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sanjay gupta.ay, because there are a lot of folks, 13,000 who may have gotten exposed to these shots. what are symptoms that people should look for? george mentioned neck pain. >> yeah, and let me just add, george and heather, as well, it is so tough to hear. your story what happened to your mom and wife. it is difficult to hear, this type of meningitis, fungal meningitis is more rare than bacterial meningitis, neck pain is one of the symptoms. george is right. people can also develop sympt symptoms, not wanting to be out in the light, as well. headache, as well. sometimes fever, george is describing it, they're taking fluid to see if they can examine it and see fluid. it doesn't mean if they don't find it. that he doesn't have to be vigilant, so george, i don't know if they told you, up to 28 days or so if you have any other symptoms they describe, you really do need to get it checked out. that is the message we're giving everybody else on this. >> and george, have the messages been satisfactory?

today, sanjay did some more digging.is what he found. >> necc, this is the place where the deadly meningitis outbreak started. we came here looking for answers. but we soon found out no one would talk. is there someone we can talk to? wove been leaving voice messages and -- >> i even went straight to the home of the owner of the facility. there was a car parked at the end of the driveway. no visitors allowed. but i was told they would call me back. they didn't. >> we're trying to get some information. but there was something else we noticed. >> look closely at the name of this garbage facility connected to the necc. conigliaro. this is the maiden name of barry's wife, lisa. she is also named as a pharmacist at the necc. barry cadden, gregory panagenerio are owners of the necc and this medical facility. they wouldn't let us on the parking lot here. if necc is big, ameridose is the 800-pound gorilla. necc has 21 employees and generated $8 million in revenue. ameridose, 400 employees and generated $100 million in a year. am

sanjay gupta. he's at bellevue hospital, sanjay, 700 patients now need to be evacuated because they've lost power, emergency generators at bellevue hospital? >> yeah. i think that's the best way of putting it, wolf. it's a big hospital, as you point out. about 900-patient capacity and usually is at capacity. what they did as part of the protocol was evacuate many of the critically ill patients over the last day. but what they realize is that their emergency generators are not continuing to work well. some of them are under water because of the flooding. you can't see this, wolf, but just beyond the hospital which is over there is the east river. the same thing that happened to nyu langone hospital just up the road has happened here as well as bellevue which is significant flooding affecting the generators. i should point something else out. we've talked about generators, we've talked to people that work inside the hospital, some of the generators are at higher levels, which is what you'd expect. 12

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sanjay gupta is following this. he joins me now. there are two types of meningitis, sanjay. which type of this? >> this is known as fungal meningitis. it's a type of mold. bacterial meningitis is a different form. caused by bacteria, obviously. it can be treated with antibiotics. and the type of meningitis you hear about at college campuses, that's typically viral meningitis. viral meningitis and bacterial meningitis more common but more contagious. the good news about fungal meningitis, typically it's not contagious. it's very hard to spread it from person to person. >> so they traced the source of this infection from a bad set of steroid injections. >> we've been following this for some time. what happens is you have a manufacturer that makes the medication, in this case, the steroid that you mentioned. but then it may go to a compounding facility because it's arrived in bulk, they have to divvy it up into smaller doses. sometimes they will concentrate the doses, other times they mix it with other medications. it's not about manufacturing the medication as it is mixing the

sanjay gupta. what have you learned? >> we obtained an e-mail from the hospital group that was sent to new york area hospitals and basically said it has been decided it is necessary to evacuate bellevue hospital, pretty important development here. we're here now outside bellevue, got a hold of that memo. we're here outside the hospital. they did evacuate many of their critically ill patients in the days prior. about 500 patients they still have to move. you're familiar with this area of town, you know, it is close to nyu langen hospital. there is a long driveway to the er at bellevue. people that know this area, know it well, that area is now completely filled with ambulances. probably 50, 75 ambulances i'm looking at. they're all getting ready to station themselves. they have stretchers that are pulled up alongside many of these ambulances. and my guess is that there is likely within the next several minutes an evacuation to begin. looks like it is pretty well organized and coordinated here and not in the middle of the

today, sanjay did some more digging. is what he found. >> necc this is the place where the deadly meningitis outbreak started. we came here looking for answers. but we soon found out no one would talk. is there someone we can talk to? >> i went to the home of the owner of the facility. there was a car parked at the end of the driveway. no visitors allowed. i was fold they would called me back. they didn't. there was something else we noticed. look closely at the name of this garbage facility connected to the necc. it turns out this is the maiden name of barry krcaden's wife, lisa, also listed as a pharmacist at necc. barry cadden, gregory panagenerio are owners of the necc and this medical sa silt. necc has 21 employees and generated $8 million in revenue. ameridose, 400 employees and $100 million a year. ameridose does drug manufacturing, but they also do ad mixing, a form of compounding, regulated by the state pharmacy board and here is something else. there is a woman named sophia, vice president of compliance at amer

