. >> that was some of the event looking at personal liberties and cut in rates. all that tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> which is more important, wealth or honor? >> honor. >> it is the kind of nation we are. whether we possess the wit and determination to deal with the questions, including economic questions, but not limited to them. all things do not flow from wealth or poverty. i know this firsthand and so do you. all things flow from doing what is right. >> look at what has happened. we have the lowest combined rates of unemployment, inflation, and home mortgages in 28 years. look at what happened. 10 million new jobs, over half of them highway jobs, 10 million workers getting the raise they deserve with a minimum-wage law. >> now we are on the countdown to this year's conventions. you can watch our coverage, eve

the same thing happens with people with hypertension. we call it the silent killer.ople walking streets of new york and they don't even know that they have high blood pressure. we know for a fact that these energy drinks basically increase your blood pressure by 6%. how would you like to be 140 over 90 come at give me one of these energy drinks because bingo, you can make your little situation. ashley: this is something that down the road has to be regulated? >> right. >> and proper information has to be given to the consumer. tracy: i am campaigning against an. >> i'm doing fair and balanced. >> i'm all about the wine. [laughter] the one they say all publicity is good publicity, but until prince harry could disagree, that's who it was. it seems to be good business for some. dennis kneale is covering the story. reporter: it is a pr problem in this age group depends on 10 prints pops up naked in smart phone photos. let's make it into an advertisement campaign. the 27-year-old prince, third in line to the throne in united kingdom, and the las vegas romp, showing his ba

they don't have ammof i say people in washington, dc are more hypertensive than in pittsburgh or tampa that means something, we can get to why that is so and make their lives better. >> a physical by dr. oz is an offer not pass up. make your appointment t is at howard university hospital wednesday, september 5th. it sounds like again an offer not to be passed up. thank you for being with us and giving us the information about it. >> you can sign up again for your chance to have a free physical by going to your web site. there is the banner and the top of the home page. >>> a gesture from the white house to the sikh community. what the first lady is doing in wisconsin. >>> the nations to be is devastating for farmers. how the wine industry is benefiting from the dry conditions. conditions >>> and new from skyfox. take a look. they're flying over south river marina in maryland. two boats burned in a fire last night. we understand it took firefighters an hour to future out. we don't know of any injuries. >>> before we hit the break w a blast. we are giving away tickets to bush gardens. yo

the awakening response and drops in oxygen during the night it actually is one of the causes of hypertensione to play in things like diabetes, type 2 diabetes, obesity. turns out it not only makes things difficult to remember but it makes it harder for you to learn. so children and add less ends and anyone who's trying to learn something new really need sleep in order to put down that memory. if you have sleep apnea, one of the things you can do is get it treated. it's absolutely reversible. there are therapy devices called positive airway

if you are on a major dose of hypertension drug and you go around slurping soy sauce and licking margherita glasses, you are a moron. screw you. being a more on with a modicum of freedom beats letting some know it all create a nerf plan for you to live in. that is what they are trying to do. bloomberg has decided a soft drink bigger than 16 ounces should be beyond the reach of men and women. we should mark this and reticulate and come up with silly names for it. here is what i love about the controversy. this tends to bring up the best in americans. we rally in against it and do something. a friend of mine at the patent and trademark office tell me something remarkable. she said shortly a few weeks after bloomberg announced his soda crackdown, somebody made an injury to find out if a new kind of soda had been patented yet. it is a cylindrical paper cup. it has a movable bottom. you go to the counter at subway and they sell you a 16 ounce soda. it can only contain 16 ounces because the bottom is have rick up the cup. you take one shove with a straw and now you have a 24 ounce cup. that is a

it's 16 million, for obesity and hypertension. and we decided as a national organization not to go for it because guess what? the american heart association and all of the other big boys are going for. and i know it. in fact, i was talking to one community organization whose husband is care of one of the forums, and she said well, no, i can't agree. i may not be able to agree to partner with you because my husband 51 megabucks organizations are going to do. so we are competing with the big boys. so that's 60 million for obesity and hypertension, specifically. then there is a 74 million retention fund which includes a obesity as it relates to our disease and diabetes. and we are going for those. we have a good chance for the diabetes because we've had it before and it's limited to nonprofit organizations. we have less of a chance of getting the cardiovascular because it's open to everybody. and that's 20 million. $3 million per grant, up to 10, eight to 10 grants. and so to answer your question, sheree, of how does he get, we are w

they have higher numbers of chronic illnesses, hypertension, diabetes, heart disease. we are in some ways a victim of our own success. we have done a better job of treating these things and turning fatal illnesses into chronic diseases. people are going into their 60's and 70's that have five or six chronic diseases better still active and contributing members of society. that demographic change is what is driving the shortages. i do not think we realize how successful we have been. the aca accelerates that shortage because it takes people that would not have had health insurance and puts them on to the ranks of the insured. host: this is pointing out if you have a lot of loans from undergraduate school, it is not financially feasible to take on medical loans. guest: it is possible. it is daunting. students come out with an average of $160,000 in debt. we're lucky that many bright people want to go to medical school. there are subsidized loan programs available. congress last year got rid of it subsidized professional and graduate student loans. they are more expensive

hypertension, very common. she has lupus as well. this is showing about two months worth of data as you can see the stars and exes a little bit better. when we started collecting data on the station, all of these numbers were actually in the red zone. the reason they were better than not is the primary care physician caring for this patient, obviously, the predicted peak flow, the formula-based one, was not accurate for this individual. we use the readings to kind of reset the flow. if you look at those 300, it's not really that number. what happened with the subject is the nurse observed below are peak flows in the patterns of mass, they have to use the rescue medicine every day, having asthma systems just about every day. the commission in this case, a much fancier tests than the peak flow that the patient said. what they found was that this was not reversible. asthma is supposed to be a reversible lung disease. the diagnosis of different lung condition, copd, it was entertained by this they decided that it was asthma, just beer, r