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. >>> tonight, two prominent medical groups are urging the fda to halt sales of some of the most popularr-the-counter decongestants. doctors say it has to do with the ingredient, phenylephrine, which can be found in some versions of benadryl, mucinex, and tylenol. the ingredient has been proven to be safe but two national doctors groups, citing several studies, say it just doesn't work as a decongestant. they want the fda to pull it from store shelves. >> honestly, we don't. we don't recommend that for our patients, and we haven't for over 20 years. >> i believe that if there was an application for approval with the fda today, it would never be approved for a number of reasons. first, it has limited benefit. second, it has a long list of adverse effects. >> those doctors suggest an anti-histamine or saline spray to treat a stuffy nose but the best advice is ask your family doctor what they recommend. johnson & johnson responding today, saying, "phenylephrine is a well-established decongestant recognized to be safe and effective." >>> well, it is the time of year for giving back and the o

completely changed the work of the medical group forced to literally disembowel still living soldiers out a couple of kidneys from a wounded or burned soldier in 7-10 minutes, and then pack them for shipment to germany and israel in debaltseve we had a very hard job in sector c per day many organs were removed. there weren't even enough containers. i remember in early february, in just one day, 23 pairs of spleen and liver kidneys were sent to the base. the liver will take almost 100,000 dollars for the lungs already for 150. apparently, the commanders of the armed forces are still of the opinion that their subordinates are much more expensive when disassembled, as experts say on specialized german sites. donor organs record. dropped in price. this is one of the results of the work of black transplantologists in the artyomovsk region. presumably under the lion there is a platform with an inflatable hospital and a mobile crematorium, where slightly wounded ukrainians are brought for operations. here the profits are, of course, fabulous. it’s still clear that this criminal concern of bl

fighters are brought here from almost all areas of the special operation, if the task of advanced medical groupsilize the condition and evacuate the fighter, then within the walls of this the hospital should already be fully cured to work with the most complex wounds, advanced equipment helps, good quality export anesthesia breathing equipment. equipment for monitoring all functions vital for the body with the help of high technologies not only operate here, but also carry out rehabilitation. a good example is an ophthalmologist's office. even the first inspection. here, a matter of technology, an autorefractometer in just 20 seconds will display the patient's diagnosis, myopia, hyperopia or astigmatism without it on identifying these pathologies would take up to 15 minutes. this device completely eliminates the human factor, during the examination it gives a 100% result and an eye apparatus. ultrasound can give an idea of ​​the condition of the internal structures of the eyes. so often the wound falls on transparent media, namely the cornea lens of course, work. here, there are seasonal illness

is almost exclusively applied when people die in police custody and has been rejected by major medical groups, including the american medical association , and we look back and look at the victories that we can that we have participated in and that we have supported things like bringing body camps to anti police. another victory came last year when governor newsom signed the angelo quinto act it bans police holds that may cause us fix eah. that's how cuentos family believes he died. and earlier this year, attorney general rob bondi's office agreed to independently investigate the case following major questions about the investigations by police and prosecutors because justice is difficult to achieve. i think we keep on thinking about ways in which we can make his death meaningful. a lot of people here at this vigil in antioch are wearing these ribbons. the green represents mental health awareness, and the black represents social justice in antioch. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news attend san mateo police say they seized a large cache of weapons after a man was seen brandishing a firearm out

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a lot medical groups, 500 doctors and health care petitioners wrote an open letter back in 2020 sayingse now we can actually find out if someone is infkd within self-krn to ten-day, if and the issues comes down to the fact that a lot of these groups are saying this should be a targeted screening approach based on your individual risk, whether you are high risk and how you have sex, what are your sexual preferences, not based on how you identify and who at had risk, they use prep, march in monogamous relationship. and those to do. >> so the update has n-- they'r basically using this questionnaire-based screening and can this work better than time interval approaches. and they're looking internationally at what other countries are doing there are a lot of other countries that have changed the way they're handling this. >> science ever stigma. >> correct. >> finally. >> final hp. >> so current who and he's saying get in line for the speak are or suspect it had snoo this is have frajle being and if we don't do this right, the democrats could gain the majority on the floor. we either are su

