impact of health service workers of the pandemic professor the strength of commitment of the national health service the people with it is that rivaled anywhere in the world all of the other health services have that degree of commitment. i think it's all right old suburban and it's because we're integrated it's not to denigrate what any doctor or nurse anywhere that her sesame wealthy assessment to everyone together like this box the national health service here is a national health service we are going into greatly the organization that goes to war together and that's what we did here and that connection made of see huge difference i think so you have medical care and legal team member that know health care systems that everyone listening to this may well know someone who's had a bad experience in the n.h.s. where things weren't done right but if you can cross the swedes we are the best in class pretty much every single domain measured by the world health organization and we do it's a cost that is dramatically lower than that most health care services expend so it's a very good system as r

the only thing she didn't accomplish was national health insurance. the american medalist so chp in told roosevelt and frances perkins that they would kill social security to prevent what they called socialized medicine from taking root in america. what we ended up with was a health insurance system that grew accidentally. it was a reaction to the wage and price controls during world war ii. companies were not allowed to raise wages, but they really wanted to attract workers and began to offer health insurance. we ended up with a health insurance system that was targeted to the strong and healthy, not to the sikh and jobless. the program frances perkins wanted would have looked more like medicaid looks today, a program that would be targeted to people who don't have money to pay for health care. she was never able to get that accomplished. fdr abandoned national health insurance to get social security enacted. every two or three years, she would bring it up again saying isn't a time now to get national health insurance? each time, someone would tell h

to present on our where the country's leading health agency says the nation's health service is facing the worst crisis in its history the warning comes with brazil in the midst of a massive surge in corona virus infections the country just recorded its highest ever daily death toll and hospitals are running out of capacity. for the 1st time covert 19 led to the deaths of more than 2800 brazilians in one day. mass graves like these have become a sad but necessary reality in brazil where the total number of deaths rank 2nd in the world in sao paolo the governor to create a 2 week emergency phase. in all this you may say don't get it until the end of this month there will be 300000 brazilian deaths due 300000 brazilians will be dead by the end of this month and the president of the republic is having fun joking walking around riding in a jet ski having barbecues at home while we suffer with no vaccine and die across brazil. seemed. a little bit as you. under the emergency rules residents will have to stay at home beginning at 8 in the evening and large gatherings such as sports events ha

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research that your state that even the national health commission was and you formed this very true nature of the outbreak so there was clearly local government. by your twenty's even though by that time it was open secret in the frontline. there was human to human transmission. you know basically by a doctor the official. snow. you mean to you know in transmission. the very poor in pain that because you know that seen so much of them into normal notified of days and so on a regular basis on a call about this you know there's a. lot of them into this but i think that all may be saying but. i want to be there. because it. yet and early january data collected by chinese hospitals late to published by the new england journal of medicine confirmed that there had been human transmission. it is proven that since mid december human to human transmission happened among people who were in close contact with each other. the 1st 6 people came from the seafood market from january 1 to january 11th but over 80 percent of the patients had never been there. according to the same data 70 percent ha

contagious it is also more deadly our resuscitation capacities are such rated the head of the french national health agency who had repeatedly said that the curfew was working is now backtracking admitting it hasn't been enough to let interest. the situation is complex standstill and is worsening paris region vaccines are seen as being the only hope but instead the rollout. could be more is he she was thinking you still severely lacking behind the u.k. for example so much so you the germans would be easy for me to but they are a movie is the e.u. $600.00 of the facts in cook county is also the only food in the foreign line cools and growing from book state to the potent your crew stock seems the year may just be the news. there christer we would all be very happy if you would change your working i was in the european medical agency and the coming months to 24 hours a day and 7 days a week and not approve new vaccines in 3 months but in 3 weeks and there's no surprise europeans feel lost and eager to vent their anger despite all of the restrictions. that. was the 3rd wave of the covert crisis in more

prez who is director of nih's national institute's minority health and health disparate. dr. francis collins, the director of nih and the man who needs no introduction, dr. anthony fauci of the national institute of disease. i want to thank them. [applause]. again, we're so thrilled you're here with us and thanks to those jurisdictions to support and give vaccines, it seems to me to be an incredible blessing from god that we're able to get this altogether. so thank you. now, i'll turn this over to the man who not only thought of today's event, but whose very hard work made it possible. the dr. reverend hamlin who is our cathedral's canon missioner. leonard. >> thank you. over the past year with the community, spirit, compassion, justice, and a host of other work has been elevated in our vocabulary, the words are significant, but they have power only when they're connected to our actions. this evening we have gathered in this space recognizing the challenge of this moment about you we've come together embracing the opportunities that are in front of us. it is important that we

