host: national health care reporter with the washington post, thank you. host: let's turn to you who opposes more restrictions on abortion access. from brownsville, texas. caller: i don't support more restrictions on abortion. i support women's rights and their doctors. politicians are not doctors, they are just politicians and corrupt. i am a catholic and i believe in a woman's right. i believe in a woman's voting rights. we need to treat women as human beings and not property. host: paul in alabama also opposing. good morning, thank you. caller: i am opposed to laws that they are trying to implement on abortion and one of the things that concerns me is the double standard on the way they are looking at things. in prisons right now, they have women signing their tubes and removing their uterus of they can have babies. this was called eugenics. why are these abortion people who say they oppose abortion, why are they not doing anything about the doctors doing this in prison? host: you say you did not support more restrictions let me show you the poll that w

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voice, representative of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on the health of the nation, health carehealth insurance mykhailo tsimbalyuk, people's deputy of the homeland faction, first deputy chairman of the committee on social policy and protection of veterans' rights and gradually, it was not for nothing that we spoke here mr. mykhailo tsimbalyuk was invited because this topic in one way or another affects the topic of war and the topic of veterans, and here i think that hilarion yaroshenko, head of the department, will agree with me of military information of the ukrainian military medical academy of poland good evening , i was not wrong when i said that this topic affects you and your patients in one way or another. war and i want to remind you that the technical analysis has nothing to do with the medical one, there is no medical cannabis, although already from your answer i understand in principle, but let's make it clear, it is very necessary to do this . a lot of veterans, a lot of people, and in on this issue, there can’t be any kind of preconditions, it must be done so as n

why because it's a democratic country with an extremely good public health and national health care system. so we have enormous needs improvement in all of these things. and these are going to be tough things to change, especially because our constitution is -- hard to amend. and when you've got things baked into it that, you know, california sends the same number of people to the u.s. senate as wyoming. washington, d.c. doesn't send any at all. you know, the the large state small state thing is just going to get more extreme over the years and i despair of ever being able to get the constitution amended. so these are problems and it makes us less than a democracy. you're right of the question in the back right here is oh most, most of us have been educated to believe that woodrow wilson was a good or even better than very good president. what is evaluation of him are wilson. i would not rank as one of our greatest presidents for sure. he was a complicated man. i have to say, not somebody easy to hate or loathe. but i think he was a very paradox critical figure. on the one hand, he was a g

ekaterina burova, an honorary member of the royal academy of physicians, has been working in the national health care great britain for 28 years, the crisis arose as a result of, generally speaking, because before i had a prick, i had a waiting list in the hospital for, well, routine so-called patients 5- for 6 weeks , as a result of the pandemic in the uk , a huge number of people have accumulated who have not received timely medical care. over 7 million people are forced to stay here for six months. wait for what they need treatment with another legacy. yes, it turned out that we see fewer patients at the reception. this is because patients are more complex few, while patients are many. they went into private practice, where salaries are higher and the workload is less remarkable, especially during the crisis of a certain language, about two years ago , the government stopped the program of state support for the education of nurses. previously , they were paid little money during their studies. now everyone has to study in debt, it turns out about 20-30 thousand pounds sterling, which is usually pa

politicians on the will for treatment diplomats did not reach the demonstrators crisis in the national health care the eve of another medical strike took place in ukraine staff, this time the nurses took to the streets to demand an increase in wages from the government in order to keep up with inflation. in his first address in 2023, the prime minister of rishisun stated that despite the investment of record sumos of the national health service and the recruitment of a significant number of doctors and nurses patients do not receive the care they deserve, so it is necessary to admit that changes are needed in the work of the management service of queen elizabeth, she ruled the longest in the history of the united kingdom, also the british experienced three changes prime ministers in more detail victoria uses skulls like this in june queen elizabeth ii welcomed guests to celebrate her anniversary, the british did not know that they were seeing the queen for the last time in a month, in the last time as prime minister , boresh johnson addressed the parliament and announced his resignation. i wish ev

