medical debt. let me just -- a couple of days ago my office on social media, we asked people around the country and in vermont, tell us your experience with medical debt. let me very briefly read few of the stories. a gentleman named eric from oregon wrote, quote, i received a traumatic brain injury and woke up from a coma with a hospital bill of over half a million dollars. how are you supposed to start a new life being $500,000 in debt after being in a coma for 3 1/2 months? that's a hell of a way to wake up. melissa from montana wrote, quote, i developed heart failure from an abnormal heart rhythm in my 30's. i had no insurance. my family of five went bankruptcy and -- bankrupt and lost their home. i'm in my 50's with a career in speech pathology and i still can't afford health insurance. andrea from nevada wrote, quote, my mother got colon cancer. she did not have adequate insurance, they wanted $3,000 up front before they would start her chemotherapy treatment. it would then cost another $3,00

first of all we do not have a medical data crisis we have a medical data problem.bruary of this year the healthcare estimated the kaiser family foundation estimated 8% have medical debt the amount of medical debt 14% and above 10,000 dollars. it is reflecting on the disease if we do not address the underlying disease we can never fix. the high healthcare price. why is the healthcare price so high in the u.s.? primarily because our government policies continuously the playing field and in favor of large players and patients further and further away from the healthcarero dollars. so congress designed the program and the bylaw program for the nonprofit hospitals to buy drugs and sell them to low income patients at a low price. but guess what happened. now these hospitals ended up buying low and deciding hi. the recent study published in general medicine found the hospitals set a commercial price can be as high as three -- eight times of the price of the drugs their markups areth higher in te physician practices. so basically congress is channeled money for the hospita

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to the people in the business of producing medical equipments and providing medical. services, it gives a crucial insight into uh the demands and the trajectory of iran's medical industry uh and it basically tells everyone what to expect in the coming year in terms of product releases, new services and everything in between. and with that said, we've come to the end of this episode of iran tech. many thanks for watching, i'll see you guys next week. un yielding resolve, look into the tumultuous life of yoster arafat, the palestinian leader who dared sid. the negotiation table with israel only to face broken promises and shattered dreams. witness his lifetime tour from fighter to a diplomat and again from a diplomat to fighter to save palestine. this is story of sacrifice, betrayal, unbreakable spirit of a who fought against all odds. maximum coordination with the israelis, united states is manufacturing a false premise for confronting iran, for what reason regime change?

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to the people involved in the business of producing medical equipments and providing medical services. it gives a crucial insight into uh the demands and the trajectory of iran's medical industry uh and it basically tells everyone what to expect in the coming year in terms of uh new product releases, new services and everything in between. and with that said we've come to the end of this episode of irantech. many thanks for watching, i'll see you guys next week. the extraordinary. life and career of muhammad salah, the iconic football player hailing from egypt. follow his incredible journey from humble beginnings in a small village to a global stage of professional football. this is zarda village located in iran's west. on july 22nd, 1988, just days after the cease fire between iraq and iran, iraqi fighter deaths hit this village while people were celebrating idal adha. zarda was not the only victim, about year before that, another crime was committed against iranians. on june 28, 1987, at 16:30 local time, iraq. army fired seven chemical bombs into the city of sarasht which hit the m

way to the people involved in the business of producing medical equipments and uh providing medical services. it gives crucial insight into uh the... demands and the trajectory of iran's medical industry uh and it basically tells everyone what to expect in the coming year in terms of new product leases, new services and everything in between. with that said we've come to the end of this episode of irantech, many thanks for watching, i'll see you guys next week. can you call the people terrorists for defending their own land against the crimes of sionist they're making a stand helping such nation? this is an act of terror too, when the leaders of the world distor the basic truth, the world is waking up and history turns of page, the truth is shining bright in every heart and every age, the resistance stuff grow stronger with courage and with might, stand up forward in the darkest of the night, they say it's self-defense for the ruthless cold regime, but the ones who fight for freedom are the ones they call extreme. in my stage, the tides are turning, new fate to unfold, people consci

