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that regulates eyewear and also medical devices hat monitor cardio vascular.rofessor at the university of washington in seattle is on leave working for google. he is an electric engineer and a contact atent on lens that can transmit data electronically from your eyeball to some sort of receptor. one thing we can say about google is they are always ino vating. whether it is a hot air balloon or wi-fi. when they meet with the f.d.a., it is quite interesting. >> let's talk about twitter. these guys are the results coming up in february but the stock is down 17%. what is going on? >> basically analysts are all calling this stock negatively. not all negatively but when you look at the number of sales of twitter cared to facebook, linkedin and google, it is still up more 100% since their i.p.o. last year. basically there are questions about its dwrothe. no new information. -- about its growth. manus? >> ok, hans. we'll keep an eye on those numbers. hans nichols in berlin. as we head to break, just one day after the rapper turned businessman sean diddy combs business

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brain death, which she is, and then there is circulatory, whether you have the vascular -- >> we're talking about semantics. the bottom line is, you have a child -- because i disagree with you, jeff. a 20-week-old. >> they don't know, because they feel -- or they can sense a heart beat. they don't know -- remember, this is a woman who lost oxygen for a sustained period of time. so by all accounts, that's what caused her brain death. for all we know, we've got a fetus in the same situation. >> if the baby is less than perfect, the baby doesn't deserve to live? >> it's not a baby, because it is a fetus. i don't think that fetus -- there's any right to keep a dead body circulating in order to incubate a fetus. to me, that's ghoulish. it's invasion of the body snatchers. >> let's continue this conversation on twitter. i would like to know what you think. >>> coming up, we'll talk about some bombshell revelations about fox news founder roger ailes. we'll be right back. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. thi

then anything else you do including new vascular -- vaccines is not going to have as much impact. it's lessons in our key domain. >> rose: when you call on a government do they say my god thank you mr. gates, please come today. are they anxious to hear from you because you're talking about programs that will affect their own citizens in terms of health and programs that are opportunities to lift them into the middle class. >> i've been very impressed with the government leaders willingness to sit down and hear about other countries in similar situations that are doing better than they're doing. they're getting vaccines out or running the primary healthcare system or farm sector's far more productive. and being able to get their ear and give health and agriculture a little more priority than they receive otherwise, that's beneficial. ethiopia is a case where mellis, the previous larytd he sort of didn't trust don'ters for some reason. in a meeting with melinda he said come in and help us redesign how agriculture gets done. he hired the top people from the foundation and created wha

you may also have diabetes or cardio vascular disease or cancer.ney, something you like to talk about, the way to save it is to invest in mental health care and prevention. as you and i both know, if you were to equate this to cancer, it would have to be stage four cancer before anyone intervened. that's too costly. we wouldn't do it to a cancer patient. we shouldn't do that to someone with addiction. if it's a diabetic, you don't wait until you have to cut off your legs because you haven't treated your diabetes. that's the way addiction is treated today. we wait until the issues become so pathologyized. >> i agree with you about these other diseases, okay. let's go back to drugs and alcohol because that's the heart of it really. i'm worried about the medicaid piece in particular. it's completely government run. many people including myself think it's a second or third rate program. people don't get the best doctors. they don't get the best services. they're not going to be sent to the good treatment centers and i worry that the government is going

there's incredible evidence that na proxen carries a lower category of heart and vascular risk than anyetter? >> vie yosoxx was pulled from the market. now with 350,000 patients looked at, naproxin doesn't seem to have the heart attack risk of the others. >> why would the government be essentially doing a 180 on this? >> it was initially a warning on a whole class of drugs but now looking at the data, we can go back and tees out each drug showing naproxin isn't as at risk as the others. people need to take pain meds. >> why is naproxin safer other than it is? what makes it safer that others don't? house is it different from aspirin? >> it's great question. aspirin is a different class. motrin advil, they hit a certain avenue. naproxin is different in that it doesn't cause clotting caution heart attacks. >> what do you use? >> i try to stay away from pain meds as much as possible without getting hurt. >> you do take your aspirin every day, we know. >> you're right. >> you're not suggesting that people who have certain cardios should. use these drugs, are you? >> no. what we're indicating

experience toxic stress, it disrupts their brain circuits, affects theirr hearts and saturday yo vascular system -- or cardiovascular system. so earlyff childhood is importa, because it isd the key to improving lifelong health. metab. it is important because it is the key to improving lifelong health. decades later it is the key to reduce the expensive chronic diseases in the adult years. it is the key to improving lifelong vitality for economic productivity. early childhood is key to reducing many of the mental health problems and physical health problems that place a burden on all of society. >> katie, tell us what the commission's recommendations are on early childhood. >> as you know, every child born in this country, every single one of them is a bundle of enormous potential. what jack's testimony did is shaped our recommendations by emphasizing the importance of the early years for health and critical role that caregivers and parents play in developing children so they can achieve their potential. let me just ask you to define the early life of a child. what ages are we talking? >>.

any specialty that cares mostly -- neurologists, neurosurgeons, vascular surgeons, oncologists, cancergeons -- those are the folks that are going to have a lot of pressure put on them as the baby boomer population starts seeking out more care. host: phone lines are open. joe was waiting first in hastings-on-hudson in a new york in our line for independents. you are on with dr. grover. caller: yes, good morning. taking about this issue, we need more physician assistants, maybe nurse practitioners. i think that having more physicians from overseas is critical. to put this in context, who could come in and start seeing patients, the republic is -- republicans exasperate me. -- miltondman friedman said this for years -- we need to abolish the medical association and give freedom of choice. i am an independent, but if you go into the hospital -- i rarely consume medical resources. i was in the er for a small thing. you asked them, can i see enters practitioner -- can i see a nurse practitioner? doctor."have to see a what is the price? " i have no idea." the republicans controlled congress f