hypertension complicates 10 to 15% of first pregnancies and is a leading cause of infant mortality. so, women should know their blood pressure and when they're y'ady to get pregnant, they should speak to their doctor about how best to control their toood pressure, whether it's with lifestyle changes, diet, exercise, stopping smoking or t,dication. tod finally we know that pregnancy is a stress test, it's a marker of cardiovascular risk, so what happens during pregnancy tells us a lot about your future. >> o'donnell: thank you, doctor. when we come back, special honors for the heroes who saved sives in two mass shootings. gs. the fiber. month after month, and i still have belly pain and recurring constipation. so i asked my doctor what else i could do, and i said yesss to linzess. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is not a laxative, it works differently. it helps relieve belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. do not give linzess to children less than 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to less t

. >> reporter: checking her blood pressure, now pregnant with her second child, she developed hypertension during her first pregnancy, causing her to deliver far earlier than planned. >> six weeks early, three pounds and 5 1/2 ounces, and stayed in the nicu for three weeks. >> reporter: women battling high blood pressure, in the journal hypertension, the cases of women with high blood pressure when they become pregnant or have it diagnosed in the first two trimesters, has seen a 13 fold increase over the past fo cades, it finehigh blood pressure as a reading of 140/90 or higher. doctor amy stoddard from ucla health says it is largely due to more women becoming pregnant later in life, and warns the condition can cause serious health risks, including kidney failure, stroke and increased risk of stillbirth. women with high blood pressure require extra prenatal care. >> make sure the baby is growing appropriately, and additional monitoring as you get into the third trimester.>> reporter: chanel takes daily medication and keeps a close watch on her blood pressure. she encourages other mothers t

hypertension complicates 10 to 15% of first pregnancies and is a leading cause of infant mortality. women should know their blood pressure and when they're ready to get pregnant, they should speak to their doctor about how best to control their blood pressure, whether it's with diet, exercise, stopping smoking or medication. and finally we know that pregnancy is a stress test, it's a marker of your future cardiovascular >>> new developments tonight in the backlash against big tech. attorneys general for 48 states, washington, d.c., and puerto rico announced a sweeping anti-trust investigation into google. they want to know if google has become so big and so powerful that it unlawfully hurts consumers and competition. today president trump honored some heroes who helped save lives in two mass shootings last month. six ohio police officers were given the medal of valor. that's the nation's highest award for public safety. the officers took down the shooter who killed nine in dayton about half a minute after he started firing. the president also recognized five civilians who put themse

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in facts, yes, what you are seeing is diabetes, hypertensi hypertension, and low back pain. they are the big prevalence conditions amongst our population. i don't think that is a surprise to anybody, because we have certainly been looking previously at board meetings and terms of diabetes and various studies. we have looked at, in terms of low back pain, and terms of other physical therapy and those sorts of things. and, going on to slide six, here is where we take a look top right, it is episode grouper that is built into the ibm and health methodologies. this is distinguishing some of our chronic conditions between acute flareups and maintenance. these could be chronic conditions that could be maintained, for example, as non- hypertension. what we are seeing here, they get stratified between how many of those visits for those people, those conditions that were acute flareups. you want to keep the acute flareups that minimize, where they are being effectively managed. the bottom left here again, using some of the methodologies, we are taking the population, based on admissi

according to a new study published in the hypertension journal report. are hoping this information will be a step toward figuring out why there's such a disparity between races. the study suggests the rise in women waiting until they are older to have children may be connected to the increase and high blood pressure which is the leading cause of maternal death in the u s researchers studied cdc records on more than 151 million women between the ages of 15 to 49 who gave birth in a hospital over 4 decades, high blood pressure in pregnancy can lead to complications like preeclampsia stroke placental abroad shun preterm delivery are low birth weight for the baby for today's health minute. i'm mandy gaither first lady melania trump says as she is concerned about the possible dangers associated with vaping today. the first lady tweeted about. >>quote the growing epidemic of the cigarette use in children, she called on the nation to quote do all we can to protect the public from tobacco-related disease and death. but we came the same day that the fda sent a wa