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they're partners in administering the medication. same day access to the medication is critical. those with serious opiod disorders use not just to feel high but not feel sick. they fill with draw symptoms. the window can be very narrow. without the medication to help the with draw symptoms they may turn to fentanyl and risk aftern overdose. it's not fare to expect a physician or patient to call different pharmacies and wait a few days to order it or multiple trips to a pharmacy maybe a barrier to treatment access for those with physical disabilities or transportation limitations. people should have access to the medication when and where they need it. the ultimate slide our next steps. we have done outreach to pharmacies retail and independent during the legislative process. can he continue to partner with them in implementing the passage and assure medication availability. so with that i want to say thank you for your time. we respectfully request board approval to save lives. thank you. >> thank you. any questions. >> i just want to reiterate my appreciations for your leadersh

to on the medical a medical intern. so i'm still thinking cardiologist point. and our goal was to actually there's a person who's there sort of acting strange and we're supposed to do a medical clearance means we're supposed to make sure there's not he doesn't have a tumor or some sort of infection or something else it might be causing his behavior. and then i walk in there and i this is a person looks familiar and i just sort of like do this double take. and then like, man, that's, you know, so-and-so that i used to know. we used to play basketball together. and my feet were just like planet to the ground. i could because i'm like this person. i'm supposed to evaluate who's acting sort of, you know, in this way that i can't wrap my head around is someone that i knew in a totally different way. i knew him as like me, right? and so it was a really sort of, you know, this eye opening experience to sort of see that in person and. so that was one thing that kind of really sort of was a really big opener experience. another thing that kind of happened is, it was ano

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there on the website you can find out what medications, implants, and other medical products the foundationcan get from it? when the fund was just being created, when we were thinking about how we work, we decided on this the principle, informal, completely, it is not recorded anywhere in the documents, that the parents of our patients are our main experts, i want to emphasize that we consider all requests, not only from doctors, not only from medical specialists, but of course and from parents, and from patient organizations, and even from grandparents, children in need of help. we also consider these requests, we will definitely study and prepare a response, absolutely. if you have a diagnosis prescribed by a doctor, the application can be left at state services portal. to find the form you need, just type the circle of goodness in the search and the electronic assistant will offer it to you, or it can be found through the foundation’s website in the section for parents. the regional ministry of health can also help with collecting application documents. but doctors themselves can tell th

this point, probably more, are medication abortions. if you really want to step abortion in the united states, you have to stop medication abortion. laws that are trying to keep people from being able to leave the state to get access to pills. laws that are trying to punish health-care care providers who are mailing tales. all of-- pills. all of that is about cutting access because you cut off a huge swath of people from a very safe way to terminate a pregnancy. >> i fico jump in. the timing of this case, yes, they made a political decision. they can revisit this after the election or wait for the trump justice department to interpret the legality. it is also important to see what they are trying to do with mifepristone as a way to undermine blue state abortion access. the postop reality of legal and extralegal medication abortion, providing access. even if it is in people's first choice, which it is important to say that 63% number doesn't only represent enthusiastic users of medication abortion because there are people who would like

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so the weight loss associated with these medications can reduce the risk for cancer. when it comes to other things like tobacco cessation or decreased alcohol use disorder, opiate use disorder that is probably more related to how the medications work. they work in the brain, the stomach, the pancreas, the liver. and so it's thought that the part of the brain that the medication is working on that helps decrease, decrease cravings for food is also helping decrease cravings for other things like tobacco alcohol and opiates. >liz>now we know folks with diabetes are meant to take these drugs for the rest of their lives. but what about folks who are using it exclusively for weight loss? is this something that people should be taking long term >live>obesity is a chronic disease. just like something like diabetes or hypertension. and so when we think about how to treat obesity, it really also requires a same long term outlook. and so we know from the studies that were done for semaglutide that when people came off the medications, when they were using them for obesity manage

he owns medical equipment . mohammad hossein haji of sada and shima news agency , a martyr, defender of election security. this means that we all go to the polls on friday and cast our votes today also, the body of marzban marzban amir hossein sheikh hadi was laid to rest in the shahadai behesht zahra after burial and circumambulation in the razavi shrine . he was martyred in the monitoring mission of safar border area in sistan baluchistan by the criminals. the first jihad conference of women's narratives of the delegation was held in the conference hall of the broadcasting organization with the presence of 900 female media activists of the delegation. according to the head of the organization of delegations and religious organizations, about 15 thousand effective delegations of women are active in the country. karbala in karbala. if it were not for zainab, we are talking about the first narrator and medium of ashura it happens from one morning to the afternoon, over hundreds of years and thousands of years, it

