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. >> joining is now fox news medical contributor doctor nicole saphier, thank you so much for being withrt by fact checking myself to make sure the facts are correct, do shortages exist if so what drugs and what therapy. >> of course you are correct the united states is the richest country in the world, where the highest developer of pharmaceuticals were not supposed to run short of our pharmaceuticals but yet we do drug shortages have plagued us for decades and right now were surpassing a five-year record with 200 medications per local medications listed in short supply bottom line when it comes to pharmaceutical industry is complex the research and development is actually expensive and to get the drug from the lab to the patient is nothing short of a labyrinth we can put the blame at chronic vulnerability in acute destruction, we talk about chronic vulnerabilities that come into play one of the biggest examples what we saw with baby formula shortage in the last year yet the fda shut down abbott to manufacturing and they did not have a plan to get abbott backup, all of a sudden the coun

nicole saphier joins us now. dr.g, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning, i know this effects many of your patients as an oncologist or radiologist who deals with cancer all the time. what's happening? why this shortage? >> well, ainsley, first of all, we have to remind everyone drug shortages happen all the time. in fact, right now there are about 160 medications that are listed in short supply. this is nothing new. shockingly, 100 years ago we had our first drug shortage here in the united states. it was insulin. here we are a century later and still dealing with disruptions to medication supply. it's very frustrating and really a combination between conflict issues and acute exacerbations. redepend on raw materials from china and india. slow regulatory, lack of transparency regarding supply. and then also increased use. what if something we saw over the winter we saw we had a lot of medications, antibiotics, ibuprofen in short supply. why was that because people were using them a lot more because of weakened immune sy

nicole saphier, basal cell carcinoma is rarely fatal but can spread quickly if not addressed by surgery is what we were told happened last month when president biden had physical at walter reed. jacqui: all great apparently in the president's cancer legislation. thank you, lu lucas tomlinson. griff: former president trump said to speak at annual cpac upon venges tonight as other 2024 presidential hopefuls. mark meredith live from cpac in national harbor where things sound like they are quite active there, mark. mark: griff, good afternoon to you, there's a noticeable increase in the amount of informing in the room compared to the last few days at national harbor as you can understand why. former president trump will be the big draw where he takes stage 4 hours from now as i mentioned a larger turnout from what we saw earlier in the conference. trump, of course, the biggest name to speak at cpac. 2024 candidate himself and a lot of people saying are eager to hear what he has to say as the country inches ever closer do the 2024 presidential race. >> you know, anybody who speaks at an even

saphier, she questioned whether or not that is going to further complicate this growing, you know, group of people in this country that are anti-vaccine, right, or that they fear there are too many vaccines for children, and to add one to the list is a major concern to have more parents back off of what are necessary vaccines in this country. >> yeah, i think it's a very important point, sandra, and we are seeing that, that adding covid to the routine panel for pediatric vaccines i don't think was a wise decision and i think as you pointed out it had a potential negative consequences of having parents that were on the fence about vaccination programs to actually even move away some of the critical vaccines that we think all children should get. so i think hopefully the united states, cdc and other groups will reconsider, particularly in light of the who recommendations that these vaccines if they did prevent against infection, that would be a different story. but they don't. modified the disease course and it is something we should focus on making sure the vulnerable people get vaccinate

nicole saphier,st it's the most common form of skin cancer. it's rarely fatal, but it can quickly spread and said surgery's important which we're told is what happened last month, president biden had that cannes can rouse skin cancer removed at his medical appointment in walter reed. eric: i'll take it, lucas. and also. >>s, of course, say everyone should get a yearly check of your whole body by a dermatologist to try and determine whether or not you have that. cat at the white house, thank you. >>> meanwhile, in southern california historic snowstorms have trapped some people in their homes. in the san bernardino if mountains,es one week now. the national guard is on hand to help state and local crews clear roads and kill them out. and some are -- dig them out. and some are criticizing governor gavin newsom who's spending the weekend out of state on,s quote, personal travel as the state got slammed. risk teen that coleman live in los angeles with the very latest on the wild weather. hey, christina. >> reporter: hi, eric. you know, it's unclea