sending approximately 10 times more doses abroad than it's distributed at home according to the national health commission there are a couple of reasons for this. people think that china has a stable epidemic situation in the risk of infection are relatively low so there is no need to be vaccinated for the time being for extra protection secondly because the cove in $1000.00 vaccines are rather new products. to see more information about the effect that said teams have been dispatched around the country to oversee the box nation program there are 4 vaccines currently approved in china which has a production capacity that will top 1000000000 doses this year meanwhile vaccines roll out the chinese economy rolls on a couple months industry and exports confess investment and consumption recovered steadily long employment and prices are generally stable people's basic livelihoods receive guarded and. sustained steady recovery trying to strong recovery from colvin 1000 is often credited to its aggressive lockdowns at the beginning of the pandemic now unlike many other nations which are still complete

we can make sure that our nations health system truly works for the whole nation. to the interview the duchess of sussex gave on american television. today is huge news that women of colour has spoken about her own mental health struggles during pregnancy. many women face difficulties but stay silent afraid to seek help. with the stigma attached to mental illness the government must ensure that evidence is collected from all over ethnically diverse communities. women are still being misdiagnosed in 2021. with male bodies being seen as the default body is a huge historical data gap in understanding women public health needs. it's shocking that women are 50% more likely to be misdiagnosed following a heart attack civilly because our symptoms different to those of men. several mps were concerned about the effect of the pandemic. eating disorders are tragically on the rise with high - levels of morbidity. where young women to - proportionately struggle to be referred to treatment due - to an integrated medical model based on bmi to identify eating disorders rather. than

national health service is set despite the u.k.'s national health service to set to receive an extra $500000000.00 pounds per year under the deal it would still likely result in a real term pay cut for staff as inflation in the u.k. is predicted to reach 1.5 percent this year it comes despite the government's repeated promises of rewarding frontline staff. our n.h.s. is the beating heart of this country but it is important that we support our really just want to see fantastic front line workers paid properly we absolutely want to. reward n.h.s. stuff for what they've done i will be making sure that we fight to have that. reward i mean i guess the government would have to prioritize and i think nurses and the n.h.s. in general is something that we should prioritize at this moment and i do think they should probably receive more than one percent but it's a symbolic one percent you know what's that's not going to have any impact on the it just feels like a very it's like a very weak offer from the government it's not right you know the

the national health service.ut there, the more chance there is for mutations. he is talking about - the possibility of still having restrictions come christmastime. l this is chris whitty. you have got this good cop, bad cop with boris johnson. but he clearly has room . for manoeuvre because at the moment, the british public are listening to him _ and he doesn't have - to listen to those voices in his backbenches. now, it's almost as long as new york's empire state building is high, and it spent most of the week blocking egypt's suez canal. the ever green, stranded in a sandstorm, caused an almighty traffic jam. the alternative — take the pre—1880s route forfreight, going around africa. even with 21st century ships, that's quite a diversion — up to three weeks. ashis, there is something kind of almost funny about the idea that despite all of the logistics and all of the modern technology, that the combination of a bit of bad weather, a really bad sand storm and a troublesome three—point turn can jam one of the mo

fauci and national institute of health director, dr. francis collins joint faith leaders to encourage people to take a covid-19 vaccine. dr. fauci met with people as they were getting vaccinated. this took place at the washington national cathedral. >> good afternoon and welcome to washington national cathedral. i am the dean of the cathedral. on behalf of all of us who serve this wonderful institution, it is our pleasure to have you here with us for this special event. this cathedral is a house of prayer for all people, and i am honored to stand this afternoon with many of our brothers and sisters from a variety of different faith traditions. our various traditions are unique and special as they are, have numerous things in common. none more so than what is called the golden rule. whether it is expressed as do unto others as you would have others do unto you, or, that which you want for yourself, seek for mankind, or, love your neighbor as yourself -- this ethic of mutual regard and reciprocity is fundamental to the vast majority of fai

the likes of push doctor and babylon have offered digital consultations through the uk's national healthor some time. but new specialist services are on the up too. this instant messaging app provides immediate reassurance and guidance from experienced paediatricians. first—time mum hannah started using juno after having twins leo and xander. i thought there may be something going on that they'd caught between them, and ijust felt a bit isolated and i really wanted some real—time advice. sometimes, all you need is to be able to say "is this normal?" so we're trying to really filter the things that parents don't need to worry about and escalate the things that they do need to worry about and actually, instant messaging is a really good way of doing that. until now, juno has been free but it is due to become a subscription service, and its 12—hours—a—day support is set to become available 2a—7. there is definitely a chance that parents might overuse it and create more worry. there is also no guarantee that you will get the same consultant every time. but the check—up i did for my 8—year—ol

