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marty makary will be happy to sign at the end of the event, dr. marty makary writes the pandemic is not a 1-off and how the medical establishment works. in fact it was more the norm than the exception. groupthink and suppression of scientific debate described the culture of the modern medical establishment. he provides examples of public health recommendations and medical practices that persist despite lacking evidence or shown to be harmful. dr. marty makary discusses weakness of the peer review process alleging government research grants and preferred now voters of medical elites affect the nature and quality of medical research. how did the medical establishment get this broken? did public policy break it? and what policy reforms can repair it? we are lucky to have the author with us today to delve into these questions. dr. marty makary is a pancreatic surgeon at johns hopkins school of medicine. aside from pioneering laparoscopic pancreatic surgical techniques, he also researches and teaches health policy at the johns hopkins university blame

doctor marty makary, that is the all important ingredient. >> it does look like it is a miracle pillress so many chronic conditions including alzheimer's. the underlying issue is obesity. obesity is an inflammatory condition. inflammation has been implicated in the developed of alzheimer's. there's a mechanism here by which the nucleotide could reduce the risk of future alzheimer's but we are not talking about other factors that can reduce inflammation. eating healthy foods, hormone replacement therapy for mayor paramount apostle women at a healthy diet. those are well known to reduce -- i hope we don't think it's only a medication that can do it. stuart: is it legit for someone who wants to lose 10 or 15 pounds to go out and get ozempic or be prescribed with it? is that. it? >> if they understand the implications and are willing to beyond it for life unless they change their lifestyle, that is a conversation that can be had but it will bankrupt medicare and many healthcare funds if that's the case because two thirds of america is overweight or obese. stuart: i take your point. the c

doctor marty makary, is that really unhealthy?are fewer and fewer people nowadays who just say i don't pay attention to politics, people are deeply entrenched, might be averted. they are worried corporate interests and the government may not be able to be battled back the pentagon results and some campaigns are run on fear, we heard about the threat to democracy. people are very anxious about this election. certainly plausible. stuart: what would you suggest to reduce stress? >> people need to recognize the echo chambers of media outlets that are affirming what people already believe and recognize there are significant issues, when i dial to msnbc i wonder if i should immigrate out of this country i get so scared but we need to recognize a lot of it is ratings driven. stuart: it is all in your own head? got to straighten your own head out if you want to reduce stress? >> i think about our own field of healthcare, there are real issues we never dealt before about the corporate capture by big pharma and other agencies, that on the b

neil: thank you for that, david asman following closely as is doctor marty makary, fox news contributory, is it justified. i don't want to go to mcdonald's. until they settle this thing. >> they found the supplier, it appears to be regional, in neighboring states region. people look for watery diarrhea. people will feel sick and uncomfortable after you eat fast food. it can lead to dehydration and other things. that's what you want to look for. lauren: 1 do you do if you've got it? >> we diagnose it with a stool test and a lot of times it is supportive care. what gets people into trouble is dehydration from watery diarrhea. iv fluids will take care of it. neil: at the risk of lunchtime, and they are might be rethinking it. what is your sense of this. different with the board situation but this is come up and makes you wonder about the safety of food system. how do you see it? >> i can talk about this. we were saying it might be crap to you but it is bread and butter to me. we see more and more foodborne, mass production of agriculture. we see how the supply-chain gets narrowed down and

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marty makary is a pancreatic surgeon at johns hopkins school of medicine. dr. makary teaches health policy at john hopkins bloomberg school of public health and co-authored a now famous study showing that medical errors are the third leading cause of death in the united states responsible for at least 250,000 deaths per year. and he's been engaged in measures aimed at reducing medical errors in the operating room and the hospital wards. he's written two new york times best selling books, unaccountable and the price we pay. he's published over 300 articles in the scientific peer review literature. new york times, and washington post. and the evidence-based world held organization and undergraduate at bucknell university and master of public health at harvard and general surgery residency at georgetown and fellowship at johns hopkins and joining us to discuss dr. makary's books and is cato adjunct scholar, the professor of health, law and policy at georgetown university law center. before coming to georgetown, a professor of law and professor of medicine at the un

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