the director of the national institute on alcohol abuse and alcoholism at the national institutes of health. we're so glad to have you today. let's get right into it. dr. cube we are seeing a rising trend online with college students, posting videos about drinking boards or blackout rage and gallons these and makes half a gallon of vodka with electrolytes and students promote these as a way to help them stay hydrated while they drink scientifically. is there any truth to this? to date, there's no real evidence to suggest that this approach has any harm reduction validity. but there hasn't been much research on it either. and basically, you're talking about half a gallon of vodka, which, you know, if you are 40 percent alcohol, if diluted west of water you're, you're talking about, you know, the equivalent of, um you know, 2 bottles of wine at a minimum of $4.00 to $51.00 at that so about 20 percent alcohol and i'm honestly if one person it in just that you're, you're really going to reach a leaseholder. so it's, it's, you know, it would, you know, you story about students having not alcohol

george at cube the director of the national institute on alcohol abuse and alcohol isn't at the national institute of health. we're so glad to have you today . let's get right into it. dr. cube we are seeing a rising trend online with college students, posting videos about drinking boards or blackout rage and gallons these and makes half a gallon of vodka with electrolytes and students promote these as a way to help them stay hydrated while they drink scientifically. is there any truth to this? to date, there's no real evidence to suggest that this approach has any harm reduction validity. but there hasn't been much research on it. these are and basically you're talking about a half a gallon of vodka. which, you know, if you are 40 percent alcohol, if diluted west of water you're, you're talking about, you know, the equivalent of, um you know, 2 bottles of wine at a minimum of $4.00 to $51.00 at that so about 20 percent alcohol and am honestly if one person, it just that you're, you're really gonna originally folder. so it's, it's, you know, it with, you know, used to worry about students having uh, uh, alc

george cube, the director of the national institute on alcohol abuse and alcohol isn't at the national institute of health. we're so glad to have you today. let's get right into it. dr. cube we are seeing a rising trend online with college students, posting videos about drinking boards or blackout rage and gallons these and makes half a gallon of odd care with electrolytes and students promote these as a way to help them stay hydrated while they drink. scientifically, is there any truth to this? to date, there's no real evidence to suggest that this approach has any harm reduction of the what did they, but there hasn't been much research on it. these are and basically you're talking about half a gallon of vodka, which, you know, if you're 40 percent alcohol, if diluted west of water you're, you're talking about, you know, the equivalent of, um you know, 2 bottles of wine and a minimum of $4.00 to $51.00 at that, so about 20 percent alcohol. and, and honestly if one person it just that you're, you're really going to originally photos. so it's, it's, you know, it with the, you know, used to worry about stud

that was discovered this week because of an nih grant, the national institutes oftu health grant. ions ofse dollars to these researchers that could transform the way we treat brain cancer in america as well as parkinson's and alzheimer's so what does he want to do with of the budget of this agency the national institutes of health he wants to cut it 20 to 25%. that same outrage to think that we would forestall the research that could save lives and alleviate suffering across america. the fact that the leadership in the world and medical research would be jeopardized because of gamesmanship by speaker mccarthy of the issue of the debt ceiling his proposal for the budget if you want to call it that they are determined to preserve the tax cuts at any expense and when you look to 20 to 25% it is true that they will go to an extreme. what would the default look like? trillions of dollars in savings by families across america and the 4o1k would take a beating. it would kill jobs and force businesses to go into a hold and send the economy into a recession. the speaker mccarthy believe any

the director of the national institute on alcohol abuse and alcohol isn't at the national institute of health x or during the doctor. and we are seeing that people drinking more. those who binge drink don't necessarily suffer from alcoholism, just maybe lack of education on safe alcohol consumption. but what are some of the sides to look for? if you believe a loved one is suffering from alcohol addiction, we use the term alcohol use disorder. now just for the record, so that means it's a spectrum disorder, you know, and, and it's mild, moderate, and severe and, and what we used to call alcoholism or alcohol addiction or alcohol dependence is probably moderates fear alcohol used as or, but we also have introduced the construct recently myself and nor of all costs the director of the national institute on drug abuse and a colleague tom mcclellan worked for many, many years in the addiction l services research area, the concept of prediction. so we actually think that the mild alcohol used disorder is, is, is a signal that something that you're more likely to have a problem later on. so what are