. >> i'm pleading with you for the sake of our nation's health.hese should be warning signs for all of us. >> italy, france, germany temporarily suspended use of the astrazeneca vaccine. >> there's not documented death that's been linked to a covid vaccine. we do not want people to panic. >>> two suspects worked together to assault u.s. capitol police officer brian sicknick. >> these men are facing nine counts. >> this is a huge development. they actually have photographs showing one of the two defendants holding what is believed to be a chemical substance. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it's tuesday, march 16th. it's 6:00 here in new york. alisyn is off, erica hill with me. >> always a pleasure. >> director of the cdc is practically begging americans to stay vigilant a while longer and keep up the coronavirus precautions as new cases plateau at 55,000 a day. dr. fauci is warning the surge we're seeing in europe could

it's being conducted in collaboration with the national institutes of health and the department of health and human services. for more, let's bring in cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta and member of the parent of teenagers club. >> that's right. girls, but you know, they've been asking about this vaccine as well. and you know, we've gotten some hints along the way over the past several months that these trials were going to be starting. we know that pfizer already started doing people that were younger than 16. you remember their vaccine is for 16 and older. but as you mention, let me show you, this is some of the youngest trial participants that we've now heard. over 6,000 people age 6 months to 11 years. and then you have 3,000 adolescents, age 12 to 17 years. what's happening now is they're going to trial these, again, very young participants with various doses of the vaccine. 25 micro gram, 50 microgram, 100 mi microgram. they're trying to figure out two things, is this safe in people of that age and what is the right dose to give as well. after that, if those things so

and we can do that in part through expansion of the national health service corps. we can do that i believe also by better utilizing the u.s. public health service commission corps, which i was privileged to oversee as surgeon general and provides a lot of care in rural areas but certainly poised to step up and do more. so, i do think that there are ways we can do this. with residency programs as well, i think we can strategically work to train residents and place them ultimately in rural parts of our country that are in desperate need of medical providers. i would certainly love to work with you on this issue. i think health care providers get into health care wanting to relieve suffering and to serve. i think the areas that so often need service are rural areas but they're not getting the providers that they need. >> thank you for the time today, chair murray. >> thank you very much. we will now turn to senator romney, who i understand, gets the patience award today for sitting there. [ laughter ] >> the light doesn't go on but the mic goes on. that ichl for being

i'm pleading with you for the sake of our nation's health. these should be warning signs for all of us. cases climbed last spring. they climbed again in the summer. they will climb now if we stop taking precautions when we continue to get more and more people vaccinated. please follow our recommended public health prevention precautions and be ready to get your vaccine when it is available to you. we're just starting to turn the corner. the data are moving in the right direction. but where this goes is dependent on whether we all do what must be done to protect ourselves and others. we continue to see positive information emerge from our vaccines. much a new cdc-mmwr published today data from mid december to mid february found the vast majority of people getting both doses of the vaccines within the recommended time frames. based on the report, only about 3% missed their second dose and symptoms were in place to make sure that those missed doses were not wasted. a very encouraging finding. we also found that 96% of people who got both dose dz

the united nations health agency said today the data from large clinical trials show the j&j vaccines effective in adult populations. new york governor andrew cuomo is defined calls to step down in the wake of sexual assault and harassment claims. speaking at has covid briefing today, the governor said quote i'm not going to resign quote pressure has been building on the governor after six women accused him of sexual assault or harassment and allegations emerged his the administration covered up covid nursing home deaths. the man overseeing a criminal investigation that poses one of the biggest legal threats to

changes sofa $19400000.00 euros at christie's in london with the proceeds going to britain's national health service it pays tribute to frontline health workers in the pandemic raising nurses as the real superheroes elusive street artists and given the pace to university hospital in sept southampton with a note saying thanks for all you doing. and thank you for watching see you again sir. can. you think. it. do this for us and for our planet. the idea is on its wanted to bring you more conservation claims how do we make cities scream or how can we protect animals and their 100 times what to do with the least. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over the forest recycling paper disposable smart new solutions oberstein said you know we want to pursue an earth is truly unique and we know that their uniqueness is worth a while so us to live and survive look why do those be a part of mental issues to global 3000 on g.w. i'm going. to this is d.v.d.'s africa on the program today a new account to stop the killings happening in ethiopia is to bribe egypt's government troops were seen e