. >>> associate executive director of the permanente medical group joins me now from san francisco.tor, for joining us. you oversee millions of patients in california. give me a sense of how busy your hospital emergency rooms are right now. >> i'm going to tell you, this is the busiest we have ever been. >> including during the covid pandemic? >> that includes the covid pandemic. it includes the omicron surge. literally we have hospitals that are busting at the seams. we are at census in northern california of 3,500. just to put that in perspective, normally we run about 3,000. this try demmic of rsv, covid, flu is pushing the hospitals to our limits. >> i understand some hospitals have had to -- have had patients sharing rooms and so on. how do you cope with the influx? >> we hired thousands of nurses in the wake of the covid pandemic. on top of that, we have done a lot of planning around additional beds. as you referenced, using hallways as necessary. we have opened up tents again just like we did with the prior se surges. my concern is we are going to see more. flu has gone up ab

. >> public health agencies and medical groups worldwide spoke out against the ruling. >> this holiday season, best gift is truly good health. trifecta of viruses is spreading through the population. >> covid-19, the flu, and rsv. three respiratory viruses all simultaneously circulating creating a triple threat. the measures that help keep us safe from covid-19 the past 2 1/2 years also did keep other viruses at bay. but this means that some people especially young children did not build up immunity to those viruses and that means that they getting hit harder this year. >> i think now you may be seeing the result of that for all those winter respiratory viruses glp hospitals are fuller than they have been throughout the entire pandemic. public health officials are reminding people that the tools to fight covid like masks, hand washing, ventilation can also help prevent other respiratory diseases as well. but the most important message when it comes to vaccinations is the one that remains. >> my final message may be the final message i give you from this podium, please f

is almost exclusively applied when people die in police custody and has been rejected by major medical groups, including the american medical association , and we look back and look at the victories that we can that we have participated in that we have supported things like bringing body camps to anti police. another victory came last year when governor newsom signed the angelo quinto act it bans police holds that may cause us fix cia. that's how cuentos family believes he died. and earlier this year, attorney general rob bondi's office agreed to independently investigate the case following major questions about the investigations by police and prosecutors because justice is difficult to achieve. i think we keep on thinking about ways in which we can make his death meaningful. people here at this vigil in antioch are wearing these ribbons. the green represents mental health awareness, and the black represents social justice in antioch. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news details now on that small plane crash. this is their son of monica pier yesterday. video shows the moment the single engine

is almost exclusively applied when people die in police custody and has been rejected by major medical groups, including the american medical association , and we look back and look at the victories that we can that we have participated in that we have supported things like bringing body camps to anti police. another victory came last year when governor newsom signed the angelo quinto act it bans police holds that may cause us fix eah. that's how cuentos family believes he died. and earlier this year, attorney general rob bondi's office agreed to independently investigate the case following major questions about the investigations by police and prosecutors because justice is difficult to achieve. i think we keep on thinking about ways in which we can make his death meaningful. now we're back here live at the cuentos family vigil at their home in an attack. and if you look around, a lot of people are wearing these ribbons. the green represents mental health awareness, and the black represents social justice reporting live in antioch. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news and we know the king to a

is almost exclusively applied when people die in police custody and has been rejected by major medical groups, including the american medical association , and we look back and look at the victories that we can that we have participated in that we have supported things like bringing body camps to anti police. another victory came last year when governor newsom signed the angelo quinto act it bans police holds that may cause us fix eah. that's how cuentos family believes he died. and earlier this year, attorney general rob bondi's office agreed to independently investigate the case following major questions about the investigations by police and prosecutors because justice is difficult to achieve. i think we keep on thinking about ways in which we can make his death meaningful. now we're back here at the family's home in antiochus with this vigil is just getting underway. family tells me they expect to hear from some city officials, possibly the mayor, and some city council members reporting live in antioch's evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news thanks. evan, the contra costa county coroner has

. >> public health agencies and medical groups worldwide spoke out about against the ruling.st gift is truly good health. the trifecta of viruses. >> the flu, covid and rsv, all circulating and creating a triple threat. the manyezures that helped keep us safe from covid the past two and a half years did keep other viruses at bay. but that means that some people, especially young children, did not build up immunity and that means they're getting harder hit this year. >> now you may result of that. >> hospitals are fuller than than they've been through the pandemic and the tools to fight covid-19 like masks and hand washing and ventilation, could also help prevent other respiratory diseases as well. but most important message when it comes to vaccinations is the one that has remained. >> my final message may be, maybe the final message i give you from this podium is that, please, for your own safety and that of your family, get your updated covid-19 shot as soon as your eligible to protect yourself, your family and your community. >> our thanks to sanjay for that. it is also be

