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are you familiar with the last at l a n c e t medical journal is that lancet is one of the top medical journals in the world and does the lancet medical journal refer to this book as the bible on mechanical ventilation yes it has called it that. have you offered other books also yes. we have many i think vision to 8 or 9 other books. and are all related to respiration a respiratory failure crater they're all in different aspects of. their lungs. have you published articles on abstracts also i have roughly how many of those. whose come but i think that it published more than $715.00 probably is something. published in the new england journal of medicine is published there are new england journal of medicine the journal of the american medical association says are those 2 of the most respected medical journals in the world they are per clinical or yes have you also held editor positions at medical journals yes i was editor in chief of the journal called the american journal of the response critical care medicine so that the premier journal in the world for all along disease it's also the

>> yes, the lancet is one of the top medical journals in the world. >> does the lancet medical journalook as the bible of mechanical ventilation? >> yes, it has it is called that. >> have you authored other books also? >> yes, i have. >> roughly, how many? >> i think i published eight or nine on the books. >> and all related to res preparation or respratory failure? >> they're all on the lungs. >> have you published articles and abstracts also? >> yes, i have. >> i lose count but i think i published more than 750 probably or something like that. >> have you published in the new england journal of medicine? >> yes, i've published several articles in the nothing journal of medicine. >> are those two the most respected medical journals in the world? >> they are for clinical work, yes. >> have you also held editor positions at medical journals? >> yes, i was editor-in-chief of the journal called the american journal of repracticetory medicine, it's the primary journal in the world for all lung disease, it's also the primary journal in the world for intensive care medicine. it's the officia

are you can live with the lancet medical journal pgh yes. the lancet is one of the top medical journals in the world. >> and that the lancet medical journal refer to this book as the bible on mechanical ventilation? >> yes, it is called the. >> have the author of the books also? >> yes. >> roughly how many? >> i think eight or nine other books. >> and all related to respiration or respiratory failure? >> correct. pick their all in different aspects of the lungs. have you published articles and abstracts also? >> yes, i have. >> approximate how many of those. >> i lose count but i think i've published more than 750 probably or something like that. >> have you published in "the new england journal of medicine"? >> yes, i published several articles in "the new england journal of medicine." >> the journal of the american association. >> yes like why. >> of those the most respected medical journals in the world? >> are for clinical work, yes. >> had also held editorial positions at medical journal? >> yes, i was medical in chief of the journal cal

. >> are you familiar with the lancet medical journal? >> and does the lancet medical journal refer to this book as the bible on mechanical ventilation? >> yes, it has called it that. >> have you authored other books also? >> yes, i have. >> roughly how many? >> i think i've published eight or nine other books. >> and all related to less pieration or respiratory failure? >> yes. they're all on different aspects of the lungs. >> have you published articles and abstracts also? >> yes, i have. >> approximately how many of those? >> i lost count. i think i published more than 750. >> you have published in the "new england journal of medicine"? >> yes. >> the journal of the american medication association. >> yes, likewise. >> rez r. those two of the most sprekted medical journals in the world? >> they are for clinical work, yes. >> have you also held editor positions at medical journals? >> yes. i was editor in chief of the journal called "the american journal of respiratory critical care merchandise". that medicine. it is the premier journal

those findings are publshed in the "lancet" journal. >>> antioch may join the list of sites consideringazard pay for grocery workers. they are considering an additional 3, 4, or $5 an hour during the pandemic. it would remain in effect until contra costa county reaches the yellow tier. >>> the salesforce tower is preparing to reopen. employees can work from home in 2021 if they choose, or they can choose to return to the company in may. intel and cisco have announced that returning employees will not have to be vaccinated. >>> new this morning, a bay area council poll finds the practice is four times higher here now than it was before the pandemic. the jump around 6% to 26% now amounts to nearly 1 million fewer daily commuters across the region. councilmembers will talk more about those findings later today. >>> 5:38. making it in the bay, all about those home prices. the new data shows a drop in san francisco. the chronicle analyzed zillow data which shows lower home values year over year in nearly every zip code. the only zip codes that went higher were the outer mission and sunset di