antebellum medical student. i can never get over this this cover. a student at the university of michigan put it like this, quote, opium is a divine gift from heaven. and to literally illustrate that point in his medical dissertation kind of like an exam that medical students would take at the end of their degree, he drew an angel bearing opium poppy down from heaven to earth. right. they took this literally. this is an intensely religious society. and so this isn't merely kind of a caricature. this was a literal belief that many doctors and also patients had that god had given them opium to ease their suffering by 1861, the year that the civil war broke out. opium and its derivatives are again laudanum and morphine are actually the most commonly prescribed medications. the united states. and opium present in somewhere about 50% of all prescriptions the mid 1800s in the united states. these drugs were so popular because they were utilitarian. we often think of opioids, things like oxycodone and for example, as p

connor leads the medical unit. he literally leaves the medical unit. we will not confirm or speak to name is your providing. it's out of security reason and out of protecting someone's privacy. we're just not going to do that. but the reason i mention that is because there are a thousand military members that do indeed use the white house medical unit. they do. >> as i am trying to answer the question so you can connect the dot that there are multiple neurologists -- specialists that come through here because there are more than a thousand medical military personnel, military personnel here. >> you could clear it up by just saying what hughes doing connected to the president yes are no. >> i'm not going to confirm a particular neurologist it doesn't matter if they are a dermatologist are neurologist i'm just not going to do that. i shared with all of you that the president has met and has been with a neurologist three times as it relates to his physical. three times. guys and just not going to do that out of security reasons and out of privacy. it's no

if you can't find enough time in four years of medical school or three to seven years of graduate medical education training, or if you can't find a requirement for two hours of cme credit over the course of the year, what are we doing? we need to ask that question. so i think we really need to take the shining example that the last panel has led to really make that widespread, we really need to make this a requirement across the medical training continuum. and yes, everybody doesn't have to be the world's expert in nutrition. every physician doesn't have to be a dietitian. but basics on nutrition science, basics on referral, whether it is food as medicine interventions, dietitians, federal feeding programs. let's get them in these programs. that has to be the rule and not the exception. rick: what are the leverage points? i saw the letter -- how do we affect that change? how do we implement the recommendations in the report? dr. parekh: special societies are a lover, state licensing boards are a lever. acgme through their competencies is a lever. licensing boards can put questions on nut

the dead were a doctor and relatives of one of the patients of the medical institution. such data were reported in the evening by the kyiv city military administration. seven children were injured. four of them had to be hospitalized, these data are incomplete and they will be updated, the kyiv city military administration added. at the same time, the representative of the president of ukraine for children's rights and child rehabilitation, darya gersimchuk, also reported that the rescuers found a nine-year-old girl, an 11-year-old boy and their mother under the rubble. however, she did not clarify whether it was about okhmadit. the ministry of health announced that part of edina in ukraine was destroyed as a result of the strike. of the oncology and hematology laboratory, one of the buildings was completely destroyed, several more buildings of the hospital, including the recently erected one, were damaged. representatives of 33 diplomatic missions visited the site of the rocket attack in the ohmadit hospital. according to yevhen perebeinis, deputy minister of foreign af

the second medication is taken after 48 hours after the dose of mifepristone.es claimed in their challenge that mifepristonehoul be removed from the market completely because of claims of h that patients and providers were suffering harm from the medication. kimberly, cau and of course, um case -- the arguments the($ forward the response the plaintiffs attempted to make. because some ofabout the lack og that they had, how did it eve >> i will start with tt the sups one of the most cynical things i have seen in a rlly the folks w, they created an organization to file. the folks who filed,ed it in a particular district in texas that they could guarantee they got a particular judge. a judge who is on record as being fundamentally anti-choice. it was probably jumping up and down in excitement when this came to him. erng surprising about the fact that this was noe district court, so here we are. they put it in front of a judge who they knew was going to rule in their favor. we saw an initial decision that said mifepristone should be taken off the market entirely. it