george cooper, the director of the national institute on alcohol abuse and alcoholism at the national institute of health. and now after the break, we're going to continue our conversation with dr tube and ask, what can we as individuals do to help identify or prevent this crisis from getting what the me yeah to by the yes, portia organize the label. and they're showing that the answer of the thing is the most form. when you see the flow of shit, don't cry and skim. funny. the thing that was easy to manage you. oh, you follow up with them or stuff like you, let's put cvt slash the what else seemed wrong? just don't you have to safe house because the application and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look so common ground, the, the logger back on the sky. now hughes and you are watching the $360.00 view. we're talking about the dangers of binge drinking and alcoholism. we are rejoined by doctor george cube, the director of the national institute and alcohol abuse and alcohol isn't at the national institute of health. thanks for joining the doctor. and we a

doctor lawrence tabak acting director of the national institutes of health. doctorst joshua gordon is the director of the national institute of mental health. doctor richard is h the director national institute on aging. doctor douglas is the principal deputy director of the national cancer institute at doctor nora is the director of the national institute on drug abuse. i want to thank you all for joining us. i underscore what senator capito said. thank you for what you do and how you have devoted your careers. acting director tabak you may deliver your opening remarks. >> thank you chair violent franky member cap and oak distinguish subcommittee members i learned to beer today represent the national institutes of health. our mission at nih is to seek fundamental knowledge of the nature and behavior of living systems to apply that knowledge to save lives and improve health. fundamental translational clinical research are critical components of the biomedical research enterprise. however fundamental or basic research barely makes headlines. understanding how p

there is 7.5 billionor the national institute of health, $3.72 billion for, the national cancer institute, $53.4 million for the national program of cancer registries, and $1.5 billion for advanced research projects in the agency for health. that was in the omnibus spending package that passed. how important is it that this new funding goes in place to address some of the lags that exist when it comes to cancer? guest: this is essential but not sufficient. these numbers are great. we obviously want more funding for research, more funding to demonstrate what the evidence, base is but there are other treatments that need funding. surgeons should receive reimbursement commensurate with their commitment to quality. we have programs we know are demonstrated to enhance quality, it safe patients' lives, diminished complications and our surgeons should be paid for participating in those high-quality programs. another area that deserves more funding for research is in firearm violence. that is a public health crisis. it is not a political issue. just like we would do research into motor vehicle ac

doctor joshua gordon is the director of the national institute of mental health. doctor richard hoti is the director of national, the national institute on aging. doctor douglas lowy is the principal deputy director of the national cancer institute. and doctor nora volkov is the director of the national institute on drug abuse. i want to thank you all for joining us and and underscore what senator capito just said, thank you for what you do and how you have devoted your careers. acting director tayback, you may deliver your opening remarks. >> thank you, chair baldwin, ranking member, capit and distinguished subcommittee members. i'm honored to be here today representing the national institutes of health. our mission at nih is to seek fundamental knowledge about the nature and behavior of living systems and to apply that knowledge to save lives and improve health. fundamental translational and clinical research are critical components of the biomedical research enterprise. however, fundamental or basic research rarely makes headlines. understanding how proteins fol