tobin: it is one of the top medical journals in the world. jerry: does the lancet medical journal refer to this book as the " bible of mechanical ventilation"? dr. tobin: it has called it that. jerry: have you authored other books also? dr. tobin: yes. jerry: roughly how many? dr. tobin: eight or nine. jerry: all related to respiration? dr. tobin: they are all about different aspects of the lungs. jerry: have you published abstracts and articles also? dr. tobin: i have. jerry: approximately how many of those? dr. tobin: more than 750 probably. jerry: have you published in the new england journal of medicine? dr. tobin: yes, several. jerry: the journal of the american medical association? dr. tobin: yes. jerry: are those to have the most respected medical journals in the world? dr. tobin: for clinical work, yes. jerry: have you held editor positions at medical journals as well? dr. tobin: i was the editor of the premier journal in the world for lung disease. it is also the premier journal in the world for intensive care medicine. it is the official journal of the am

against the cove in 1000 vaccine that was according to statistics that were published in the lancet medical journal. thank you for that. well it's an emotional moment for people around the world particularly for the families of those about to takeoff and soyuz rocket is that's a blast off from kazakstan as baikonur cosmodrome taking 2 russians and an american to the international space station is launch is especially poignant coming just days before the 60th anniversary of the 1st person in space the rocket will launch from the same cosmodrome from which yuri gagarin made history in space ships be named in honor of the cosmonaut and a decorated with his portraits on the morning of the 12th of april 961 his vostok one craft took off circling the earth for 108 minutes and 6 decades later his name lives on. and if you go to you're going to. go on for your. and i think here you could go right recognizing me and i wish i knew armstrong i'm sorry i don't know where. face recognition skills in the wild actually your car is now is. that a bit arsonist. and he's promised to produce the piece. so you do good

against the covert 1000 vaccine that was according to statistics that were published in the lancet medical journal. the italian prime minister has called turkey's president a dictator in a feud that has been branded so far gate it comes after the european commission chief was left fuming on tuesday after she was refused a seat at top level talks in ankara and relegated to a nearby couch. i absolutely do not agree with their no one's behavior and i was very sorry for the humiliation the european commission president under lane had to suffer let's call them what they are dictators with whom one nonetheless has to coordinate the turkish government to hit back at mario druggies at remarks and calling them impudent and ugly and on thursday the foreign ministry summoned the italian ambassador to express its condemnation meanwhile european council chief charles michel has defended his own conduct explaining why he had not tried to defuse the situation by vacating his seat. i was convinced that any reaction on my part could be perceived as them there was a risk of provoking an even more serious incident w

against the covert 1000 vaccine that was according to statistics that were published in the lancet medical journal. well a son merinos is set to become the 1st nation in western europe to inoculate primarily with support. of the state surrounded by italy has just received another 37000 doses of the russian vaccine one senior official told us why they turn to moscow. ok we thought our daughter's friends what we face and delayed the supply of the 1st doses of the pfizer vaccine which were covered by protocol agreements between. the pen demick forced us to session or other solutions on the market through cooperation with the russian direct investment fund we managed to patch a new dose of this politically vaccines and start our vaccination campaign with vaccinations are now primarily being carried out with sputnik li. we had an opportunity to receive scientific proof that this is a good and reliable vaccine and this is also confirmed by our own internal research of antibodies which measures the safety and efficiency of this job to date we have had absolutely no problems some minor reactions we have d

against the covert 19 vaccine that was according to statistics that were published in the lancet medical journal. aids and emotional moments for people around the well particularly for the families of those about to take off and soyuz rocket is set to blog stuff from kazik stands by can our cosmic drone taking 2 russians and american to the international space station there's no one day is as specially poignant coming just days before the 60th anniversary of the 1st person in space. well though we are around 30 minutes from the planned launch of a soyuz rocket from the international space station these are the latest pictures from the balkan or cosmodrome in kazakhstan to russians oh like novitsky and. brawls over rolls cosmos and american market value the hay of nasa already strapped in and ready for takeoff is to browse the 1st ever space flight of the craft should dock with the i s s around 3 hours following blow stars to start a 2 pm moscow time the rocket in launch at the same cosmodrome from which yuri gagarin made history with the made in space flight the spaceships been named in honor of

against the covert 19 vaccine that was according to statistics that were published in the lancet medical journal. it's an emotional moment for people well why doubt particularly for the families of those taking off as the is rocket has launched from catholic stands baikonur cosmodrome taking 2 russians and an american to the international space station so 3 to one pays the moment of lift off . the flights will take more than 3 hours meaning it will dock with the international space station a little after 2 pm moscow time the crew will be busy carrying out around 50 time for scientific research at the station and will also oversee the arrival of a new lab module named science the international space station carries out wide ranging research on everything from biology to astronomy and physics a spaceship has been named in honor of the 1st human in space yuri gagarin and decorated with his portrays well the rockets are come from the same site from where the soviet cosmonaut made history on the morning of the 12th of april 961 his vostok one craft took off circling the earth for 108 minutes the flig

