this is the national health commission briefing underway. an update on the covid situation on the mainland. the virus situation is under control, after we did see a provincial gdp in one province contract a percent in the first quarter. there also talking about shanghai and the covid response, and the measures progressing. i'm not sure what that means but we have seen a declining trend when it comes to the number of covid cases. today is a boost, but looking at the china medical system, they say risk being overwhelmed if controls listen, so it seems like they are continuing on with these harsh, strict lockdown or mass testing measures here, and they are getting in earlier now in the cities, even the handful of cases come already doing mass testing and locking down the cities. that seems to be the strategy moving forward as well. in the meantime, first word news. vonnie quinn. >> the u.s. economy shrank in the first quarter. gdp declined at 1.4% following a 6.9% pace of growth last year. economist had seen a 1% increase. it was due to a ballo

as head of the national health commission, he said to have received funding from ealing for his own medical foundation and also signed a corporation agreement with the company. but beijing's also strongly back the t. c . m into 3 worth some 60000000000 a year, according to the world health organization. the promotion of this, this kind of medical market is something that certainly being encouraged, the idea being that if the, if this industry can be developed to a certain level of maturity, where are some very highly effective drugs are developed? ah, ah, then you know, these, these can become part of the more mainstream mix of different types of treatments, not only domestically, but also internationally. the debate over the use of t. c. m, has even taken on the nationalistic tone. people criticizing it, have been accused of betraying china politics. he has seemed to once again be trumping scientific efforts to beat cove at 19 and joining me now for more is professor paul all recall on shore. he's director of the institute of chinese life sciences at shoddy tay when he resonates medicine,

you are supposed to upload it to the national health service.test at home and there's nowhere to upload it to. so it is true it is likely an under reported cases, which is again why hospitalizations is the most reliable method because if you are in for covid, you are in for code. there can be some changes there. this is the thing we have to go on and what we will go on to reimpose restrictions like masks. >> a lot of precautions statewide and nationwide are loosening or getting dropped all together. is the genie out of the bottle here? can we ever go back to mask mandates or lockdowns? >> i actually think it is a great question you are asking because the mask mandates didn't really help, and i think everyone knows this at this point. you just have to literally just get a piece of paper and look at places that had mask mandates and didn't have and you saw the cases go up and come down, but they were the same in florida and the same here like in terms of cases. when we had mask mandates, they didn't. that's because people wear a variety of masks,

the all-russian action be healthy, which supports the national health project, took place this weekends of the country. its goals are to motivate citizens to undergo free medical examinations, not to forget about disease prevention and to motivate a healthy lifestyle from this monday. we have our charging begins charging on the volga embankment in cheboksary began the stage of the all-russian action. be healthy, this is the wish we say most often to congratulate each other on your birthday or any other holiday, so even the world health day, to which the action is timed, the organizers slightly renamed the name of today's action. we added the word yours in order to increase the emphasis on uh, your own health. we want to put uh into people's minds about the need to conduct annual scheduled medical examinations preventive medical examinations, which allow to detect diseases at early stages and not to start them last year, more than 2 million people on their own initiative turned to medical organizations to get advice on a healthy lifestyle . % to reduce the development of oncology. cardi

the work of medical staff and diagnostics of patients , managed to be created as part of the national health project. but this new one was only automatically transferred from this tablet, from the tablet it is removed for examinations, doctors of a narrow specialization leave for the villagers according to the schedule. in the new vaccination room. can i get vaccinated against coronavirus? works laboratory all analyzes. especially with small children. and that's a blood test and a urinalysis. that is, if something urgent needs to be done, the patient is sick and something is needed. find out, modernization of primary health care is always done here. one of the main tasks in a pandemic is high-quality and timely medical care will be available to all residents of small settlements ilya nika and dmitry cherkasov and mikhail sitnikov to lead the samara region. for the main events of the last seven days , see the news of the week with dmitry kiselyov today at 20:00. and i'm dmitry kiselyov look on sunday. provocation on blood as a corporate identity of the maidan of ukraine bucha kramatorsk what