mark, thanks slamming national institutes of health for study on transgender youth which two participantsd of suicide. we will bring that you story. first what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york with the funeral of the homeless man who died after being placed in a chokehold during a disturbance aboard a new york subway train. jordan neely mourned by friends, family members, and civil rights leaders at a church in harlem. >> this is a live look at los angeles. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 11, brittney griner makes her return to the wnba tonight in a season opening game. griner, of course you remember, spent several months in russian custody after being arrested at moscow's airport and charged with having vape cartridges containing cannabis oil. she returned to the u.s. in december after a prisoner swap. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ and it's all right ♪ and it's coming home ♪ we got to get right back ♪ to where we started from ♪ love is good ♪ love can be we know patients are mor

here's corresponded alexandria hoff. >> in a scathing letter, accusing the national institution of healthncing quote, experiments on children. a focus on nih vaccine study published earlier this year after starting 315 individuals including 240 minus 42 years, researchers concluded that gender affirming hormone treatment increase the mental well-being of young people who identify as transgender. but republicans are not convinced. to participants in that study died by suicide. 11 expands suicide ideation, six dropped out. >> hundreds of individuals, at taxpayers expense, 240 of them were mine is, as young as 12 years old. absolutely tragic. >> north carolina senator ted budd cosigned a letter to that nih, some serious adverse events, researchers published their papers including that the study w was a success says. her concerns were also expressed for 424 of the participant who received sex hormones after puberty is a presence. progression in which the lawmakers citing twentysomething research suggests it would lead them to being, likely sale as a result. >> we see the research is in search

speaking with a doctor, a george crew, but the director of the national institute on alcohol abuse and alcoholism at the national institute of health. thank you so much for joining us today to discuss this very important that like a topic known as recommended individuals limit their alcohol intake to no more than one drink per day for women, and no more than 2 drinks per day for men. and that people who choose to drink do so moderation and with caution. for those who struggle with alcohol, use our bench drinking dna recommend seeking professional help and support to address the issues and prevent future harm. i was good now he was and this has been your 360 view of the news affecting you. thank you for watching the of the the of the garage of business services, the screen of the boss. can you either speak with key at the washington state. the process is to the dealer. my computer says to phone up, send 2 professional men to keep the list of all but huge. but they use the summations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities and other times the united states of america is different . wherever people long to be free. they will fin

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national academies of science that really good they're very smart are scientists it's great. but there is no reason we should limit ourselves to that sole source of intelligence. we should get national institutes of healthsell national institute of cancer, osha. dod data we should get firefighters data. she every bit of data that there is income that informed decisions about new presumptive connections. in the background that's overdoing fairly asked for more money from congress to grow out our center of excellence based on east orange new jersey. she look at more in science and get access to more science for to inform new decisions. but the fact at the end of theyg science for more sources, we are investing in more researchers to be able to prosecute more science. making this connection is not easy. it's just standard beakers pipettes and all that stuff. you need a lot of that, you need time, need to dig into it, you need to prove it. so we are going to execute as the presumptively party established, there were nine of them plus 20v. and then we'll keep adding as we can get more and more. we sought recently appears to be a connection exposures to pilots and ground crews. relating to cancer. it is a cla

the national institutes of health has reinstated a controversial taxpayer funded grant to eco health hat nonprofit funneled money to virus research in wuhan ahead of the pandemic. the trump administration suspended the grant in april of 2020. what's going on here? rich edson is live in washington. >> critics accuse eco health of funding risky research where scientists manipulate viruses to study them and develop treatments. eco health denies it is involved in gain-of-function research. three years after the trump administration suspended this research grant the national institutes of health is bringing it back according them more than $2 million over the next four years. some in congress are demanding that the government rescind it. >> look, if eco health were a university, the ncaa would have taken them from scholarships and further competition. i can't believe nih is giving them more grants. >> eco health funded research at the wuhan institute of neurology. the u.s. intelligence community is split whether the pandemic began naturally or accidentally escaped from the lab. china has b