against the covert 19 vaccine that was according to statistics that were published in the lancet medical journal. it's an emotional moment for people around the well it's particularly for the families of those about to take off as soyuz rocket is set to blast off from kazakstan as baikonur cosmodrome taking 2 russians and an american to the international space station its launch is especially poignant coming just days before this 60th anniversary of the 1st person in space. the rockets will launch from this same cosmodrome from which yuri gagarin made history the spaceships being named in honor of the cosmonauts on decorated with his portrays in the morning of the 12th of april 961 the haze of vostok one croft took off circling the earth for 108 minutes and 6 decades later his name still lives on. the british tip you get that if you're going to come up with all of the no doubt in your. and i think here you could go right recognizing me and i wish i knew armstrong i'm sorry i don't know what. face recognition feels in the wild actually your car is now if you read a book. that i have that i'm supp

against the covert 19 vaccine that was according to statistics that were published in the lancet medical journal. it's an emotional moment for people worldwide and particularly for the families of those taking off and soyuz rocket has just launched from the cat from kazik stands baikonur cosmodrome is taking 2 russians and an american to the international space station so there we are to one pays the moment of lift up. absolutely breathtaking stuff well the rocket took off on the very same sideway eureka guarin made history 60 years ago the soviet cosmonaut became the 1st person and space on the morning of the 12th of april 1981 his vostok one cross took off circling the earth for 108 minutes the flight brought a gar an instant global fame and 6 decades later his name lives on but here in mission he used to be a used to be the last person cosmonauts saw minutes before they blasted off from earth to the stars he ses he remains anxious to this day. my head of department of the list of transport launch equipment over to buy a can of the 12 years now the 1st 4 years i was an engineer on the launch t

against the covert 19 vaccine that was according to statistics that were published in the lancet medical journal. some sad news coming out of the u.k. today the husband of queen elizabeth the 2nd prince philip has passed away at the age of 99 just 2 months short of centenarians people are now gathering outside of windsor castle and buckingham palace as well windsor is where prince philip by this morning it was 3 weeks after being discharged from hospital the duke of edinburgh had undergone treatment for an infection and a heart procedure although the exact cause of death has not been disclosed a people are leaving flowers outside various castle entrances meanwhile the tributes are flowing in from around the world president lied. putin sent a telegram to queen elizabeth expressing his deep condolences over the passing of her husband philip had been the queen's patna since 947 and is the longest serving console in the country's history the prince retired from royal duties only 4 years ago but he had been suffering failing health the royal family has released a statement saying that phillip died pe

against the covert 1000 vaccine that was according to statistics that were published in the lancet medical journal. a new 3 man crew has arrived at the international space station this was rocket dock several hours ago after a flight from the baikonur cosmodrome in kazakhstan 2 russians all negative it's also the broth of roles cosmos and american vande hei of nasa then i will both be open with open station during that time up there they'll be overseeing the arrival of a new lap module named science the soyuz m s 800 spacecraft to send a trio to space was named after the 1st human in space eureka go in auntie's constantine rushkoff without the known scientist the crew took off. you can see throughout iraq of the war if that means dad saw those injuries or was firing and the rocket is going to the store. wow i mean we had amazing sight to see and everyone here at this viewing area are thrilled to see the rugged heading into space but i got to tell you something there are a new 3 people on earth there are more a focus than the crew on board that saw use rocket because the 1st 10 minutes after takeof

higher than the 91.6% rate outlined in results from large-scale trials and published in the lancet medical journal earlier this year. reese is taking steps to revive its struggling tourism industry. the country's lifting quarantine restrictions today for arrivals from european union member states and several other countries, including the united states and britain. as it suffered heavy losses last year, greece is determined to save the tourist season even though a third wave of coronavirus infections is in full force. a new poll out today says half of new york photos -- voters think andrew cuomo should remain as governor despite multiple scandals. an overwhelming majority of those do not think he should run for reelection next year. his approval ratings in the polls has sunk to its low end point since he took office in 2011. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. romaine: it is 1 p.m. in new york -- matt: it is 1 p.m. in new york. these are the top stories we are f