the districts do not go to see doctors, then the doctors themselves go to them as part of the national healthbile medical complexes operate in the country for a year, such clinics for on wheels manages to visit the most remote corners of the regions on how this happens now we will find out. a small uaz boldly stops in front of the ambulatory building, everyone agrees here to reach the border with mongolia from more than 300 km from the capital, and it is here that for the next few days he will live and work, the head of the mobile medical complex, a young laryngologist, saizanna rzhak, and a team of doctors for an appointment, which has already lined up from local residents, most often the patient with chronic diseases, and we we give recommendations to seven patients, and also distribute booklets for prevention. most often, the villagers complain about high blood pressure. this unsurprising view of the sogla is located at an altitude of more than 1800 m. above sea level, pensioner commission irgit is one of those who have been suffering from hypertension for a long time, but only now the doc

. >>> the deputy director of china national health commission warns shanghai covid-19 out break has quoteively contained. meanwhile shanghai police say residents who violate the lock down order will be punished. this comes as the city has partially lifted the lock down. for almost 20% of the population. the city reported more than 26,000 new locally transmitted cases on tuesday. with more than 240,000 new infections since march 1. cnn joining us now live from hong kong. good to see you. a health official warns shanghai covid out break isn't over yet. what's the latest on that and the partial easing of some restrictions. >> it's not over. today cases 26,000 is up a few thousand from yesterday. and look, as you heard from the national health commission saying that this hasn't been effectively contained. they know that the worst is still ahead. they don't think that cases have yet peaked and making contingency plans to turn the exhibition and convention hall into a makeshift hospital with 40,000 beds. you mentioned the 20% of the population that is now allowed to roam around the neighborhood

this is from the daily mail out of london, that the english national health service chiefs called for a return of masks and limits on indoor mixing as they accuse government of abandoning interest in covid and warned of brutal easter as infections hit record levels in the u.k. lisa in coral springs, florida, are you willing to put a mask back on or have you not taken one off at all? caller: i have not taken it off. i do believe the masks really help. so i continue wearing it. i will continue wearing one. host: and what do you think it does? caller: i think it is reducing the uptick of the virus spreading, and along with the vaccine. that really helps or we would have been in a worse situation in the u.s. so with masks, i just agree with it, like it has really helped. host: have you had all the vaccines? caller: yes, i have two and a booster. host: are you in the minority at this point when it comes to wearing a mask in florida? caller: i believe so, based on the number of people i see without masks. host: thank you for calling in this morning. emma right here in d.c., are you willing

. >>> the deputy director of china's national health coalition warns shanghai's covid outbreak has not tens of thousands of new cases for days with 220 new infections since march 1. cnn's anna coren joins us now from hong kong. you've been following this each and every day. we talk about whether or not there has been some slight easing of restrictions. but i guess at the heart of the matter, right, is there access to better food and crucially, medicine? >> well, paula, certainly the people that we are speaking to are yet to see the results of that. we know of the food and medicine shortages that the 25 million people in shanghai have been experiencing since the end of march. obviously, we know that delivery platforms have resumed operation. there should be more movement around the city, but there are still neighborhoods going without. and that is incredibly distressing. what we know is that about 4.8 million people are now allowed to leave their homes, leave their compounds, leave their neighborhoods, walk around their neighborhoods. we should also stress the public transport system ha

i was fascinated in your written stuff that you talked about polarization as a national health crisis. the divisiveness is a vector that weakens our nation in moments of crisis. eminent bodies that congress can change the algorithms, the structures that foment divisiveness. i just looked at the difference in the opening statement's tone and content of our chair and drinking member to the. i want to blame all divisiveness on republicans, that wouldn't be fair. can you talk more about how divisiveness is affecting the american people and their mental health? >> sure. there is so much research that talk about how when we face a crisis, a pandemic, and epidemic, one of the most important currencies that you can have is what's called social capital, or social cohesion, this notion that we are all in it together. i realize that our political system is kind of a zero-sum formulation. it's a winner take all election system. compromises very difficult. but what happens a lot of times is that issues around which we should all agree, things like mental health, like we are talking about today, ad