burova, an honorary member of the royal academy of physicians, has been working in the uk national health carefor 28 years as a result of coida, generally speaking, because before there was covid , i had a waiting list in the hospital for, well , routine so-called patients of 5-6 weeks as a result of the uk pandemic , a huge number of people have accumulated who did not receive timely medical care, more than 7 million people are forced here for half a year. waiting for the treatment they need. yes, it turned out that we see fewer patients at the reception. it's because the patients are more difficult because they've been detained for two years. plus, of course, here is the fact that we left the european union for great britain and uh, there are problems with european union doctors coming. helped we had a lot of them, but now there are fewer, as for nurses and uh, ambulance workload, mad nurses few sick a lot they are worse than the shortage of staff in the public health system in the uk sensitive 165.000 vacancies many have gone into private practice where salaries are higher and load less won

effectiveness during the pandemic sergey polyakov said such companies were able to provide 25% of the national health care tests in general , more than a thousand russian enterprises used the help of the fund as part of the national project on small and medium-sized businesses commercialization to launch innovative production can allocate up to 30 million, when scientific research work has been completed and, of course, the main function is import substitution. here we see the products that businesses are launching in their production. this and food products this and uh, agricultural engineering and uh, refrigeration equipment for large shopping centers. and, of course, there are a lot of different machines. these are laser machines for cutting metal, and cnc metalworking machines, the end recipients of state aid for the development of innovations, will be included in the unified register , such a database, according to mikhail mishustin, will give a more accurate picture of the direction of assistance to technological development and indicate the most relevant areas. nikita korzun nikolay saprykin ntv to

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faces the fiscal show down over is that limit should the rest of the well be worried routines. national health care system on his knees, canny and hsbc. plus travelers mindset, the shifting will tourism get greener this year. counting the cost on al jazeera, the u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin headed to the middle east days after israeli forces kill yet more palestinians. what is washington's role in the worsening conflict? and what wider challenges does the by the ministration face in the middle east? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much m g m u. s. secretary of state antony blinking is visiting israel and the west bank on a trip to the middle east beginning in egypt. it will be his 1st to the region since a new far right government came to power in israel and comes just days after israeli forces killed more palestinians in janine. we'll be looking at what to expect from the visit in more detail with our guests in a few moments. but 1st i'll just here as i had my head explains how that read unfolded. palestinians and janine pay their respects to 9 people

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should the rest of the well be worried with his national health care system honestly, can the image, as we say, plus travelers, mindset to shifting, will tourism get greener this year? counting the cost on al jazeera, blue biology, and anthropology and genetics is really founded in a racist ideology. my name's adam rutherford. i'm a geneticist, author, broadcaster. i will inevitably get loads of racism. i'm be called the racist. yeah, because i'm talking about race. yeah. i'm fy 16. i'm an economist, one time political candidate, an activist. ah, unfortunately, cove, it could just be a dress rehearsal for something much. let me look at climate and potentially on the pandemic and things that can go wrong. science is political and always has been political. and if you say it's not, you haven't been paying attention for the last 500 years. ah, that, and i've been dying to ask in the spec on how to argue with a racist. how do you argue where the racist yeah, i sometimes worry that that title is a little bit pugnacious to what the book actually sets out to do. um, at the point is if you s

health care. [applause] in terms of health care, which the health care education and labor committee will be dealing with, i see a nation where over 85 million of our people are either uninsured or underinsured. we are the only major conflict -- country on earth not to guarantee health care care to all people. i see a nation where, unbelievably, over 500,000 people go bankrupt each year, because of medical debt. if you had a cancer operation, you go bankrupt as a result. does that make any sense to anybody echo --? i see a nation where we do not talk about this. nobody talks about this. over 68,000 people die each year because they cannot afford the health care. i have talked to doctor after doctor around the country telling me about patients who walked in the door terribly ill, and the doctor said why didn't you come when you first set your symptoms. they said they didn't have insurance and -- and cannot afford it. thousands of people's -- people call into the doctor's office and it is too late, and they die. i see a nation that set -- spends over twice as much per capita health care. we don't talk about it very much,