changes sofa $19400000.00 euros at christie's in london with the proceeds going to britain's national health service it pays tribute to frontline health workers in the pandemic raising nurses as the real superheroes elusive street artists and given the pace to university hospital in south southampton with a note saying thanks for all you're doing. and thank you for watching see you again so it. can. be. to the point. strong opinions clear positions from international perspectives. labeling vladimir putin a killer accusing china of genocide against the illegal of people the buying administration consigns russia and china that can the u.s. win that's our topic on to the point. to point. out of the 30 minutes while until i go up. it's a constant companion. and it makes us feel. headaches dizziness and tonight is just some in this is it can be caused by not. and what can we do about it. in 90 minutes on w. o. n . humans love interaction sometimes you don't have a if you're a bottle provided that's great they're going to replace people in manufacturing they're going to replace doctors and lawyers

i ask you to protect our nation's health and protect your loved ones. whether mandated or not, we can still take the public health actions to protect ourselves and others. wearing a mask, avoiding travel and social distancing and practicing good hand hygiene. now more than ever we must stop the spread of the virus. as i said on monday, we have a third third highly effective vaccine and the recommendations for use by the advisory community on immunization practices. we saw the first doses being administered yesterday less than 48 hours after they recommended their use. this is a remarkable achievement. more vaccine doses are making their way into commuptse making it possible for more people to be protected from covid-19. and because this vaccine is a single shot and easier to store and transport we can provide more communities moving forward. yesterday c.d.c. on the safety and efficacy. the report provided guidance for clinicians. and in-depth discussions this past sunday and monday. c.d.c. has updated its website to find information billion health care p

changes sofa $19400000.00 euros at christie's in london with the proceeds going to britain's national health service it pays tribute to frontline health workers in the pandemic are using nurses as the real superheroes elusive street honest and given the pace to university hospital in such southampton with a note saying thanks for all you doing. and thank you for watching so you can say. to. the. child when you like now on them. for years romana mia was sexually abused by his father. his is not an isolated case that only a few of the victims have the courage to speak about incest. the frenchman has decided to break through the wall of silence. 90 minutes on d. w. . has a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all be. just 3 the tax and weekly radio program. if you would like any information on the chrono line or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you go your podcast you can also find us and dot com slash science. imagine how many portions of the us us thrown out of world climate or it can be very awful story this is my place is way fr

problem but this has again painfully laid bare differences of opinion let's put it that way between national health authorities in the european union and the european medicines agencies and even within countries and the european union. yes indeed but you have to understand that the that is the way the european union is constructed it's what member states who are in the driving seat when it comes to health matters so the european medicines agency only provides advice and then it is up for national law forty's to follow that advice that for instance is also the reason why germany at 1st advised astra zeneca use only for people younger than the age of 64 and that is also the reason why some member states could as of tomorrow gift greenlights to another vaccine that is not being approved by the european medicines agency how much of a setback has this been for the european union. i would say regarding the fact that we're fighting vaccine has a tendency on the continent particularly in france for instance but also particularly in belgium this is clearly not helping in that respect on the other hand exper

ideological leveraging off coronavirus by this government to use it to further privatized the national health service i would be staggered if i don't carry on with it with business as usual and used this as a as a crime to shock you know a way of pushing things through often be that lead to crises that we just were just bikes you look at public health service which could have handled the test try some nice light itself best might see it in the last 10 years since since the landes lancet reforms if you look at the die die hard incest rights an isolated system of the government 22000000000 it did not work you did not do it was sad to be just in people's lives you can test people you can find out whether or not they're positive but you need to be able to isolate them and attract try snorts like part of that system wasn't put into place the prime minister says it is working so it's out of my hank i'm just going to finish about this possibility of strike action i'm not sure whether some people will think civil disobedience may be better because the strike action a month health workers always tough

nation. called for both the health ministry and the minister for health to step up to the plate in approve the sputnik vaccine ahead of the european medicines agency giving the green light a similar move was done in countries like hungary that independently approved the vaccine for use without. a approval it was still waiting for the difference in the czech republic is those that the president is now calling for senior figures in the cabinet to be sacked i would like to say that the 2 biggest obstacles to delivering sputnik be to the czech republic and the minister of health and also the director of the state institute for drug control if millions of people abroad are already being vaccinated with these jabs where that russian or chinese than the 2 i spoke of are to blame for the fact that our people will continue to die unnecessarily the only solution i see is the retirement of both well he certainly came but young blood and the health minister in prague has said he will wait for the e.m.a.'s approval before allowing sputnik v. to be used in check as long as i'm the health minister i will ins