health with hannah wesolowski. she is an officer with the national alliance on mental illness. ms. wesolowski i want to start with a world health organization briefing for last month. this is the headline. covid-19 pandemic triggers a 25% increase in the prevalence of anxiety and depression worldwide. where do you think we stand today more than two years into the pandemic? what are your biggest concerns? guest: two years into the pandemic these stressors americans have experienced has exploded the mental health crisis. as we look at the pandemic and other things getting back to normal the mental health crisis is ongoing. during the pandemic two times the rate of americans were experiencing exotic and depression. we look at youth and young adults, their lives have been disrupted. we are seeing high rates of anxiety and depression in teens. we are seeing increased rates of suicide attempts. it is concerning. there is going to be -- we were in the midst of a mental health epidemic prior to covid-19. now as we are starting to emerge from that we are grappling with the mental health impa

foxes molly line shows us the cdc is implementing a national health alert as they continue to monitors are on high alert following an unexplainable rise and hepatitis and adina virus cases in children around the globe. outbreaks of the two illnesses first began last october in alabama. since then cluster infections of rare acute hepatitis have been detected in the us, europe and asia. health experts say many of the children who contracted the illness where previously healthy and none had covid-19 in the past. so far, at least 169 cases of acute hepatitis have been reported from 11 countries in europe. and in the united states in children aged from one month to 16 years. the outbreak has prompted the cdc to issue a national health alert. doctors are asking parents to keep a close watch for symptoms for both illnesses , which include abdominal pain, diarrhea and vomiting, among others. hepatitis is often mild in children and can go undetected, but doctors warn that severe cases can require hospitalization and in some cases lead to liver failure. there's always concerned when um , when w

now that's a promising sign from the trial, done in collaboration with the national institutes of health nations, with vaccine producing capacity, pulled billions into the development of cove with vaccines in return for funding the manufacture of vaccines participating drug companies like maternity were given full intellectual property rights over the finished product, government have essentially stacked into the risk investment. and it an ideal world . public money should be greater public access. tens of thousands of volunteers signed up to participate in clinical trials. i to joined one of the trials in the beliefs of my country would gain access to those vaccines. that was successful. ah right now we've got the us get his or baby fort fixing in france from 3 of the leading groups that are developing bricks. yes. so that means our opportunity to gain access to the threat since our regular that as an individual country. this was perhaps the 1st sign that things were going astray with south africa's access to vaccines as a middle income country and one so involved in vaccine development

soso the question is really what is going on with our community interest in the national health authoritiese they acting like this and what happened february 1st em of last year there were a series of e-mail exchanges? between doctor fauci who i have great respect for. and to unearth the eighth epidemic of what was causing it. and with those diseases i really don't know. and then to s have an adequate disclosure. and with the global disaster and needs to be confronted squarely. and we didn't blame ourselves fors that and now we need to have the truth telling. and as you know now you can create aou bio weapon. it is. but you could do it very easily. thank you for your book it's very important for people to read and i will stop there. >> can i pick up on what you said? it's an interesting story. it became apparent that the senior virologist in january 2020 strongly suspected that the virus showed sizes to be manipulated. and a shared consent about this an e-mail over several days and then the phone call was organized trans-atlantic and and what we decided at that meeting must change their min

the question is really what what is going on with our community of interest and you know our national health authorities. why are they? acting like this and what happened on february 1st of last year when there were serious email exchanges which are now becoming public and will become i think very public soon. we train dr. fauci and you know who i have great respect for i met him and he's not a he did a great work that you know on earth the aids epidemic and what it was causing it, but what's going on it at the national instance health and allergy diseases. i really don't know. i mean, they've become a sort of cryptography and so we've got a situation where we have inadequate disclosure. we have a sort of cover up mentality and we're dealing with a basically a global disaster that is a to me needs to be confronted squarely and we shouldn't just blame, you know that certainly sent the people of china. we need to be we need to blame ourselves to a great extent for understood for failure to understand what's going on, uh failure to act and now we need to, you know, have some sort of truth telli