alleviate suffering, and so our team put together an effort that raised the national budget of the national institutes of health from $30 billion to $40 billion. it was a bipartisan effort and a good effort. luckily some of the research they had undertaken was a practical value to families across america during the coronavirus epidemic. let me switch to another topic. one of the most insidious diagnosis a person can get is to learn that you have brain cancer, there are 13,000 americans each year diagnosed with brain cancer. it usually gives them two years to live when they receive that diagnosis. 14,000 americans each year. ironically, coincidentally, it seems to have touched this body more than most. it was brain cancer that took the life of teddy kennedy and john mccain and one of our great friends in the democratic cloakroom, tim mitchell. i don't know why. i don't know if that is just a coincidence, but it certainly drove home to all of us what a serious diagnosis this is, brain cancer. now i will delve into territory here where my education has not prepared me. i'm a liberal arts major and law degree, and

. >>> the national institutes of health is getting ready to test a universal influenza vaccine. cessful, the new vaccine could eliminate the need for an annual flu shot and could protect people from strains of influenza that could lead to a pandemic. this trial is in its early stage. participants will be followed for about a year after they receive the trial vaccine. >>> up next, his latest cliffhanger. a first look at tom cruise's action-packed "mission impossible" movie. "mission impossible" movie. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable, i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. and left bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc got in my way, i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when my gastro saw damage, rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphom

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this is confirmed by the results of an analysis of the us national institutes of health documents regardinge course , conducted by an independent company intersect, the investigation was examined more than 5,500 pages of incident reports as a result of the conclusion that the study conducted by the university of washington minnesota or the nose led to internal laboratory contamination and created the risk of further spread of dangerous pathogens, these statistics do not take into account incidents at military logical facilities, the key of which is a medical research institute, infectious diseases. ford ditriken. at the same time , the institute has repeatedly stopped the subject of investigation by the us federal authorities and the institution of non-transparent and unsafe activities. so in 2009. his work was suspended for violating the rules for accounting for biomaterials. creating the risk of loss of theft and illicit trafficking of pathogens, let me remind you that it was at this institute that a microbiologist worked bruce evans is the chief implicated in the 2001 anthrax bioterroris

. >>> the national institutes of health is set to begin testing a universal flu vaccine based on mrna technology. scientists hope the vaccine will protect against a wide variety of flu strains and provide long-term immunity so people don't have to get a shot avenue year 50 healthy people ages 18-49 are being enrolled in an early stage clinical trial they will also receive a flu vaccine that protects against four strains of the virus to compare the experimental shot to those on the market. >>> the federal government is trying to get back nearly $7 million from navy retirees after discovering a system error that was overpaying them for years. the defense finance and counting service said about 1200 retired navy veterans were given larger monthly payments from august 2019 to february of this year. some retirees have already seen their monthly retirement income slashed after the system error was fixed. they plan to send information to those affected vets on how to repay the debt this week >>> a bit of relief for millions of americans who use preventive care services under the affordable c

scientists funded by the national institutes of health have proposed a long covid definition based ondifferent symptoms, including loss of smell and taste and chronic fatigue. researchers say the symptoms on the list most separate people with long covid from those who haven't had the virus. the long-term goal is to create a universally adopted definition of the disorder and to discover the cause and help develop treatment. >>> a longtime san francisco priest is facing new accusations he molested at least a half dozen children throughout his career. candice nguyen found the church received a report about the priest years ago and allowed him to keep working. >> reporter: the archdiocese of san francisco, we found, was told about father daniel carter two decades before he was named in new child sexual abuse lawsuits. dan legala compana, now a social worker. when she was a schoolgirl in san francisco, she says father carter was a family friend. one night when her parents stepped away, she says carter fondled her under her pajamas. years later she felt compelled to come forward. the boston

