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. >> we have cnn health reporter jacqueline howard with us now on this story. tell us, jacqueline, what's at the core of these new recommendations? >> yeah, brianna and boris, at the core of this, these guidelines give us some take home messages for preventing a stroke for the first time. so this is for course they recommend what some people would expect like eating a healthy diet and getting regular exercise, not sitting too much during the day, but for the first time, these guidelines specifically mention glp one drugs like ozempic. they say that these popular weight loss and diabetes drugs are found to be effective at reducing the risk of stroke in people with diabetes and people with high cardiovascular risk. so that's a major development. the other new thing that we see here is for the first time, these guidelines specifically mention risk factors for women. the guidelines say it's important to check your blood pressure monitor blood pressure during pregnancy. it also mentions endometriosis and early onset menopause as being associated with an increased ris

cnn health reporter jacqueline howard is with us. so what are these guidelines, jacqueline?yeah, john, will these guidelines are to prevent having a stroke for the first time. so primary prevention and they recommend what you would expect having a healthy diet and regular exercise. it recommends a mediterranean diets specifically that includes nuts and healthy fats. it says a low-fat diet does not have as much of an impact on reducing risk recommends to avoid sitting too much during the day. so avoid having a sedentary lifestyle. but for the first time, john, the recommendations include mentioned of glp-1 drugs. those are those popular diabetes and weight loss drugs. and it says that glp-1 medications are effective in lowering the risk of stroke in people with diabetes and people with high cardiovascular risks. so these drugs include those speak for instance, and this is a major development to have glp-1 drugs mentioned in these recommendations, the recommendations also specifically mentioned women and monitoring blood pressure during pregnancy, postpartum. they recommend al

so there's a lot of factors here jacqueline howard. thank you so much for britain this, on this first day of breast cancer awareness month, really appreciate it. >> okay. and an important month to mark with my dear sarah on this important month ahead, marking breast cancer awareness i, had for us landmark day in presidential history, jimmy carter, the peanut farmer turn commander in chief, is the first former american president to celebrate this 100th birthday. and israel launches a ground incursion into lebanon, a new phase, and israel's fight against iran backed hezbollah and president biden says, he's comfortable with them stopping and saying he wants to see a ceasefire now news of the week and ask questions like, what does a comedy show doing on cnn? that's too much now, can you slice? >> i got news for you saturday at night on cnn. >> he told us who he was should abortion be punished. >> it has to be some form of punishment. >> then he showed us for 54 years, they were trying to get roe v. wade terminated, and i did it and i'm pro

jacqueline howard. thank you very much. got a lot news to come in. brand new hour of cnn news central starts now is talking productive rights with a texas sized backdrop and beyonce by her side. >> donald trump is facing a new sexual assault allegation from a former sports illustrated model. what she said happened with donald trump and jeffrey epstein in the room a grieving mother is suing a tech company right now. she says aui chatbot drove her son to suicide. i'm kate bolduan with john berman and sara sidner. this is cnn new central ventral race polling tighter than ever. did his neck-to-neck. >> and the candidates have just 11 days left to make their case to voters. a new, new york times-sienna college poll shows common well, harris and donald trump deadlocked at exactly 48% each. so clearly, no clear winner in this race from people who are pulled the new numbers again, putting the spotlight on those all important battleground saints. but today, both harris and trump are headed to a reliably red state, texas. trump will be in austin focusing on im

lives of teenagers and how significantly it's linked to their mental health cnn health reporter jacqueline howard is here with us now on this. jacqueline, tell us about this study yeah, brianna well, this new report from the cdc shows that more than three and four high school students, 77% reported that they do frequently use social media. >> several times in a day. and this has seen more among girls than boys. and this report also showed that about 30% of high school students, briana said that they use social media more than once every hour. so we do see this frequent use and this report highlights that this can come with some potential mental health impacts because the students who reported frequently using social media were more likely to also report experiencing bullying or experiencing up persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness on the other hand, though, among some teens, they were able to find community online, especially among some lgbtq plus students. so having those positive connections online can have some protective effects when it comes to mental health. brianna, so this does s

top of year prenatal care and to be aware of these increasing threats during your pregnancy, jacqueline howard. >> thank you so much, john. thanks. very twin parents. i can tell you got easy. all right. this morning, at least 95 people are dead, dozens more missing in spain after historic flooding in one city, they had to turn a courthouse in new temporary more and highwater swamp, the southern eastern parts of the country's look at some of that russia just hit google with a fine. so unfathomable. >> there are more than 30 zeroes on the number. look at that, that's 20 this silly and i'm not even sure how to pronounce. does cilium deck elian to what took it? does cillian another way to think about it as 20 billion trillion, trillion. this is all about google block in pro russian channels on youtube. a russian lawyer says that the fine is not paid within nine months. it starts to double-double every day. as for google, it says the ongoing legal matters will not hurt its earnings the biden celebrated halloween at the white house. they call it how do you read, by the way, that is the first lady in

cnn's jacqueline howard has the details on this. he's joining us now morning. >> yeah. with this new rule from the epa, there are two things that really stand out here. number one, the epa says that any level of lead lead paint by dust that's in the home or in a building is hazardous to our health. the second thing that stands out here is that with this new rule, it lowers the threshold when it comes to how much lead dust can remain in a building after the lead it paint removal process happens and that threshold of how much lead dust is allowed to remain has been dropped to the lowest level detectable in a lab so that's the number that this new rule is really focusing on in the history behind this, in 1978, the federal government banned lead ain't in buildings. but there are still millions of homes and buildings out there that were constructed before that 1978 ban. and these buildings still contain lead-based paint today, the epa estimates that there are about 31 million homes still containing lead-based paint and about 3.8 million of those our homes. two young children

want to bring in cnn health reporter jacqueline howard has more i wife can tell you.e had pneumonia a few times. i blame her, so i take this pretty seriously. but what's going on here yeah. >> what's going on, john, we have seen this rise and walking pneumonia cases among young children really over the past six months, what we've seen is the percentage of emergency department visits where are the bacterium that causes walking pneumonia, excuse me, it's called mycoplasma pneumonia. that percentage of emergency department visits where this bacterium has been tested positive for has risen from around one to 3% of visits among kids in late march, early april, 2. now, earlier this month been about more than 7% of emergency does he department visits. so we are seeing an increase in the prevalence of this mycoplasma pneumonia and symptoms to look out for include fever, cough, a