insurance companies are working out the details, trying to align vendors and lactation services, andow they'll meet the needs for these mothers. >> they're heavy duty, over $1,000 for these. >> reporter: that's right, breast purchs and consultations are now covert by insurance. it's a popular improvement in care for moms and new babies. they're having a hard time keeping up with the demand. i think the details will be worked out. >> reporter: and new moms need all the help they can get. >> they told me a couple things i didn't know. so that's always helpful. >> taxpayers will pay for the rental fee for breast pumps offered at hospital, but some insurers are offering to pay for less expensive models. >>> when we come back, the sign that boeing is still moving ahead with the dreamliners despite the safety problems that have grounded the plane all over the world. >>> coming up on news4, after years for waiting for a brand-new high school, some students won't be allow to do go here when it opens. it turns out this school is too small. how does that happen? and parent reaction, coming up

>> the united states government has supplied the ringers lactate to the hatian government and their ministryf health had it. we were not part of the ministry of health and would not give it to the ngo's, only saving it for themselves, but they were not taking care of cholera patients at that time. so, here you had a warehouse full of this material, this iv fluid that would save the life of these people, but we were one of the few groups in haiti that were actually taking care of the cholera epidemic. so, it was one of those things you put a spotlight on it greta, it was a huge help. and there was, you know, fox news has done a great job giving the spotlight. other news organizations have put a spotlight on haiti. we need to continue to help haiti. it's just a few hours off our shore and if we don't help them solve their problems, they'll come to hurricane by the boat loads. >> greta: how about the international community? are they still aggressively helping and are they showing, a good contribution, one that's leading to success? >> this is the thing, it's a mixed bag. right, because you hav

teenagers are like hormonally out of control, the hormones are doing some things there, pregnancy and lactation, and our body's own hormones work at these amazingly small amounts to make these big dramatic changes happen at these important periods of time, so it's not surprising perhaps that external chemicals na look to our body like hormones would have a somewhat notable effects at these same periods of development so that's an important concept that we're starting to see and chemicals that are endocrine disrupting compounds or hormone disrupters as you might hear them called are a big focus of the work we've been doing and of the data that's been emerging in the scientific literature in the last ten years so this is exciting stuff and we'll talk about specifics about that in a minute, another important theme that emerges that we were talking about our meeting earlier is that mixtures matter, it all adds upfinger so some of the chemicals i'm going to talk about you might be exposed to -- kids might be exposed in toys and in food products and in personal care products and all of these differen

the new health-care law requires companies to cover breast pumps and lactation specialists. it is popular among new mothers and hospital staffs. >> authorities are still working out the details and trying to line up vendors and patient services and how they're going to meet the need for these mothers. >> but there are critics of the new measure to point out each breast pump can cost up to $1,000. taxpayers would be fitting the bill. flew numbers are up, and that's giving rise to some medical myths. doctors say you cannot catch the flu by spending too much time in the cold or going outside without a jacket. they're reminding everybody are the best defense is to get a new flu shot every year. that's because each year covers a different strain of the virus. >> this year, around 65% of people armed covered by the flu vaccine. >> some people say the flu shot give you the flu. >> i think that's an old wives' tale. >> doctors they drink lots of liquid, get plenty of rest, and stay away from everyone else. >> the radar has been loaded with precipitation throughout the day but very l

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