. >> david: the national institutes of health says 2 million americans have celiac disease. insecurity happens for celiacs every day. can you please help me tell the celiac story this may which is celiac awareness month? >> david: and when other children learned jax was reaching out, they did too. they also have celiac disease. >> oh, i went to a party and i didn't have to bring my own food and didn't have to worry about cross-contamination. >> a straight gluten-free diet is pretty tough >> david: to be 24 and his family would travel to capitol hill asking for research and funding for food labeling. now he made it to the white house, invited by president biden. so many of you at home moved to help including pennsylvania pennsylvania state senator medi-cal political just today asked jax to help her presents a $100,000 grant to the children's hospital of philadelphia for celiac research and so back here tonight. >> hi, david. >> david: hello, jax heat seeker i am checking into years later and i am 10 years old. researchers are working to find a treatment and cure it, i am work

national institute's health. seven point 3.2 billion for the national cancer institute, 22.4 million for the national comprehensive cancer control program. 53.4 million for the national program of cancer registries and 1.5 billion for advanced research projects agency for health. which is that new agency that is being established to advance biomedical and health breakthroughs. that was in the omnibus funding package that passed the last congress, so it's going to be implemented. how important is it that this new funding goes in place to address some of the lags that exist when it comes to cancer? >> so, this is essential but not sufficient. these numbers we obviously want more funding for research, more funding to demonstrate what the evidence is that there are other bones that need funding. surgeon should be they should receive reimbursement that is -- commitment to quality american college of service that we know are demonstrated to enhance quality to save patients lives, to diminish complications are certain to be paid for participating in those high quality programs because those are better for patients. firearm violence. it is not a political issue just like we do research

. >> build request a hit to the national institutes of health. ng for animal research. a lot will be wondering why this was not done before a fair question but it's been done now after people of that various investigations looking into covid outbreak. quick stand? my mist goes to the continuing epidemic of shoplifting break this week the ceo of target stored put some numbers around it. he said the degree of shoplifting and often the violence that accompanies it could cost target upwards of half a million dollars in profitability this year. meanwhile in your city mayor of new york city announces plan to stop shoplifting sprees. unfortunately it's long on rehabilitation, we can prosecution. i'm afraid decriminalizing shoplifting and now it is everywhere. quick >> toothpaste is behind a locked in key you know you have a cultural problem. remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to tweet it to us jtr on fnc. that is it for this week show. thanks to my panel, especially thanks to all of you for watching. hope to see it right here next week. ♪

. >>> and a new study from the national institute of health is looking to understand the effects of longis frch the billion-dollar recover program and finds the common long covid symptoms still many are calling for more research for the unexplained symptoms like brain fog tyler, back to you. >> thank you very much >>> let's see here, ahead on "power lunch" the higher rates not matter most expected higher rates to cause a major slowdown but yet on the housing front toll brothers said he's surprised by the level of housing activity given the environment and the same goes for the auto industry where sales are growing even with higher prices and higher rates. we'll scdiuss both those critical industries when ""power lunch"" returns. meet gold bond healing. a powerhouse lotion that moisturizes, heals, and smooths dry skin. with 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins, you can pay more but you can't get more. gold bond. champion your skin. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candi

the nih, national institution of health study. i went on and found this article. we will put it up for you. on their website same institution this study found 2016, the conclusion from the studies is childhood gender disfor ya is strongly with a lesbian, gay outcome. -- some of these individuals they ended up having different sexual preferences but not gender disphoria. why are you putting them in an experiment, putting them on drugs and life altering changes. 24 were sterilized apparently. >> when you think about it simile. two children are dead because the government experimented on them with drugs. that should frighten everyone in the country. as far as gender disphoria this happens in young boys. they phase as they get older. in mid 2010s you get teenage girls focused in these cultures. it's a social pushed by the media. europe is going the other way. they're saying we have to pull back and look at other mental disorders they may. have the drugs and sterilizations shouldn't be on the table until we get to what is going on in their heads. >> no they shouldn't.