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sanjay gupta. sanjay, you are a trauma surgeon, you operate on gunshot victims regularly.at can you tell us based on what we know so far? >> the doctors say they spent about three hours doing an operation after she was shot point-blank. we understand with a nine millimeter weapon, is my understanding. it's a pretty significant injury, as you might guess. fewer than 10% roughly of all patients who suffer this kind of injury even survive and of that, a smaller percentage with meaningful neurological recovery. there was a good piece of news i read yesterday, though, that i heard about. that is she was moving her hands and feet, plural. both hands, both feet. that's really important. i think we talked about this a little bit in the context of congresswoman giffords previously. just that kind of movement on both sides means that if she was following a command, doing it in response to someone telling her to do that, that would be a very -- much better sign but just moving them at all is a very good sign. at this point, they usually give the patient a lot of sedation, sort of put

sanjay gupta is joining us live with her sorry. sanjay?>> reporter: this is the story of emma, anderson. also beautiful but fragile, as you say. it's also the story of the doctors and the nurses who saved her in the middle of hurricane sandy while her parents were stranded so far away. monday night this baby, 13-day-old baby martinez, a preemie weighing just two pounds, suddenly needed to be urgently transported from nyu langone hospital to mount sinai. a challenge under any condition, and these were extraordinary ones. at about 10:30 p.m. ceo of mt. sinai, dr. kenneth davis, got the call. within an hour the babies from langone started arriving. >> it's frightening. it's about as challenging as you can get. and when you're dealing with tiny little babies like this who are so fragile, it really can be an extraordinary circumstance. >> reporter: we're in front of nyu medical center. mt. sinai is several blocks to the north over there and about four blocks to the west. and that's sort of the important point because just over there is the east

sanjay gupta is following developments closely. he joins me now.rent types of meningitis, sanjay. which type is this? >> this is something known as fungal meningitis. it's a type of mold, actually. that's what's causing the illness here. bacterial meningitis is a different form caused by bacteria, obviously. it can be treated with antibiotics. the most common form of meningitis, the type you hear for example on college campuses, that's typically viral meningitis. viral meningitis and bacterial meningitis more common but typically more contagious. that's why viral meningitis is found on these campuses. if there's any good news about the fungal meningitis, it's typically not contagious. very hard to spread from person to person. >> they traced the source of this infection to a bad batch of steroids distributed by the new england compounding center. what is compounded, what is that? >> this is a real medical investigation, i have to tell you. we have been following this along for some time. what happens is that you have a manufacturer, makes the medic

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more tops at the top of the story when "cnn sunday morning" continues but first sanjay gupta m.d. begins right now. >>> hey, there, and thanks for joining us. i'm back home after spending most of this past week chasing down answers in that meningitis outbreak. over there, that's the necc, the compounding facility. back here, it's a repsycycling facility, eventually a dump. you'll see what else i uncovered. >>> next, sugar. we talk about it all the time. puts the polar bears of coke under the knife. it's a cartoon but pretty graphic stuff. >>> and hormone replacement therapy. this issue confuses women more than any other. i have an important answer based understood a new study. >>> but we begin with the meningitis outbreak under a microscope. the plot thickens on the deadly and growing meningitis outbreak that's affecting so much of the country. contaminated ichb jekzs of 14,000 people in 23 states they may have received. they were made by necc. that's a compounding pharmacy in massachusetts that's licensed to distribute drugs in all 50 states. compound facilities were established

sanjay gupta was given exclusive access to the nicu at the mt. hospital where some of the babies were taken. he joins me now. sanjay, when i heard this, it reminded me so much of some of the things you saw with your own eyes during katrina in new orleans but it's amazing that everybody survived. >> it really is. look, anderson, transporting these patients under any circumstances is difficult, even within the hospital. so just imagine doing that in the middle of a hurricane. there were lots of babies that needed to be transported. some of them very premature. there was this one baby, her name is emma, just 13 days old weighing just two pounds. she was one of those babies that had to be transferred as well. they are very fragile at that particular age and again, transport under any circumstances is challenging. i talked to the ceo of this hospital, mt. sinai which is right over here, dr. kenneth davis, and asked him what was he thinking about when this happened. take a listen. >> it's frightening. it's about as challenging as you can get. when you'

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