countries end there restrictions, other countries have coverage but inhe u., we don't have national health carecturing -- vaccines on the free market cost anywhere between $110 to $30. >> we have amazing tools to prevent severe disease. use these tools and celebrate those tools. gloria: dr. gandhi says the entire continent of europe went to endemic and there are two emergencies and the president says he will end the national covid-19 emergency and the public health emergency. reggie: gloria, this video is unbelievable and it captures the moment a giant boulder went crashing through a home in hawaii and nearly missing a woman. >> are you ok? kumasi: this is just -- reggie: inches. kumasi: i have never seen anything like this. reggie: they had just renovated the home. pages -- they just moved back in. this is on the island of oahu. that woman was about to rock -- walk into the living room and instead, say what you will. god, the light, a premonition stopped her in the boulder ended up in the bedroom. >> i heard the loud boom and apparently the boulder passed in front of me, which i did not know o

we're spending twice as much for health care than any other major nations all of whom, by the way, guaranteeall people and what we're spending today is unbelievable. think about it, $13,000 for every man, woman, and child. that's $52,000 for a family of four. and yet, despite that huge expenditure, our country has worse health care outcomes than most other countries and our life expectancy, how long we live is shorter than most developed nations. that's the bad news, but the good news is, the insurance companies make billions of dollars every single year and that dynamic, brothers and sisters, has got to change. [applause] >> this broken and dysfunctional health care system cannot even, despite all of the money we spend, produce the number of doctors, nurses, dentists and mental health specialists that we desperately need. can you believe that? we spend $13,000, and insurance companies make billions every year in protestor and we can't even produce the doctors and nurses and the mental health people that we need. i see a nation today that pays by far the highest prices in the world for presc

postemergency future requires careful planning and coordination with public health officials and policymakers. i applaud the biden administration for properly guiding the nation to a safe transition as we unwind these programs without endangering access to care and treatment for americans. unfortunately, republicans are rushing to recklessly and dangerously eliminate all these protections immediately and without warning. so i just think it's irresponsible. and i strongly urge my colleagues to oppose this bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. guthrie: thank you, mr. speaker. we've been asking for a year for the secretary of health and human services to start showing us a plan to unwinding the emergency health pandemic. now that we're here today doing this today, it seems like we're starting to move in that direction. unfortunately, we didn't have any hearings but we'll begin with that today. i yield two minutes to the gentleman, mr. bucshon. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bucshon: thank you. i rise in support of the pa

we do not have a national health care system. >> vaccines are no longer going to be free.ng tools t prevent severe disease. use these tools, use therapeutics, use vaccines, and celebrate those tools. gloria: dr. gandhi says the entire comment of europe went to endemic management in april of last year. their disco emergencies. the president -- there are two emergencies. the president says he will end both. kumasi: oaklands chief of violence prevention is leaving for southern california. according to the chronicle he will be heading to the los angeles office of committee safety as the new mayor has vowed to boost the violence prevention department. pandemic as the city's first chief of violence as ny cities across the country are dealing with a spike in violence. it is not clear who will be taking over the position. reggie: an assisted living worker is in custody in association with the death of a 94-year-old man in a walnut creek assisted living facility. authorities arrested the 54-year-old on a felony count of elder neglect that resulted in death. >> miss starlin duty of

to example of where a small private care insurance for those who can afford it support the national health care not how america operates. the national health care service for those that can't afford it and you can, as you say, you can get gp appointment on the day you actually book one rather than waiting. so those systems do work i something that work and i think something that the whoever it needs the government, whoever it needs to look at going and just increasing taxes and pumping more money into the nhs black hole not the answer hole is not the answer personally . personally, i'm personally. personally, i'm backing growth group. i think it's going to be a really important thing and remember, for all of the folk in, the media who just love to slag off liz truss and turn into a joke, remember the vast majority of the conservative party, conservative party voted for her to leader. so you dismiss her and you dismiss her low tax idea at your peril . ultimately, she at your peril. ultimately, she crushed the economy. so that's what made her lose her job. and what made her lose herjob. and she d

