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welcome to in good shape, the d w health program. with we're constantly on line even on the go. we look at our phones up to 100 times a day. since the rent to gram snapchat, what's up on netflix for the family and some notes? i use it for photos rally for coal, sir. just walked out facebook, but shine be spin me. i'm probably online more than 6 hours a day. i'm getting talk. this is like a facebook, instagram, tick tock, what santa ha, telegram and google have called song, not go to school at all. there were rings, pings and pushes around the clock. people chance cool and take pictures to relax. we game or gamble on line. but at what point do we become overstimulated when all the digital consumption is simply too much? we ask psychologist, doctor clarksville fling long hence is on file. you can stomach risky consumption with a 2 to 3 indicators. for example, you neglect your friends or social contacts and perhaps even your job, you have concentration deficits or problems sleeping if, if there are 5 or more indicators. but then we're talking about pathological consumption and tha

w. health shay. clement's eyes swears by the healing powers of forest tina mind cut treats pain with chili peppers, while k to gully could beat cancer without chemo. alternative healing methods now on in good shape. with in key to colker is in good shape. that's not something she takes for granted. in march 2015, doctors had given her 3 months to live in her hodgkin's disease. a form of lymphoma had come back in, she was prescribed another course of chemotherapy, but she cited not to follow the doctor's advice. let me ask my have his volition about the 1st time i did chemotherapy. i was convinced it would help, but it didn't was act on funny. i asked myself if my lifestyle had to do with it. the fact that i'd continue to work is that, so i decided to change dana for i felt that i tried chemotherapy and that it was time to try something else. and it's politically, fellas, unless k to go like a resolve to radically change your life to eat more, healthily work less sleep more and take better care of herself. she decided she'd only give chemotherapy another shot. if none of it worked just week

welcome to in good shape the d w health program. with we're constantly on line even on the go. we look at our phones up to 100 times a day. since the friends to graham snapshot, what's up on netflix to the family for media? i use it for photos rarely for cool, sir. just walked on facebook, but shine b finished. i'm probably online more than 6 hours a day. i'm getting. oh wow. this is why her facebook, instagram tick tock. what silent tom telegram and google of called songs not go to school at all. there were rings, pings and pushes around the clock. people chant cool and take pictures to relax, we game or gamble on line. but at what point do we become over stimulated, where all the digital consumption is simply too much? we ask psychologist, doctor klaus val fling lunk on says on file. you can sum up risky consumption with 2 to 3 indicators. for example, you neglect your friends or social contacts and perhaps even your job, you have concentration deficits or problems sleeping if, if there are 5 or more indicators. but then we're talking about pathological consumption and that n

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health disparities was being implement in real-time. we knew two-tiered healthcare system is unjust. we knew the way we wdeliver health should be the sickest first regardless of ability to pay. we knew doing something that's on the south side would be dangerous. but because of the city's segregation if you were to say the insured go on one side and the uninsured on the other side the insured side is going too look much lighter than the uninsured side. they were reconstituting brown versus board of education right before my eyes. that is not why i went into medicine. i knew i could not tolerate that at the time for it was a challenging. a lot of people sit up in opposition but i was one of them. and at the end those plans did not happen. but what i saw was the danger of bystanders. so what i wrote about in particular and this was a composite because a number of my mentors and leaders step down rather than be a party to this plan. those who were selected to lead in their stead was not one person it was a collection of people. that's why made it compile into an individual. their effective approach was this

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the ground suggests otherwise, according to the ukrainian government, hundreds of health facilities have been damaged. d w's good arbiter sugar, went to the northern town of chan. he where she met a man who's trying to hold russia accountable as deputy health minister, public of tanya worked for years to rebuild ukraine's health care system. in his new job. he documents it's destruction. this used to be the chinese cardiac center until it was totally destroyed by a russian asked to write that strike is one of more than 180 hospital attacks. cofton nope, and his team f documented i see the systemic better and often destruction of health care as a part of civilian livelihood because it's not only about health care, it's old types of civilian objects. a b systemic are targeted dash can video caught the moment we age. russian bombs hit the residential area, leaving a crater right next to the cardiac center. the attack is 47 people that day. the city was under constant shelling. a resident tells us tomorrow. excavators had to dig the grave, there were so many victims that they had to bury them, the body backs. p

when someone goes on the news and uses these public health or epidemiology w terms, the averae person understands, so i'm hoping the average person is paying attention to monkeypox and recognizing, what does it truly mean if a virus that did not used to spread in the united states now does? karina: we have more than 6000 cases in the united states reported. what is the latest on the moderna monkeypox met -- moderna monkeypox vaccine? dr. patel we did hear a preliminary report that maternal was talking about using their mrna technology to get us a vaccine that would work against the monkeypox virus. number one, this is very speculative. there needs to be a clinical trial showing the effectiveness, this is a larger, more important story about mrna vaccine technology and how it can be reappropriated quickly to fight off viruses, which is a good thing in terms of science. karina: we will keep tabs on that. i know you have two truths and a life for us right now. this is my first time participating, so i will let you take it away. dr. patel: welcome to the party. all you have to do is tell

here and thank a & a health services and the department of public health and behavioral health team for all the wy have done and will continue to do to make sure that we are not leaving people out on the street in crisis and giving them the care and support they need. thank you so much. [applause]. next we would like to welcome doctor colfax from department of public health, please. >> good morning and thank you, everybody i say when i was driving here and parkoth street i thought, well, not sure where the bodiesing is it looks like the realtors have an open house. this is just a beautiful spot in an incredible environment. we know from the science that the requirement the physical environment in which people live during their journey of heeling really makes a difference. realliment to thank our partner who is helped spearhead this project. mayor breed thank you for your leadership and supervisor mandelman thank you for being here with us today. i wanted to thank a & arc health services. this was something differents for the health department to do this partnership really is promising for more wo

w's a manual shares. thanks so much. now health experts have long said that breastfeeding is the most beneficial way to feed a baby, yet the united nation says that less than half of all infants are exclusively breastfed in their 1st 6 months. it's currently world breastfeeding. we can so the u. n. is trying to raise awareness of the issue. in this next report we're going to take a look of france, which for years is had one of the lowest breastfeeding rates in the world. marlene and matthew has a very young visited work today. a 5 month old daughter boone, she's a 3rd shaped mullins still breastfeed, so once or twice a day. the world health organization says breast moved is the ideal food for infants providing essential nutrients that help protect against illness. brutal, also green formula. since melinda lawyer had to go back to work 3 months after her book, but juggling works, she says, isn't the only challenge when it comes to breastfeeding her daughter in france? all citizen cuz people are surprised, did i still breastfeed her?

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the w's begin to shook reports tonight. as deputy health minister, pavlov done yoke. what? 3 years to build ukraine's health care system. in his new jap, he documents it's destruction. this used to be the chinese cardiac center. and can, it was totally destroyed by a russian ass track. that track is one of more than 180 hospital attacks castillo new and his team have documented i see the systemic, best of all from destruction of health care as a bar for civilian livelihood. because it's not only about health care, it's old types of civilian objects or be systemic or targeted. dash can video caught the moment when age russian bombs hit the residential area, leaving a crater right next to the cardiac center. the attack it 47 people that day, the city was under constant selling, a resident tells us the excavators had to dig the grave. there were so many victims that they had to bury them in the body backs. pavlov, tanya and his small n g o collect witness accounts, photos of damage, and remnants of who opens his lunch with us. they hold the evidence can be used in future litig