, that initial call that someone might make to express a medical concern.at mean for patients exactly, what did you find out? caroline: so many one medical patients, the primary way that they're, accustomed to interacting with the with their health providers is through an app. but what a lot of people didn't know and what i didn't know when i started reporting this story, is that before amazon acquired one medical, one medical had acquired a company called aura, which is a senior health care company. and that company was all about providing people the most engaged, the most frankly expensive and intensive care that they could up front in hopes of keeping people and medicare out of the hospital over the years to come. those patients were obviously accustomed to being able to text with physicians assistants, call the doctor's office and get someone on the phone right away. in the year following amazon's acquisition of one medical, though, they made the decision to shift those phone calls to a call center in tempe, arizona, which they referred to internally as

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combat medics now have one the problem that still remains is supply, because our system is still not arranged in such a way that the planning, that is calculated, that the combat medic must have so much, so much, so much, that in this case with such- then later' there is no such form, there is no such, unfortunately, tagel for the provision of a combat medic, which if he accepted, he constantly needs to be replenished, what was the point of my coordination, apart from rolling out flows, going to the front, organizing front-line staging points, this is exactly what through me people sent help and all those who were brought to me by combat medics of the wounded, i issued to them online what they spent, how i issued it to them, that is , all the takmet, tourniquets, all medical equipment, including blood products, which we helped there with refrigerators, and for heaters for for infusions, how did it happen, it happened at the expense of benefactors, at the beginning of the war it would all be clear, but now for 2 years the system should be fixed, the volunteers of the charitable founda

o'connor leads the medical units. we will not confirm or speak to names that you are providing to me. it is out of security reasons and protecting someone's privacy. we are just not going to do that. the reason i mentioned that there are thousands of military members that do indeed use the white house medical unit. they do. [. [indiscernible chatter] karine: there are multiple neurology iforts that come through here because there are more than a thousand medical military personnel here. [indiscernible] karine: i am not going to confirm a particular neurologist, anybody. doesn't matter if they are a dermatologist or neurologist. i am not going to do that. the president has met with a neurologist three times as it relates to his physical three times. i'm -- guys, i'm not going to do it out of security reasons and privacy. it is not something that i'm going to do that. [indiscernible chatter] >> is that based on these verbal discussions and his public -- the president's doctor has no reason to re-evaluate him for parkins

but the initiation of medical therapy is lower than those with a high deductible. i go back to 340-b. if hospitals were passing on the 340-b price to the patient financially stressed, then a policy initiative by congress would actually be making a difference but it's not being implemented. dr. bai: there are new requirements to pass down to the patient. sen. cassidy: then we'd address the only finding was a true negative that patients are less likely to initiate and continue. dr. bai: that's correct. you asked me about patients. sen. cassidy: a statement that nonprofit hospitals are better than private equity. every bad incident we talked about today has been a not for profit hospital not passing on savings from 340-br to filling the obligation of being a tax exempt facility and not for share hospital. i'm not sure it's a implementation of public policy. dr. bai: there's billions in tax contempt issues. and they receive a tax on contribution but a lower cost because of the interest of tax. sen. : cassidy: the contribution they receive and the capital gains are also

have also received outpatient medical services. the opinion of the service is also in the continuation of the survey of the opinion of water for for the sixth year in a row , it was hosted by the two provinces of sistan baluchistan and south khorasan so that 1699 people benefited from the services and 13 thanks to you for your good plan regarding hajj. dear pilgrims, based on the recipe coordinated by the academy of medical sciences and approved by hazrat hojjat-ul-islam wal-muslimin, mr. nawab , we performed the tests and examinations of our pilgrims based on it, and alhamdulillah, we were able to recruit a good group of doctors. to hajj we had a main center in madinah and several round-the-clock clinics that served the pilgrims in makkah. we had a well-equipped hospital with an icu, an icu, a sister ward , a brother ward, a radiology sonography , an emergency room, a pharmacy, and many excellent and clean facilities. and besides that, it was arranged in all the hotel complexes that accommodate our pilgrims, or in the clinic or in

add 5 new products monthly to the product basket, actually medical equipment.t year, about one and a half billion dollars of foreign currency was allocated for the import of medical equipment, with the recent approval of the council of ministers. domestic production will be more supported and the amount of supply in this industry will decrease. mehdi mohammadzadeh, radio and television news agency. these glass rectangles are supposed to help solve the electricity imbalance in the country. the plates that were introduced as energy storage in solar power plants. but sometimes on the side. electric energy boom in order to solve this problem and any disturbance in solar energy production, a knowledge -based company has designed a system for real-time monitoring of solar power plants. one of our companies is a reliable data-driven company that works in the field of smart industry solutions. we produced a product there, the monitoring and monitoring system of the solar power plant. it is known that this product is at the cost of one-tenth of the similar foreign model