from all of the bay area's county health offices, also from many doctors across several large medical groups in the bay area in northern california. they're speaking out about this because they're busy in cases of flu. rsv and now also covid. are on the rice. good thing out of kobe is that people are used to masking now, and they're used to washing their hands. and so that's something that honestly was it into the public discourse very much. and so this pandemics , and now people know what to do . it's just kind of telling him that we should be doing this again for at least this period of time, and that includes masking indoors in crowded spaces if y influence and about three other viruses, including bacteria cost strapped through. it's also vented by wearing a mask. it's one of several recommendations issued by 12 bay area health officers this morning this winter. unlike a year ago, it's a recommendation to mask not a requirement. we're in a different place, and there's a lot of steps you can take to protect yourself and your loved ones other steps like testing and seeking out treatment. if

of the medical officer group, vladimir is familiar with the commander of the knight from the kursianazov participated in the selection of students from the novosibirsk military institute of the russian guard, a later supported the young officer on the march during maroon beret trials. this year they happened to perform tasks together on a combat mission, from which alexander mikhailovich returned as a hero of russia, he was convinced of this with his own eyes that he saw what was happening in just a few moments. we hesitated, he would not have made some kind of correct decision, perhaps if we had no fire man. if we are still alive, then we have not done everything in this world. the shield laughed all together by humoring and drove on to run further, and the details fighting knight. a few lines of official reports are known, they list skillful actions, special forces who managed to seize the enemy’s strongholds , suppress the enemy’s firing points and destroy his armored vehicles behind mean and strict phrases, the courage and heroism of specific people who were completely faithful t

areas of deployment of troops and checked the positions of the unit at the command post of the grouping medical and sexual divisions head military guide. thanked servicemen for exemplary performance of combat missions on friday, vladimir putin, while visiting the headquarters of a special operation, listened to a report on the progress of a special military operation, held a meeting and individual meetings with commanders. in particular, the president was told about plans for short -term and medium-term actions. meanwhile , restoration work is in full swing in the liberated territories, including in lisichansk, which was badly damaged by hostilities. the rumble of shells from the front line is still heard in the city, but this is not frightens, neither the local residents nor those who came to help them return to their homes, electricity, heat and gas, or adrian saw. how the city is reborn after more than six months. in the de-energized lisichansk , electricity returns, major launches took place in social facilities and several residential buildings in the kitchen and light in the corridor. the

came onboard, not as my employee, but as yet another independent practitioner within our soho medical groupt was a good arrangement for dr. polis. she could refer her patients who needed electrolysis to him, and he could refer patients who needed laser to her. >> at that period of time in medicine, in dermatology, lasers were exploding. and every year, new lasers are coming out. >> dean is fascinated by laser, the wonderment of the wand. plus remember, this guy loves engineering. it's like a kid with a new train set at christmas. but five months into working with her, dean faiello drops a veritable bombshell. >> dean says, i have aids. >> he told dr. polis he was dying of aids, and he was going to go home to his parents in florida. >> we were stunned, of course. we were very sad. we threw him a little party. it was a very warm goodbye. >> but he didn't have aids. and he didn't have parents in florida. >> felt a sense of betrayal. i took a while to pick my jaw up from the floor. >> all of the people around him will pay a hefty price for dean's ambition. >> dean was way out of control. i get

the center, told me what it does do is point people in the right direction of medical care and also towards support groups that can help them cope to proceed reporting that. now there's a new movie out about hollywood. it's called to babylon. it started brad pitt, and margaret roby. about the film is set in the roaring. 19 twenties, directed by damien shows, up, who made it the award winning la la land is a sneak peak. i think what we have here in hollywood is higher in babylon. looks at 19 twenties, tinseltown. and you know, when i 1st moved i signed on all the doors. read. know, actors are dogs allowed, fresh head is a cocky film. start changed feeling if he might, from underneath my nipples at the park. i and i opened my notebook nap markle, roby as the towns you, it girl from? i close up. now. it's a crazy ride through the girls. number one, film town before hollywood was hollywood was the wild, wild west. they were figuring out movies, they weren't respected. they were. 2 making up the rules that went along, sex drugs and rock and roll. busy was it was a i think they did it better than the sixties an