to example of where a small private care insurance for those who can afford it support the national health care not how america operates. the national health care service for those that can't afford it and you can, as you say, you can get gp appointment on the day you actually book one rather than waiting. so those systems do work i something that work and i think something that the whoever it needs the government, whoever it needs to look at going and just increasing taxes and pumping more money into the nhs black hole not the answer hole is not the answer personally . personally, i'm personally. personally, i'm backing growth group. i think it's going to be a really important thing and remember, for all of the folk in, the media who just love to slag off liz truss and turn into a joke, remember the vast majority of the conservative party, conservative party voted for her to leader. so you dismiss her and you dismiss her low tax idea at your peril . ultimately, she at your peril. ultimately, she crushed the economy. so that's what made her lose her job. and what made her lose herjob. and she d

there seems to be three sources of three ways you can fund the nation's health care.nation to only use taxpayers money. second thing i would do if i have a second, i give more choice to patients. i would allow patients to have a choice about what gp services they use . and if you services they use. and if you allow if , you allow patients to allow if, you allow patients to have more choice, you create competition . i mean, creating competition. i mean, creating competition. i mean, creating competition creates better in my mind . i'm sympathetic to this, mind. i'm sympathetic to this, to you're saying in terms of the fact that because if the nhs ultimately a socialist hospital it is what it is quality of outcome. yeah and we and you know as it also says model that you pour a huge amount money and nobody gets anything decent of it. yes i think to humanise the front line work absolutely. but my view my personal view is i have this fantasy in my head that there is some manager somebody who hasn't done a day's work. yes. five years. you still picking up a cheque ? the nhs

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there seems to be three sources of three ways you can fund the nation's health care.nation to only use taxpayers money. second thing i would do if i have a second, i give more choice to patients. i would allow patients to have a choice about what gp services they use . and if you services they use. and if you allow if , you allow patients to allow if, you allow patients to have more choice, you create competition . i mean, creating competition. i mean, creating competition. i mean, creating competition creates better in my mind . i'm sympathetic to this, mind. i'm sympathetic to this, to you're saying in terms of the fact that because if the nhs ultimately a socialist hospital it is what it is quality of outcome. yeah and we and you know as it also says model that you pour a huge amount money and nobody gets anything decent of it. yes i think to humanise the front line work absolutely. but my view my personal view is i have this fantasy in my head that there is some manager somebody who hasn't done a day's work. yes. five years. you still picking up a cheque ? the nhs

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faces the fiscal show down over that limit, should the rest of the well be worried workman's national health care system on his knees? can the i may just be say, plus travelers, mindset the shifting will tourism get greener this year. counting the cost on al jazeera, under cover reporting, i worked with exclusive stories, explosive results, al jazeera investigations. ah, ah. hello, i am sammy's a that and this is a news our live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, a suicide bombing inside the mosque in the pakistani city of fish, our kill 17 people, an injured dozens of all this visit, overshadowed by spiraling tensions the right secretary of state. due to arrive in jerusalem as another, palestinian is gone down by israeli forces. the democratic republic of congo launch is not peroration to retake the strategic town of kit chang from rebel forces plus anderson human in the pu no region of peru where the military has been deployed. and we're a local community say that they will not allow them to break up their national strike and in spoiled the kansas city chiefs and philadelphia eagles b

i look forward to the nato secretary general visiting japan and what happened to the national system health carerding to data from london, is going through a deep crisis , will tell the author's project of our special correspondent that the ukrainian leadership was not going to recognize the rights of the russian population. in the east of the country, former president of ukraine petro poroshenko said in a documentary that was shown by the british television channel bbc poroshenko indicated that kiev needed the minsk agreements only in order to strengthen the army and turn europe against moscow, and this is how you commented on these statements in the kremlin we saw the preparation of ukraine to solve it by force. e problem, which naturally destroyed, that moment there are german agreements that are now.