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the growth in the production of medicines and medical materials approached 8%. designed to support this trend. in 5 years, it is necessary to create a promotion mechanism, right up to implementation, so that people can receive new solutions and, accordingly , medical care as quickly as possible. the national project will ensure the development of twenty- five gene therapy drugs and personalized cell products, as well as eleven art-based products. as for the production base, during the period of the national project it is expected to increase the share of domestic production in the field of vital essential medicines to 90%. products up to 40%, which in turn will contribute to the formation of technological sovereignty in the field of pharmaceuticals and the medical industry. technological sovereignty of healthcare will make it possible to provide the system with the necessary medical resources, over the past 3 years the russian market has already shown growth, both in physical and monetary terms. every year , almost 118 million people, that is, about 81% of the p

with the strength of doctors and medical staff who are with us.addition to the special medicines we take for they are also for prevention and very helpful, and fortunately, my dear people helped us well , because their level of information and awareness increased with the training we gave and the training sessions that were held for them, or the information that came from the network in various ways. virtual sedasa or various media platforms, we used all of these and informed the honorable leaders of the convoy, the honorable clerics of the convoy, the people. dear pilgrims, they obey therefore, the biggest problem we had was the heat stroke, but alhamdulillah, god helped us and our patients arrived safely. of course, we had two very well-equipped field hospitals in arafat and mina. we accompanied our pilgrims with doctors with backpacks containing medical and relief items. we were accompanying them, and we divided them in such a way that every group that goes to perform prayers or acts must be accompanied by a medical staff. in addition, this yea

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i was asked about a medical exam. i was asked about a physical that was in the line of question that i answered. and i said, no, he did not have a medical exam and i still stand that by a bat. my affect the president is still stands by then he had a verbal check-in that is something that the president has a couple of times a week a couple of times a week. now, in regards to dr. kevin, could arm and i am telling you right now that i am not sharing confirming names from here. it is a security reasons. in fact, going to do that, ed it doesn't matter how hard you push me. it doesn't matter how angry you get with me i'm not going to confirm a name. it doesn't matter if it's even in the log. i am not going to do that from here. that is not something i am going to do. what i can share with you is that the president has seen a neurologist for his physical three times, three times and it is in the reporting that we share a comprehensive reporting, butter butter fact, it's more than what the last guy shared and it is in line wi

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medical services. opinion the service was also carried out as a continuation of the nazar water survey for the sixth consecutive year, hosted by the two provinces of sistan baluchistan and south khorasan, so that 169 people benefited from the services of this project, and the 1300 extensive operations that you had in this year's hajj, starting with the last activity of jamiat al lal ahmar let's talk about what was done in the name of allah , the merciful, the merciful, alhamdulillah, the lord of the worlds. first of all, i really want to thank you for your good plan regarding the hajj. the basis of the recipe that the academy of medical sciences it was coordinated and approved by hazrat hojjat-ul-islam wal-muslimin, mr. nawab , we performed the tests and examinations of our pilgrims based on him, and thank god we were able to send a good group of our doctors to hajj. we had a main center in madinah and several night clinics. on the day he was serving the pilgrims in mecca , we had a well-equipped hospi

they want to shut down every medical personnel -- any medical personnel willing to help her change herlp mind to help save that baby. just this past january, the u.s. house of representatives voted on the pregnant student's rights act. it would ensure that pregnant students at colleges and universities be informed about accommodations and resources available to them. maybe it's thet fact that if she's in a dorm she might need familye housing or it's just resources that are available on campus, this is what you can do or go into the community. these are the resources that are available. that makes sense. if you have a pregnantst college, why not give her the information that she might want orrm need. not a single democrat in congress voted for that bill. they don't want girls in college to get information about how to deal with the pregnancy. that's because she is not supposed to choose life. the kansas legislature this year passed a bill that said there are penalties if you coerce a woman to have an abortion. proabortion democratic governor laurac kelly vetoed the bill. does that mean it