but the center told me what it does do is point people in the right direction of medical care and also toward support groups that can help them cope hipaa. stevens reporting that. now before we go, here's something to look forward to the new movie about hollywood colt, babylon. starring brad pitt? hunt, margaret robbie. the film is set in the roaring, twenties, 19 twenties. that is, it's directed by damien shavaun, who made the award winning a law. that is a sneak peak. i think what we have here in hollywood is higher. it's babylon looks at 19 twenties, tinseltown. and you know, when i 1st moved this in, what shines on all the doors read, know actors of dogs allowed fresh head as a khaki film star changed feeling if he might, from underneath her nipples at the park. i and i opened my nipples nap marco roby as the towns are you? it girl from? i close up. now. it's a crazy ride through the girls. number one, film town, before hollywood was hollywood was the wild, wild west. they were figuring out movies. they weren't respected, they were. 2 making up the rules that went along, sex drugs and rock and roll was

medical infusion device. and most of them are dehydration. officials are trying to determine if this is the same group who were fear dead after drifting at sea for more than a month. the migrants said, i hope indonesia will offer the chance of a better life. i care these water before we had a day earlier, another boat arrived carrying almost 60 wynja. they say they travelled not from their native country myanmar, but from as far as bangladesh in the north west, bangladesh is where more than 700000 ranger refugees have lived in a crowded camp for more than 5 years. they fled a violent campaign by the me on my military, which said it was targeting rebel groups. human rights groups say they were a hinge, a being pressured to leave the camp. a growing number are, again, up routing their lives entrusting their face to rickety boats. and the rough see let's get a round up of some other headlines now. south korea's president has called for stronger air defense a day after north korea flu, several drones across their mutual border. president yoon also announced plans to create a drone unit to monitor north korea. tens

american college of cardiology, women's heart health, edwards life sciences and over 20 additional medical groupsho supported our bill, i want to thank their advocacy. carol's greatest legacy will always be our two -- two beautiful daughters, eleanor and mary clay. however, today i hope that my colleagues in the house will help me enshrine her legacy in a way that helps others avert the tragedy that has profoundly impacted our family. and we thank -- thank all of our colleagues for helping advance this legislation. and we are so grateful for the continued extraordinary legacy of carol barr. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: is the gentleman prepared to close? mr. joyce: we yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields back. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for his closing remarks. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. speaker. and i would urge all of our colleagues to support this bill, the legacy of carol barr, which will now go to

has a medical emergency, and now there's a group of doctors that areund soing the alarm about inadequate airline medical kits. we get more now from cbs' omar villafranca. >> reporter: matt lubtack was flying with his 11-year-old daughter, sofia, when her eyes starting swelling and her airway began to close. it's, obviously,a clear allergio something. >> right. nothing that i have seen with her in the past, i knew an epi pen was what i needed. the flight attendant tells me, "we don't have those." >> reporter: commercial airlines are required by the f.a.a. to carry emergency medical kits, which include epinephrine to treat allergic reactions. but they aren't required to have it in premeasured doses that are easy to administer using a device, like an epi pen. >> all i kept thinking of is i'm going to lose my daughter. >> reporter: luckily, a doctor on board was able to measure the correct pediatric dose of epinephrine from the kit, and sofia survived. >> i would never want another parent to go through that feeling of this could be it. >> reporter: in 2019, the aerospace medical association,

but they do not have that medication here. some of our groupbers have hypertension, and they were able to get their medication here in machu picchu at the hospital. >> so, katherine, we've heard that some of the restaurants have run out of food. what's the situation with food there? >> well, we have food. there's no really -- you know, we're well-fed. however, one of the restaurants that our tour group contracts with is out of food, and we expect more establishments to run out of food as time goes on. and as you said in the introduction, the only way in here is by that rail. and that rail is privately owned. it is not owned by the government. so they can do what they want, and their message to us today via email or their website was that out of an abundance of caution for their employees and the passengers, that they did not know when they were going to be giving the service again. >> right. >> many people are walking out, about an eight to ten-hour hike. >> wow. i mean that's not for the faint of heart, particularly through that terrain. as yo

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but then the officialdom within nhs and the medical groups said, i'm not sure that we can afford this structured, is up to administering it and testing who would benefit from it. so we're going to have a little look at how the brilliant boffins may just be slightly out of kilter with the people actually running a extra a health service. extra interesting. alastair stewart is this? that's it for me. thank so much for watching. see you next week . looking much for watching. see you next week. looking ahead to much for watching. see you next week . looking ahead to today's week. looking ahead to today's weather and the uk is looking fairly grey for many with a chilly easterly . let's take chilly easterly. let's take a look at the details. areas in the far south—west of england, may see the odd, bright spell. but the cloud will make it a grey day for most. showers will also reach southern coasts of cornwall . like much of the uk, cornwall. like much of the uk, southeast england will experience a keen breeze through . this will make it feel closer to two degrees celsius . a little to two d