the american national institute of health shows that the elderly and those who don't have access to air conditioning are more victims of the unprecedented heat than other groups. we will take a look at some short news . welcome we resisted and we build together, the partnership of life was from a mass that did not open in the virtual space of syria, the former prime minister of the zionist regime stated that this regime has suffered a breakup and attributed it to the intensification of internal differences, the relationship is collapsing and to parents refuse to visit for political reasons. zionist fighters attacked the international airport of the syrian city of aleppo and the city of sefida in the southern suburbs of this city. the runway of the airport was damaged and its operation was stopped. electronic cigarettes have become the number one behavioral problem in schools, british teachers have stopped working for the fifth time in the last 4 months on the eve of final exams . the reason for the financial crisis and teachers' strike is the disruption. researchers have developed a typ

the national institutes of health has broadened the criteria for receiving neurology grants because considering scientific accomplishment alone has a disparate impact. now having been in foster care or having used the welfare program, w.i.c., as a child will be counted as a qualification for doing federally funded alzheimer's research. what is at stake in these revisions? future medical progress and ultimately lives. the legal profession, which gave us the disparate impact in the first place has itself become a juicy target. upon taking office in 2021, president joe biden announced he would not submit his judicial nominees to the a.b.a. for a preliminary rating. allowing them to vet candidates was incompatible with the quote, diversification of the judicialary -- judiciary, explained a member of the white house counsel's office. are you kidding me? they could not open their collective mouth without issuing a bromide about diversifying the bar. they are obsessed with the demographics of corporate law firms and faculties. this is the same that gave the highest rating to a supreme court nominee wh

this week the national institutes of health reinstated the federal grant to ecohealth to study coronavirusese years ago the trump administration suspend the the grant. ecohealth use the the federal funding on research at the wuhan institute of virology. which critics called risky experiments. >> why we continue to throw good money. >> reporter: rutgers university microbiologist calls the funding an outrage. says ecohealth potentially shares culpable for the -- forthe origin of the pandemic. other scientists called the ecohealth grant long overdue. richard robert says, the original cancellation reflects the politics where trump and nce unfairly. some republicansikely started wn accidental lab leak in china. the nih tells fox, this grant includes stipulations to ensure it does not provide funding for research in china or with live animals. nih support research that made it possible for the u.s. government to respond to the covid-19 pandemic. ecohealth says this research will help provide possible treatments for future pandemics. >> latin america appears to be in the sights of the chinese gover

doctors based on race to put them in the charge of medical research and the is also coming from national funding agencies. the national institutes of health national science foundation are now making race a more important qualification for receiving medical than actual scientific. if you want to get a grant for your alzheimer's lab or your neurology, a greater neurology lab, you have to show how your work affects and improves diversity and how your own lab is working to change the demographics of its of its research core. now, frankly, i don't care who discovers the neurological pathways that are responsible for alzheimer's. if that lab is all chinese, if it's all female, if it's all black, if it's all white, i don't care. the only thing that matters is are these the most qualified scientists. but in the united states and uniquely in the united states, we've made decision that diversity is more important than meritocracy. meanwhile, china doesn't pay attention to identity politics, and it is racing full speed ahead, trying to throw everything got at its most talented, mathematically inclined and scientifically students without. we have to

equipment due to the maintenance costs and energy survival, according to the american national institute of health, the elderly and those who do not have access to air conditioning more than other groups a victim of the unprecedented heat of the air, azadeh cultural of the radio and television news agency, thank you very much for your cooperation and attention in the continuation of the islamic cooperation with the weather report with you . the northern part of our country is on the beautiful shores of the caspian sea. we expect that from today tuesday until the end of the week , it will rain intermittently in the northern part of our country, god's mercy. for the province qazvin, alborz, tehran and semnan in their heights in the province of north khorasan, khorasan, razavi, east azerbaijan, west azerbaijan , let this rain fall in these areas, amir, on wednesday , we will still have rains in the provinces we have mentioned, and the western parts of the caspian sea coast will rain. it is more intense and we will also have rain on wednesday and thursday in south khorasan province. due to the rains,