now fernandez has more from columbus clunkers national health services, the only option for those who can't afford private health care. they seek treatment here at the national hospital in colombo or in a network of state hospitals. but the country's economic crisis has hit them hard, mangled up when most people are helpless. we are told to buy everything from outside, even the needle used to check sugar levels has to be bought from outside. there is no point coming to our government hospital for treatment. doctors have been warning of an impending medical disaster as this is shortages affecting their ability to treat patients. many doctors are reluctant to speak on the record that some union members are speaking out. there may be a situation if this continues. when a paper or person come with the road traffic accident wont be able to get the surgical services. i can't exactly say when it is going to happen, but if nothing rescuer will thing happens, we may have to see one dark beer like that. the private sector is also facing shortages of hot medication, pediatric and other drugs and

what is going on at the national institute of health and allergy diseases? i really don't know. we have got a situation where we have an adequate disclosure. we have a sortt of cover up mentality and we are dealing with basically a i global disasr that is to me, it needs to be confronted squarely and we do not blame certainly the people of china. we need to blame ourselves to failure to understand a for what's going on. we need to have some truth telling we cannot allow this again and she mentioned these sinks are eminently feasible. you can create a a bio weapon whether this is a bio weapon i would never contend that it is. you could do it very easily. you could cause global disaster. so i thank you for your book. it is really important to read it and i will stop there. x can i pick up on what you said about the first of february? it's a really interesting story. it became apparent to us, partly through a book by jeremy of the wellcome trust at the senior virologist looking at this at the end of january 2020 strongly suspected that this virus showed signs of being genetically m

as we approach the summer travel >> as americans look ahead to the summer travel season, the nation's health experts are offering advice on the pandemic status. and there's news on the vaccine front. our washington correspondent alexandra limon joins us live with that story. alex, what can you tell us? >> hey, guys, good evening. well, while the worst of the pandemic may be behind u.s., medical officials say it's still really important for americans to exercise some caution. >> by no means is it over? we still are experiencing a global pandemic chief medical advisor to the president, doctor anthony fauci says the goal now is to learn to live with the coronavirus under control. >> and the knowledge that it may not be completely eliminated when you get those levels low enough, that really is not disrupting. you don't overwhelm the hospital since many states and communities are now considered areas of low transmission. life may feel like its return to normal. but doctor fauci says it's still important to exercise caution in some situations but fat to get on a plane tomorrow. i would definitely

recruitment training and developing of public health personnel is a key part of building our nations public health workforce, allowing us to better respond to current and future public health threats. now, i will turn it over to dr. fauci. dr. fauci: thank you. i would like to discuss the covid-19 roosters, in the -- covid-19 boosters, in the context of mrna boost. let's get an overview of the situation we are in. several studies have shown that covid-19 vaccine booster shots protect against serious illness, hospitalizations and death. . that is a well-established fact now. the cdc recommends everyone aged 12 and older to receive a covid-19 vaccine booster, after completing her primary vaccination series. certain individuals can receive two booster doses. people who are -- with moderately -- who are moderately or severely immunocompromised. as we know, on march 29 at the fda authorized second booster doses of two covid-19 vaccines for older and immunocompromised individuals. the cdc recommended that same day, that additional boosters cannot be used for certain individuals. -- can be u

i do not think we really have a national conversation just about what mental health means after what have all been through over the past three years. i suggest we have a national referendum. a non-polarizing national referendum on just what mental health means in this new world we are all living in. and how do we come together? because i will say, there are so many groups voicing despair right now, it is my hope we can build mental health. as a psychiatrist, i can tell you many of my colleagues will be saying, many important things we can do at the moment. we heard about the crisis of isolation that is happening. i know the president talked about technology last night. it is time to think about how can we reach out to people. how can we create networks. how can we contact them and bring the cycles of isolation. -- break the cycles of isolation. i agree completely with the need for telehealth right now. it is an opportunity for us to use technology for good. but my written testimony is also that of a sociologist. i think mental health with larger structures and systems. the other part

medical volunteers are conducting it together with the russian ministry of health as part of the national healthd now the volunteers will help promote useful content, the organization’s specialists, national priorities, an official agreement has been signed, i must say that we are doing one big common cause. this is the implementation of the federal project. you are not public health, which in turn allows you to achieve the goal that is set president to increase the number of people who lead a healthy lifestyle and, accordingly, increase life expectancy over 6 years of project implementation. be healthy, medical volunteers have achieved impressive results in 8.5 thousand events, in which more than 7 million people took part, and this is not the limit. there is still a lot of interesting things ahead, all the details are on the site volunteers medica.rf. you live on a plane. is it possible that our flat earth can not flow on the spherical earth of space, in fact , no, and all the footage taken on the iss is a fake regular spectacle of the launch of new satellites with the launch of some space pro