host: national health care reporter with the washington post, thank you.ost: let's turn to you who opposes more restrictions on abortion access. from brownsville, texas. caller: i don't support more restrictions on abortion. i support women's rights and their doctors. politicians are not doctors, they are just politicians and corrupt. i am a catholic and i believe in a woman's right. i believe in a woman's voting rights. we need to treat women as human beings and not property. host: paul in alabama also opposing. good morning, thank you. caller: i am opposed to laws that they are trying to implement on abortion and one of the things that concerns me is the double standard on the way they are looking at things. in prisons right now, they have women signing their tubes and removing their uterus of they can have babies. this was called eugenics. why are these abortion people who say they oppose abortion, why are they not doing anything about the doctors doing this in prison? host: youay you did not support more restrictions. let me show you theoll that was co

health care, transport, border control and postal workers. this wednesday march the second major walkout by paramedics, ambulance drivers and support staff ahead of the nationalealth service, saying patient care is being disrupted. the government has defended plans to enforce minimum service levels in service sectors even during a union led walkout. unions have slammed the plan. we have more. >> overworked and underpaid. paramedics and drivers. thousands of ambulance workers went on strike across england and wales on wednesday. they say they are no longer able to provide adequate care and are calling for the government to put more funds into the nhs. >> the reason is to save the nhs. it is about patient care. the government need to know what is going on realistically. simply acknowledging understanding about the work, nights, weekends, christmas day. >> local media outlets said they saw strikers leaving picket lines to respond to emergencies. soldiers were mobilized to cover for those on strike. this did little to reassure the government. >> what's terrifying is that right now people, not knowing whether they call 999, they will get the treatment they need. c

it needs perhaps to be thought absolutely through knowledge that the executive chair of the national health caretion . i'm delighted care association. i'm delighted now to be touching base with another regular form , a another regular form, a conservative member of parliament and indeed health secretary steven dahl. there he is. steven, great to see. very good afternoon to you . i hope good afternoon to you. i hope you could hear everything marjorie was saying there utterly intriguing. she welcomes it is potentially really bold and radical. they do have the space, but it hasn't been completely thought through so that they surround the people that they surround the people that they surround the people that they can give accommodation to with the care package that is not available elsewhere , i give not available elsewhere, i give a ten out of ten for that. what do you give a ten out of ten? 11 out of ten? if they could. alastair, i hear you may spoke and i know not true and i think she she set out the position with admirable clarity can i make one very tiny point but i think illustrates a big iss

the acquisition of the public health center is the national health service, the electronic system of health careprocurement of ukraine that is next, the infrastructural part of the reform in the ministry of health care explains the borders of the region - this is the hospital district of will be divided into three levels of care, the lowest is general hospitals that will provide basic medical care , their task is to stabilize the patient and send them to the cluster hospital, which will serve at least 150,000 people, such institutions will cover 95% of all needs. the remaining 5%. in the 22nd year, changes to the main legislation on health care, which launch the so-called third infrastructural stage of the reform, where we are developing the order of the cabinet of ministers, were adopted in the 22nd year. in ukraine, someone must form a capable network on the ground, which before the war began. here is the hole above the entrance to the main building of the chernihiv regional dispensary , the approach to the children's department of tori k . at least 10 direct hits were counted by the workers o

the latest figures have exposed the alarming state of emergency care in the national health service.lso tonight... following the discovery of classified documents at president biden�*s home, an independent investigation is launched. iran releases an alleged confession of spying by a british—iranian man who's facing the death sentence — he says the confession was forced. the social media personality andrew tate investigated in relation to organised crime, we investigate his popularity with young people. and the brit award nominations are out — with a notable absence of women in the category of artist of the year. and stay with us here on bbc news channel for continuing coverage in analysis with our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening. ambulance response times in england and waits in accident and emergency departments have reached the highest levels on record. the latest figures have exposed the alarming state of emergency care in the national health service. for some emergencies, including suspected strokes and heart attacks, the average wait was over 9

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