the national health service has told world health organization's to expect a significant reduction iny of vaccine doses from the end of this month. the reduction is being blamed on the amount of vaccinations coming into the country. let's learn more. reporter: every jab, another step towards the way out. every induction, the government seen as a huge success. not far off, half of the ult population with protection against covid. >> i have fantastic news to bring you today. reporter: news the secretary was happy to share. >> we have now vaccinated over 25 million people. now is not the time to waver, we are on the road to recovery, the vaccine is our way out. let's stick with it, follow the rules, and when you get the call, go get the jab. reporter: perhaps the journey is le smooth than we had assumed. a letter from the nhs says volumes for first doses will be significantly restrained, because of a reduction in national inbound vaccine supply. services should close bookings on march 29 and not look any further in april. you just told everybody we are on track with the vaccination but y

health care is not affordable, it is not accessible. for years in this country families in minnesota and across the nation have struggled with the rising cost of health care. i ran for congress in 2016 -- i lost. and in 2018 i came back and i ran in a cycle and served in a session where we were here to find real commonsense solutions to this nation's health care issues. in a 2018 -- in 2018, the election psych that will first brought me to congress, democratic candidates all over the country were sent to washington after making that simple pledge. if elected we would work tirelessly to stabilize and enhance the affordable care act. lower the cost of prescription drugs in this nation, and the out of pocket health care costs for families. last year, i helped pass h.r. 1425. that was my bill trk the reinsurance bill that became the base of our broader patient protection and affordable care enhancement act. legislation that included provisions to significantly increase subsidies for middle and low income families, making health care more affordable and accessible for millions of americans, congratulations congresswoman underwood for that as

the national health service is very busy it is full of patients with disease and therefore don't knock on our door that is not what the message was but that is what people understood as this is a clear case of mixed messaging unfortunately many people especially the old and the one rouble and not sort of all assertive people decided that that meant don't bother the doctors they're too busy for your current illness. the words mother and father are potentially offensive if you believe the latest guidelines from a top british university manchester university has told start of a should opt for gender neutral words when communicating with students so for example people should be referred to with the pronoun very rather than he or her husband or wife should be called a partner a sister or brother should be referred to as a sibling and words like mankind or manpower are also out of favor here's how the university explain the move the way we're right for in the boat people can help to promote equality diversity in clues and provide the same opportunities for this guide outlines how to use incl

medical officer has already told health staff it's their duty to get vaccinated and the state run national health service is reportedly considering making it obligatory for certain employees and they test dr bob deal says some of his colleagues see it as an attack on their autonomy the idea of making the nation compulsory is very shortsighted you need to understand the dam if there has been done to the trust of the medical profession given the governments already chaotic and much criticized and little be and demi we've already lost a 1000 health and social. work force due to the pandemic people have been working exhaustingly long hours have witnessed tragic scenes and to attack their professional judgment and autonomy by making this compulsory i think is another straw to break the camel's back. u.k. medical chief say the number of covered patients has dropped and pressure on the health service is now easing but with that in mind dr gill believes mandatory an occupation could backfire if you make vaccination part of your terms of employment then what does a doctor do a 5th you risk losing their jo

ministers and boys from russia china india pakistan iran and the us james out zira at the united nations health workers in vietnam have got their 1st job serves the country begins its facts the nation drive more than 100000 astra zeneca doses have been distributed to major cities there vietnam expects another 1300000 to arrive through the kovacs global sharing scheme in april in england nearly 7000000 school students are heading back to class on monday many parents and teachers are relieved after 2 months of disruption but things are still going to be a long way from normal as paul brennan reports from a school in the town of walking. repairing. it's been a long hard winter in the u.k.'s education system but the banners are going up and the students are going back a horse will see the junior school friends and classmates who've been separated since the start of january are ready to be reunited again and i believe it's strange seeing all my school friends and i mean i haven't seen him in like 6 we and i must've been pretty excited again and i'm going back for a lot more scene school in the be. m

health of the workforce. and we know through a recent national study, that the availability of health care workers is still a major issue along with the dressing burnout and building resilience. two counts also joins other organizations including the ha in supporting the doctor green health care protection act. and before the pandemic, our nursing workforce outpaced our supply. the we continue to -- programs and support the future advancement of academic nursing act, which would make critical investments in nursing infrastructure. covid-19 has also served as a plan reminder that we cannot afford to overlook our public health and infrastructure and workforce. thanks to a grant from our state, duke healths covid-19 support services program has been able to assist community members requiring to isolate or quarantine. over 30,000 people have been provided relief payments, meals, supplies, transportation and medication delivery. we establish a vaccine equitable distribution committee to better understand our data and reach marginalized populations, including those who are disproportionately impacted by the virus.