as head of the national health commission, he said to have received funding from ealing for his own medical foundation and also signed a corporation agreement with the company. but beijing's also strongly back the t. c . m. industry worth some 60000000000 a year according to the world health organization. the promotion of this, this kind of medical market is something that certainly being encouraged, the idea being that if the, if this industry can be developed to a certain level of maturity, where are some very highly effective drugs are developed? ah, ah, than you know, these, these can become part of the more mainstream mix of different types of treatments, not only domestically, but also internationally. the debate over the use of t. c. m, has even taken on the nationalistic tone. people criticizing it, have been accused of betraying china politics. he has seemed to once again be trumping scientific efforts to beat cove at 19 finally, a show of solidarity from one of germany's biggest football clubs, beraskigy adornment hosted ukrainian club dino. keep an eye charity friendly match on t

this is a state task, fixed in the national health project.all expectations were justified even at the construction stage. over time, geographers ct and mri machines and other latest equipment make it possible to conduct all kinds of research, based on which doctors already today carry out the most advanced procedures in the operating room x-ray surgery. experts are already fighting for life patient. this is the second operation today and the fourth in the new equipment building. we have, uh, the last generation. we can say, yes, the integrated vasculature that we have inside here helps. we have to differentiate and make a more accurate diagnosis in the wards on the floor below are those who still have to lie down on the surgical table and put on unrest. he moved here the day before from the old branch, he admits he is glad that he became part of a historical event. everyone has a tv bath toilet before. well, first time elsewhere. now for the construction of the object. there are about 4.5 billion rubles allocated from the country's budget. at

getting funding levels for the national institute of mental health parallel with the levels of the national cancer institute. >> we should require health plans invest in a minimal set of services, particulate social and mental welfare of young people. >> these mental health policies are brightening. among the positives are steady increases of the mental health awareness and boosting care. the pandemic, after spending more than a year studying, i found the unpredictability of the current pandemic has spread their motive -- through isolation, lack of motivation and anxiety. people struggled with distant learning and because -- and have become socially distance after months of its isolating in place. >> we have to think in terms of what are we doing as a culture? in the last 20 years, suicide has leapt over cancer and car accident as cause of death. yet there is still hope. chapters of local nonprofits centered around improving mental health. >> all of our services are no cost, but we are a family service agency. one of the things we are focused on doing is providing more access to family ther

application, and the funds will go to the card , support or stents will be registered with the national health agency or the social protection authorities of the population, and submit an application for assistance there. where were you before on the website of the ministry of social policy of ukraine courage stronger than a weapon, courage is always more important than a weapon. crush and you don't give up. thank you for standing up for ukraine. we have not forgotten about you for a second and we will not forget. rest assured, all the temporarily occupied territories led a historic gathering of military generals from 40 countries at the rammstein base , which in germany is a nato base and but there were not only generals from nato countries are present, who agreed together, including with the minister of defense of ukraine peznik about military aid , many experts already say that this very meeting can become a decisive turning point confrontation in the full-scale aggression of the russian federation on the territory of our states who knew maybe in history we will remember this rammstein base

in the application and the funds will go to the card, there is support, or register with the national healthapplication for assistance there, more details on the website the ministry of social policy of ukraine good morning, the 66th day of russia's war against ukraine, you are watching with the press, it means you support the ukrainian view of the world and already resist with me pot. yes, and positive news with the russian federation, there continue to be fires, this time two sinks caught fire on the island sakhalin well, which is considered a disputed collective territory of neighboring japan, here is a video of this photo, as reported on the network by the inhabitants of the island. at first they heard bangs. that is how the russians now call the explosions in themselves on the territory, according to the local snakes, the explosion occurred around 12:00 on april 30 in the village of illinsky on sakhalin. it later became known that the second block of dress 2 had caught fire. at the moment, rescuers are fighting the fire, which spilled from the turbine compartment onto the roof, accordin