open lateran to sleep there on the really hard cemented floor without any blanket and with this hypertensive lights on his head all the time he's got blood clots in his eyes because the light doesn't go off and he's not allowed to open the cage even for a minute and in the 24 hours just for 10 to 15 minutes to open the cage and like you know you with a leash you pull out a dog from. the dog house and you force them to walk even an animal won't do that because naturally your legs your arms your bourne's they become stagnant and he requires definite physiotherapy which has been recommended by the doctors from that you tensions increased when india stripped kashmir of its special autonomy status last month and just sent thousands of additional troops and arrested $4000.00 and imposed a communications blockade on the region and the leak again please india is silencing kashmiri voices. it's basically it's that last for you know just an easy terms like a land grab i mean we're sitting in this house and just imagine if some gangsters it common to attack us and you know this not to be our properties

soft drinks to die from circulatory diseases such as heart attack high blood pressure stroke and hypertension the study followed over 450000 people in 10 european countries for almost 2 decades and they also found that sugar sweetened soft drinks were more likely to cause liver appendix and intestinal diseases. dietician at the ohio state university wexner medical center to a guy who news that for years people have been drinking artificially sweetened drinks thinking they are going to have any consequences we're garbus of whether using artificial sweeteners or real sugar it appears that there are negative health consequences with either one the same also seems to be holding true for the latest health craze plant based burgers which are finding their way to every boards of just about every fast food chain from del taco to white castle but are they a healthier alternative to traditional couse or these while the facts say they really aren't upon comparison the impossible burger has more sodium and added sugar than a regular whopper without much more nutritional value to make up for it however ac

future health risks, also, can be programmed during this early time of nutrition including obesity, hypertension and diabetes. calories are not enough. key nutrients needed to support nurral development are missing from low-income pregnant women's diet. cheap food is low in nutrients. not having enough food at this time may lead to lifelong deficits in the brain. as supervisor stephanie said, food insecurity during pregnancy increases risk for diabetes. the impact so parents is very depressing, increasing anxiety and many mothers talk about the shame this they feel. it is time consuming to prepare food. as most of us not food insecure, we can eat out, do takeout, get delivery. these are all very expensive. for someone who doesn't have the money, they can't afford this. for children not centering enough food is connected to and anemia, poor academic achievement, increased hospitalization and more dental carries which negatively impacts attendance. addressing this is integrated to achieving all goals for children and families. in 2013, the food security task ford, the board of supervisors task for

care that are much more centered and focused on prevention for example prevention of diabetes or hypertension which are these that are increasing. well why all right go to agnes to come very good to talk to you thank you very much thank you very much the land mines are a constant threat in so are attacks by eisel as well as other armed groups who are fighting government forces to control of the desert area attacks voles tens of thousands to flee towns and villages including enough that's in the till a very region and a warning some of the images in this report it's quite disturbing lower. reports. to the i used to dream of finishing school now she just wants to walk again she lost the use of her legs after she stepped on a mine planted by isis fighters she can't leave her bed and her brother tries to keep her comfortable. but her situation hurts her so much and wishes to see her standing on a feet again marky add a big other sister and 3 cousins including an artist tribal leader also killed by ice miners. 2 years ago and i sort of tack until a berry killed for us and 5 soldiers. in may the u.

mental illness or addiction, it is a lot like a chronic health condition such as diabetes or even hypertension. when people are in treatment, they do better. when they have a setback, we don't give up. and when 4,000 san franciscans find themselves in the intersection of mental illness and substance use disorder, business as usual does not work for them. we have to find ways to use the system to bend in their direction. i'm happy to say that this work has begun. as we rolled out the first in what will be a series of recommendations we can say we are entering a new era of collaboration with the department of homelessness and supportive housing. jointly identifying the people in greatest need and relentless about getting them on a path to civility and wellness. with other city partners, we will be able to keep track of these individuals and wherever they touch our system a care coordinator will respond. when we say we're increasing access to behavioral health care and we can promise, we promise that we're going to focus on these 200 most vulnerable people in this group right now. and work togeth