would mean an extra 350000000 pounds a week for britain's national health service well britain voted to leave the e.u. mr johnson became prime minister and his government has just awarded n.h.s. work there's a one percent pay increase for many that's about an extra 3 pounds 50 a week. well my next guest had mr johnson pegged as an unrepentant and inveterate liar not particularly diplomatic in language for someone who was france's ambassador to the u.k. during the 2 britons decision to leave the e.u. as well as being in london during those turbulent years of campaigning sylvia berman has also served to france and russia and china now retired from the david rhotic service and she's free to speak and write her mind her new book goodbye britannia is out now welcome to the w. as we take stock of not your leaders around the world britain the united states and russia amongst them a naive person might ask what's wrong with being an inveterate liar what look what it gets you. well i think precisely the lines are not as important as the. one and you showed everything when you know you should.

plays out is up to us in the next three months are pivotal and i'm asking you to protect her nations health enter protect your loved ones whether mandated or not in individuals and communities we can still take the action for others and avoiding travel social distancing and practicing hand hygiene now we must do all we can to stop the spread of the virus. as i said on monday we have a safe and highly effective vaccine following emergency use authorization by the fda and the recommendation by the advisory committee on the practices of the johnson & johnson covid-19 vaccine we saw footage of the doses being administered yesterday less than 48 hours after recommended, this is a remarkable achievement more vaccine doses are making our ways into communities make it impossible for more people to get vaccinated as covid 18 in it's a single shot and easier to store and transport we can provide vaccine and were communities in global sites moving forward in yesterday an article detailing the clinical trial on the demonstrated safety and efficacy of the author's vaccine. the report also provided impor

insists difficult economic circumstances mean that it can only afford a one percent pay hike for a national health service staff but with inflation predicted to reach $1.00 and a half percent of this year that would likely mean a pay cut in real terms and nurses union says they deserve more and is preparing for strikes political commentator anthony weber says the government's a priorities are completely wrong. the media companies. need these. facilities one of those issues which is. a fine or. witnesses shortage of finance money should go in a suit to. the very. certain schools or actions of a corrupt she was like. giving a nation a start but it doesn't go out. rather a pool message that the government's prepared to spend money on promoting its own interests but not prepared to spend money on people who'd been looking after people who. paid into hospital in unsuitable people who like the n.h.s. and respect even nurses and so on that said the government has extended its furlough scheme until september which pays 80 percent of people's wages for hours they cannot work during the pandemic with leader

of health has admitted it used diplomatic ties to pressure brazil into not approving russia's sputnik vaccine washington says it's over fears that increasing russian influence could threaten national security my colleague zander farmer and discuss the developments this is the united states department of health health and human services that is boosting that it is managed to deny potentially hundreds of millions of brazilians a vaccine. the office of global affairs used diplomatic relations in the americas region to mitigate efforts by states including cuba venezuela and russia who are working to increase their influence in the region to the detriment of u.s. safety and security examples include using the office of global affairs health of the office to persuade brazil to reject the russian copied 19 vaccine see resilience vaccinating themselves with a russian vaccine apparently keeps u.s. officials awake at night this is they argue with threats to their safety and security are unclear how there's no reasoning no logic to it that is explained by them but let me put this in perspective for you brazil is a country that has been ravaged by covert so we all know the death certificate w

changes sofa $19400000.00 euros at christie's in london with the proceeds going to britain's national health service it pays tribute to frontline health workers in the pandemic praising nurses as the real superheroes elusive street artists and given the piece to university hospital inside south hampton with a note saying thanks for all you doing. and thank you for watching see you again soon. after. to the point of strong opinions so your position is an international perspective so . labeling vladimir putin a killer accusing china of genocide against the regular people the biden administration confronts russia and china they can the us when that's our topic on to the point. to point out. next time and on t.w. up. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word american eagle niko peace in germany to fund your. business why not learn with him. to stuff it's simple mind on your mobile and free. d.w. secure learning course because freak german made easy. with him how to be fun to go sockless when the highest high you know if i had known that the boat would be about small