there is support or stents for registration with the national health service or the social protection authorities of the population and submit an application for assistance there. where were you before on the website of the ministry of social policy of ukraine. greetings dear tv viewers yana eva melnyk and further about the most important on this moment, russia tried to exchange ukrainian civilians for russian military personnel. and this is prohibited by the geneva convention, according to deputy prime minister iryna vereshchuk, ukraine refused and called on russia to return the civilians there is ample evidence that the occupiers forcibly deported a large number of civilians across the border after the invasion of ukraine in february. vereshchuk noted that people are being used as hostages. ukrainians are in prisons and pretrial detention centers in ryazan and rostov, kursk- obryansk. after the bombing, ventilators were taken out of the city, while before the war there were 60 such necessary devices, the mariupol city council informs me of the location, the city blocked by the russi

carried out, including under the patronage of the pentagon of the armed forces, usa jesus with the national healthriver? and used together with oncological? institute now just a second now now now so used by the oncology institute. investigated overexpressing genes phos jan which can cause sarcoma, this is bone cancer and which could often be used in many countries of south america to eliminate people objectionable to the usa and the case of chavez is not limited. perhaps other leaders have fallen under this case. and we remember this story that not only died of cancer we treated ourselves, yes, but also other leaders there in argentina , in my opinion, olya, what do i want to tell you? here's what i saw, uh, the video that the four leaders were showing here. yes, they got this type of cancer. that's what i want, that the americans are now ready for anything , maybe they won't fight us with nuclear weapons. they will now defend ukraine with conventional weapons, but we must be prepared for the fact that we have a holiday season ahead of us. laboratories in ukraine in the western part continue to w

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the cdc has issued a national health alert. health experts say many of the kids who contracted the illness were previously healthy and none had covid in the past. >>so fun at least what this 69 cases so titans have been reported from 11 countries in europe. and in the united states in children aged from one month, 2, 6, 2, news. >>doctors are asking parents to please keep a close watch for symptoms, which could include abdominal pain and vomiting. the cause of the spike in hepatitis cases, everywhere is under investigation. officials say it is not connected to covid or the covid vaccine. a teacher at sandra fells terra. linda high school is arrested for being under the influence of drugs and alcohol while in the classroom. kron on's rob nesbitt has this story. >>when police arrived here at terra linda high school wednesday taken leonhard denied drinking alcohol, a drug recognition expert discovered that that wasn't true and that she had other drugs in her range us. it's the reaction received all day thursday when talking with pe

now for the first time, a former national health service maternity nurse has come forward to say sheduncan kennedy reports. in the 30 years after world war ii, hundreds of thousands of unmarried women were shamed into giving up their babies for adoption. most gave birth in hospitals, which were supposed to be places of compassion. some of the older midwives would see — i hate the word — but sort of, these are fallen women. they've got to get on with their lives. in 1974, anne hair was a trainee maternity nurse. she spent some time at this hospital in edinburgh. she is the first health worker to confirm to us that some nurses treated the unmarried pregnant women with scorn and derision. sometimes you felt they were cruel in how they spoke about them. how did these young mothers react? i think they were in shock. anne says some nurses removed babies straight after delivery, without the mothers being able to hold them. she says she is still haunted by one teenager, desperate to keep her baby. i can still picture her, because she was crying, and i remember her saying to the midwife how s

we need to have a more consistent and better national health delivery system plan. host: let's talk to keto in rockville, maryland. caller: hi, i remember what it was like before we had the american health care act. i remember i was making maybe $60,000 a year as a software developer. i remember my insurance, my deductible, rather my monthly payment had gone up to $800 a month just for me and my family. there were three of us. i just remember that it was killing me. it was a lot of money. that was before obamacare. i remember before obamacare the cost of health care was -- in one year it would be one thing and the next year it would be 40% higher, the next it would be 40% higher, and the health care costs were spiraling out of control. i remember when obamacare came, all of a sudden it forced the health care people to lower their stuff. all of a sudden the cost went down. what i paid today, i mean -- i pay significantly less. i may not actually make more money, -- it has been x amount of years, i make more money, but i pay less for my family. in reference to the othe