researchers writing in the lancet psychiatry journal say 34% of covid survivors, a third, received aeurological or psychological diagnosis within six months of infection. anxiety and mood disorders were the two most diagnosed ailments. the conditions were most severe in hospitalized patients but also in outpatients. the study examined the electronic health records of 230,000 patients making it one of the largest data sets yet. >>> the oxford/astrazeneca vaccine is facing yet another setback. the university is pausing its pediatric trial in the uk as regulators review a possible, i say possible link to blood clots in adults who have been inoculated. a spokesperson says no safety concerns have been raised regarding the children's trial. european regulators are once again reviewing the vaccine and are expected to release their findings sometime this week. for more on all the latest developments melissa bell is standing by for us in paris. first we go to salma abdelaziz in london. a lot on the line for astrazeneca but also for the uk and other european countries. this is their best shot

miscarriage during pregnancy than white women according to a global study published in the medical journal the lancet. it's estimated that one in five women miscarry at some point in their lifetime. the likelihood varies according the race. the bbc's global health correspondent has more. >> i remember seeing the positives on the pregnancy tests for the first time, and i was just so happy that me and my husband were crting life together. >> katie was 28 when she found out she was pregnant. but one day, out of the blue, she started bleeding heavily. she lost the pregnancy. >> i just felt so low, so hopeless. literally like my world had ended. >> katie was advised to try again and then become pregnant within a few months. once again the pregnancy ended in miscarriage. both were second trimester losses. >> it's like a blanket of heaviness over mwhole body, over my mind, like a dark cloud. i just cannot see any hope for a long time. these are the mem boxes that we have received from the hospital that i'm grateful for. >> she feels stronger now to be able to talk about her losses, but this study found that

was published early this year in the lancet a peer reviewed journal of very very prestigious journal and presented very very good robust debate demonstrating the efficacy of the sputnik the vaccine it's based on what's currently available in terms of data and you mentioned some of those sources already what's your take on the safety of sputnik me. i think it's partly the reason save as any other vaccine a reporter actually in the original paper and in the subsequent baby it was the slight side effects you get from this type of vaccine. or any vaccine you know slight i ache in the arm off and a bit of a headache perhaps and some fever or chills but these are transient very mild side effects i guess the one concern that we have to raise as us is if this is a very clever vaccine he uses a very similar platform technology to the astra zeneca oxford vaccine he uses an ad in a virus and given all the concerns that have been raised in the last few weeks about blood clots and the astra zeneca marrus. it's a vaccine i think one would need to to consider some of that some of the those effects

than white women — that's according to a new global study published in the respected medical journal, the lanceteir lifetime. but the likelihood varies according to race. the bbc�*s global health correspondent tulip mazumdar reports. i remember seeing the positives on my pregnancy test for the first time, and ijust was so happy that me and my husband were basically creating life together. katie was 28 when she found out she was pregnant. but one day, out of the blue, she started bleeding heavily and she lost the pregnancy. i just felt so low, so hopeless, literallyjust felt like my world had ended. katie was advised to try again and did become pregnant within a few months — but once again the pregnancy ended in miscarriage. both were second trimester losses. it was like a blanket of heaviness over my whole body, over my mind, like a dark cloud. and, yeah, ijust could not see any hope for a long time. so these are the memory boxes that we received at the hospital, that we were so grateful for. katie says she feels much stronger now to be able to talk about her losses. but this study found that bl

analysis by the leading medical journal the lancet on 4.6 million pregnancies in seven countries suggestsport also calls for women in the uk to be given support after their first pregnancy loss — at the moment, specialist clinics are usually only offered to women after experiencing three consecutive losses. my colleague victoria derbyshire spoke to nana—adwoa mbeutcha, they just couldn't find the heartbeat. as it was 18 weeks, they tried to say, "maybe it is a bit difficult to find at 18 weeks, would you like to come back next week?" and i said "no, certainly not, we need to find this heartbeat now." in the end, they sent me for a scan at the hospital later that day and confirmed that the baby had died. and how did you react to that news? i was heartbroken, it was not on my radar, i was not ill. they kept saying, "did you not feel unwell, did you have any bleeding, anything, tummy ache, headaches?" absolutely nothing, i had no idea i had been walking around with a dead baby inside me. and some people may not know that when you are at 18 weeks, you actually have to give birth, you have to

journal? >> the lancet is one of the top medical journals in the world. >> and does a medical journal for two this book as the viral mechanical ventilation western mark. >> it has folded. >> also. >> yes, i have. >> how many. >> i think i published eight or nine other books. >> and it at all related to respiration or respiratory failure ? >> belongs. >> have you published articles and abstracts also? >> yes i have. >> how many of those. >> i lose but i think i published more than hundred 50 of them probablyor something. >> and you published in the new england journal of medicine ? >> yes, i've done several articles. >> the journal of theamerican medical association . >> yes. >> spec in medical journals and oral? >> they are, yes. >> also held positions in journals? >> yes, editor-in-chief of the journal of the american journal care medicine so that's the primary in the world for all lung disease. it's also the primary journal in the worldfor intensive care medicine .and it's the official journal of the american jurassic society. >> have you talked and lectured outside of illinois and through