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one of the main roles in the russian offensive has been performed by the wagner group of private medical company that has gained recognition for his prowess on the battlefield. r. c received access to this group training camp in southern russia and his, our correspondent, with an exclusive report. ah, what a man. several years ago, many people were unaware if this reclusive unit was real or just a spine chilling, mis, but the launch of the special military operation in ukraine. so the wagner group propel to stardom, both in russia and beyond. today have to been given a unique opportunity to see where the group is based. we're going to visit several locations. and our mission is to understand just who this private military company is. i was is that much more to work in at the wagner group was founded in 2014 by russian business, many of guinea pig goshen. his goal was to defend the national interest of russia and the russian world, and don bass and beyond. a vertical dawslet and our team got to spend a whole day with the group to take a look at its different training activities and learn

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i think i think there are 3 training for the wagner group and private medical company has become one of russia's most successful fighting forces and the grain conflict. europe is grips by way. the process of a certain price inflation limit the energy prices of the eas, rejection of russian gas. impulse has cost the blog about $1000000.00 in losses, and it says, protest one, marsh. a key checkpoint in crossover is what they call unprecedented depression by region authorities. while native pc was step in secure the area ah, good morning, good afternoon, good everywhere. everywhere in the world, welcome to all the international, just gone. 6 am here in the russian capitalized as usual, great to have you with us. i'm right mommy. let's take a look at today's top stories. the officials say that at least one civilian has been killed and several others wounded in the clean up to the attack. stroke a hospital in the city of damascus. the facility seed, so the number of direct auxilary hit switch pull, severe internal damage. it was filled with patients at the time of the attack, other reside

practically the same, if this is an open place attack by the forces of armored groups, with the support of infantry, if you are a medicala rule, separate groups of special forces infantry and other groups that find their way out to our stronghold and try their uh, seize push back us, that is the tactics of the principle, this is the same one is still high gives more more, and on the issues of the use of drones and so on. still, the weather is like that, let's just say. now everywhere they are not the best for these things. and in general, everyone is waiting for the cold in winter. i understand that you are not cold yet. no , not yet frozen, there were frosts. now it 's warmer again with more rain. and in principle, when uh not no ordinary infertility, quite actively used as well, but use even i would say any weather, because even at low altitudes, small drones can be used to correct, not artillery to detect enemy intentions. therefore, i would not say that the weather strongly directly fundamentally affects the operation of drones. still, they are different from us and opposite sides. and sergei alexandrovich here is a

chernyakhivska even saw what awaits ukrainian specialists here the training of the first group of ukrainian medics is starting at the rescue base in warsaw, they will be trained in the aviation of wounded civilians and military personnel, 50 ukrainian specialists from different regions and with different experience will participate in theoretical and practical classes, for example yevhen has already participated in the evacuation of people from front-line territories and works directly in the city of cherkasy in emergency medical aid teams, we also evacuate patients from front-line areas e.e. kherson region kharkiv direction to our brigades worked after the de-occupation in the kherson region. and vladyslav and his colleagues rescued the residents of mykolaiv, kherson region and odesa. odesa region is constantly under missile danger, so our brigades go to the place and directly provide assistance to the victims immediately after the missile attack, yes, but it was an evacuation on wheels here the ukrainian medics will deal with rotorcraft, this is the medical cabin of the s165 helicopter, here is

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(vo) call the n number on y your scn to learnrn more abouout medice plans inin your neigighborhoo that include caremore. >>> a group of doctors is urging the fda to pull certain medications in the shelves. the list includes several medications you've likely been using for years, probably decades. >> but these doctors say while they're perfectly safe, they don't work as they claim. here's nbc bay area's ian cull. >> when you or your kids get a stuffy nose, there's likely an over-the-counter medicine you turn to. some doctors say some versions of benadryl, mucinex and tylenol rely on phenylephrine to clear up stuffy noses. at least four studies concluded the medicine doesn't relieve congestion. two doctors groups with calling on the fda to pull the meds from store shelves. >> we should really look at the data and see if what they're claiming is true. >> reporter: this doesn't include things like acetaminophen or ibuprofen. dr. julie kim is a pediatrician in los gatos. >> honestly, we don't recommend that for our patients, and we haven't for over 20 years. >> dr. james wolfe went a step further on phenylephrine. >> i