about 36 years old scientists say they were also more likely to be disposed of that the donor had hypertension. diabetes a heart attack or tested positive for hepatitis c. the cdc says hundreds of migrants detained by us officials have had mumps federal health officials released its report friday. according to the agency 898 detained adult migrants had moms in the last year cases were discovered at 57 facilities in 19 states. mumps is a contagious disease caused by a virus that spreads through coughing, sneezing kissing and sharing items like utensils 33 staff members at those facilities were also diagnosed with the disease. well the cost of your shoes could soon go up because of an ongoing dispute between the us and china. details on how shoe companies are trying to stop the price increase. and a large group of protesters marched through downtown berkeley. we'll tell you why they were right. >>and i'll have your microclimate forecast for your labor day monday for the bay area and also for this year as well in addition to your full 10 at 10 >>university and berkeley police shut down several do

persons with diabetes, hypertension, they've lost their medication, the complications from that. we expect those patients in the second wave. >> the official death toll in the bahamas right now is at 30, but virtually everyone understands that it could get much worse. from your vantage point, what do you think we're in for in terms of numbers? >> oh, it's definitely worse than that. so obviously we have to take care of the sick and the injured first. but we're also making preparations for the dead. >> well, doctor, obviously you have your work cut out for you. all the people who have watched loved ones wash away and die, the emotional trauma will continue there in the bahamas forever. so thank you very much for taking time out of your critical day to talk to us. >> thank you, ma'am. >> for more information how you can help all these victims of hurricane dorian, go to our website cnn.com/impact. they are obviously in desperate need of so many different kind of assistance. >> everything. they really need everything. it was encouraging to hear her saying she's getting amazing suppor

if you have hypertension, your blood vessels in your brain become less elastic over time. cannot carry oxygen oxygen. you are starved of oxygen and bring neurons that begin to die. this attributes to lowering intelligence and iq. all of these things are preventable. one of the interesting things that happened among many is something that is very common in the history that i have seen of this exposure. very often people are blamed for their own exposure. i know it sounds completely absurd. it happens time and time again. or flint, the reason why the water is dirty because these and words don't pay their bills. they cannot afford to clean the water. even worse for health department officials who said, well, these women bring in their children and thehe children have high levels of lead. the women might have done it themselves. increasing lead levels. they wanted to cash in by suing the state or suing the city. a profound indifference. blame the victim mentality. when lead was found to be very toxic in the lead industry was defending itself, one said it was a black problem. t

evidence could be introduced to show that firefighter or police officer was under medical care for hypertension which -- and may have been taking cholesterol pills, and other things of that sort to attempt to defeat that application. under this legislation, that no longer will be allowed. it is not allowed in the cases and it is not allowed in the 1937 counties act. 95% of police officers and firefighters are under those sections. we are all going to be treated the same. thank you for your support. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm a san francisco firefighter. i stand here to think our sponsor and cosponsors for bringing this legislation up. this would be a great opportunity for us to be able to work more with the families of our firefighters and police officers who suffer. there are many times -- most of the families are struggling to get healthy and be able to move forward. and then have the extra stress of trying to go and fight has put much strain on them. thank you for your work. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. i also want to th

we know loneliness is more lethal than obesity or hypertension, and if you couple loneliness with theople don't get treated, you have the picture of desperation. someone who is hurting and desperate for help but afraid to reach out. you need more proof of the urgency? fine. we all care so much about gun violence, right? nearly two-thirds of gun deaths are suicide, not homicide, suicide. for all the talk of keeping weapons out of the hands of killers, most often the killer and the victim are one and the same. now, the challenge is, okay, i care. what am i supposed to say? i'm not a therapist. you don't have to be. you just have to be someone who cares enough to check in. there are questions you can ask. it's called the columbia protocol. it's been proven to reduce the number of suicides. it's potent and helps us find people who need help before they write the note or buy the gun. as i said, this is world suicide prevention day, emphasis on prevention, and that is on awesome prospect. we can prevent something that is killing us like almost nothing else. the cure is connection, caring, r

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