journals in the world. blackwell: does the lancet medical journal refer to this book as the bible of mechanical ventilation? >> yes. it has all of that. blackwell: have you authored other books? >>>>ow yes. i think i have published eight or nine other books. blackwell: all relatedir to respiration respiratory failure? >> yes all different aspects of the lungs. blackwell: have you published articles and abstracts? >> yes i have. i lose count but i think i have published more than 750. blackwell: new england journal of medicine? >> yes several articles. blackwell: journal ama? >> yes. blackwell: those two of the most respected medical journals in the world? >> they are for clinical work, yes. blackwell: heavy held editoral positions at medical journals? >> editor in chief of the journal the american journal of respiratory care and critical care medicine. that's for all long disease also the premier journal in the world for intensive care medicine. the official journal of the american thoracic society. blackwell: have you tied and lectured outside of illinois and texas? >> yes. blackwell: generally, where? >>

. >> a new study published in the journal "lancet psychiatry" found as many as one in three people infectedcovid-19 have had long term symptoms. i've talked to people who had what they thought were mild cases, and they have what they call covid brain fog. how worried are you about the lasting impacts of this? >> this is a huge challenge. it used to be called long haulers. we've always known that people who spend a significant amount of time in an intensive care unit on a ventilator, weeks to months, will have ongoing health problems, weeks to months, after they come out. what we haven't seen is mild patients who should recover and in some cases they recover completely and then they develop this long term chronic problem, as you called it, the brain fog, severe challenges in terms of their heart and lungs. we don't know much about this at all. this is a real concern. it's going to be, i'm afraid, one of the legacy issues of this pandemic. >> there's data today suggesting that after two doses of moderna's vaccine the immune response could stay robust for at least two months. last week, pfizer

. >> there is a new study published in the journal lancet psychiatry saying as many as one in three peopleave longer term mental health and neurological symptoms diagnosed within six months of their infection. is that the next chant earp of this pandemic, treating long haulers? >> yeah, what a fascinating disease. and maybe for the first time in human history, the world is learning about a disease in realtime. right. so this study out of the uk over 230,000 people infected with covid, and yeah, about 30% of the time out at six months, you can find evidence of either neurologic or psychiatric disease. and it's more frequent the sicker you are, particularly things like anxiety. so while it's true that the vast majority of folks will thankfully recover from covid, it's not without its cost. and a lot of people according to this study suffer from either neurologic or psychiatric problems going forward. so best not to get it. >> today dr. anthony fauci saying the spread among children is largely happening during team sports where children are often unmasked. not so much in the classroom. what a

than white women — that's the finding in a new global study published in the respected medical journal, the lancetose a pregnancy at some point in their lifetime. but as data is limited this figure is thought to under—estimate the problem. the study also suggests that losing a pregnancy leaves women from all ethnic backgrounds more vulnerable to long—term health problems. 0ur global health correspondent tulip mazumdar reports. i remember seeing the positives on my pregnancy test for the first time, and ijust was so happy that me and my husband were basically creating life together. katie was 28 when she found out she was pregnant, but one day, out of the blue, she started bleeding heavily and she lost the pregnancy. ijust felt so low, so hopeless, literally just felt like my world had ended. katie was advised to try again and did become pregnant within a few months, but once again the pregnancy ended in miscarriage. both were second trimester losses. it was like a blanket of heaviness over my whole body, over my mind, like a dark cloud. and, yeah, ijust could not see any hope for a long time. so t

diagnoses within six months of getting infected that's according to a recent study published by the journal lancetents suffer from anxiety. 14%, with mood disorders 7% say they abuse substances and 5% report having insomnia. in all, 13% of these patients say it was their first recorded neurological or mental health diagnosis. let's turn to dr. sue varma. she is a clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at nyu langone medical center doctor, thank you. how concerned are you about the long-term impact of covid on all of our mental health >> i'm very concerned, because prior to this, we were talking about the mental health fallout just from the loss and the grief and the economic impact. and now, we are going to add to that neuropsychiatric symptoms as you mentioned, anything from anxiety, depression, but also, headaches, tingling, numbness, weakness, fatigue. and what we call brain fog where a lot of people are saying i am having memory deficits i go into one room and i forget what it is i came for. i can't remember the names or executive impairment executive functioning impairment so i am very co