to put them in charge of medical research, and the pressure, also coming from national funding agencies. national institutes of health. national science foundation. they are now making race a more important qualification for receiving medical grants than actual scientific qualification. if you want to get a grant for alzheimer's research or a neurology lab, yet the show how your work affects and improves diversity and how your own lab is working to change the demographics at its core. now, frankly, i don't care who discovers the neurological pathways that are responsible for alzheimer's. is that lab chinese, female, all-black? i don't care. the only thing that matters is that the most qualified scientist -- in the united states, uniquely, we have made the decision that diversity is more important than meritocracy. it is racing full speed ahead, without saying we have to pull down their capacity to make some -- make sure that all groups and up at the same way at the end of the line. >> so that is science. the next major part of the book is something close to your heart, which is culture. and the arts. so you describe

there is no national institute of health the united states shows that the elderly and those who do note access to air conditioning are victims of the unprecedented heat more than other groups. the power oppresses the people, what do you do to destroy all these good deeds ? no production unit, no house, no contractors, the contractors who work with the government have sugar, because their credit time is short, i will leave less than the worker. your example today, we are serving the country with the sweat of jabin, i.e. with a burnt face. the value of the life of the society is the value of the life of the people . greetings to you, dear viewers of the khabar channel , in the coordination and review meeting of the development plans of makran , chaired by the first vice president, it was decided that four large industrial companies and 27 billion euro mining company will invest 27 billion euros in the first phase of 27 billion euros for the implementation of 24 development projects on the coast of makran.

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this study a couple of republicans have written a letter to the acting director of the national institute of healthooking for answers and they say they suggest there was an agenda, notably the four clinics and some of the researchers who conducted the experiment are outspoken advocates for gender transitions on children. in a video it later removed, boston hospital, claimed children can know their gender identity from the womb. so, two questions here, doc. was there an agenda here, and what about this claim that a child can know their gender identity "from the womb?" >> well, i can't -- i didn't interview the people -- i would be concerned about an agenda, number one, i would be. in terms of knowing your gender identity from the womb, that can change back and forth multiple times before puberty and after and we have interviewed people that did have gender reassignment or so far as mastectomy that regretted it afterwards. clearly it's a fluid situation and to announce same gender, you know, gender identity since birth is suspicious for a political agenda because again, it can change back and forth.

. >> before we lose you, professor, your study was federally funded by the national institute of health related inequities across racial, ethnic and educational lines be shrunk through federal action. or, is it possible? >> well, certainly there are policies. the first time we did the study was in 2008. at that time the obama administration was working on the former care act. there were a number of health equity in provisions that were incorporated -- 64 provisions, most of those provisions were not funded. while they were enacted -- they weren't given funds so therefore they have not been enacted. so we have a large number of things that we could do at the federal level to address this issue. >> let me ask you this. have you gotten any response, any reaction to your study? >> sure. we have gotten reaction to previous iterations of the study, certainly from members of congress that i have been in communication with about this. they have testified about this as well. in congress, the editorial committee reached out. we talked with them about it in the past. but, i think there is one poin

according to the national institute of health, 2 to 3% of children here in the us have some form of developmentalr cognitive disability. on today's giving day. we're highlighting we care group providing families with essential resources to help their children thrive. earlier today we spoke to the group's executive director, peter caldwell. the challenges that you have mostly at that age, because we focus on children 0 to 5 is that the environment or other other factors are happening at a time when children are most vulnerable. so you have a time from 0 to 5. when you're actually becoming who you're going to be, oftentimes it's very difficult for a parent to know exactly what the needs are right. because you can have you can have an in law or even a pediatrician, saying we'll give it a year, right. but from 0 to 5, the window is closing, so it's critical that you get the help that you need and the services that are most appropriate for your child. during that time on the developmental side, you'll you'll get delays. right you're you're you're finding that the child's peers are operating at a diffe