for the money coming or seven hundred euros compensation is not unusual one reason why the world medical association says in its helsinki declaration medical research can only be performed on humans when the potential benefits for the subjects of the experiments outweigh the risks and harms but ethicists say weighing these things up becomes difficult when science becomes untangled with business. wins when not to disconnect the sponsors are exactly the ones who profit from these kinds of experiments and the entire thing is a bit fishy piece of eyes it's also an example of the dilemma that scientific research finds itself mired in such a functioning hence the calls for more transparency with such questionable research in the future. to the world's biggest ever digital currency assessed a major japanese crypto exchange has lost about four hundred million dollars in digital assets off a hack attack point check says hackers stole eighty m. tokens from its platform on friday it's among the top ten cryptocurrency is in the world by market capitalization the company says it will use its own assets to reimbu

one reason might be world medical association says that medical research can only be performed on humansn the potential benefits for the subjects and the experiment outweigh the risks and harms. analysts say it becomes difficult when sign gets entangled --when science gets entangled with business. >> when entrepreneurs profit from these experiments, it is a bit fishy. it is a dilemma that scientific research finds itself mired in. correspondent: hence because for more transparency for such research in the future. briget: are you a coffee addict living in london? brexit could affect the way you start your day. in central london, specialty coffee shops have sprung up everywhere. in the smallest of spaces. and even in former public toilets. for coffee lovers, this is lucky but might this come to an end after brexit? it takes some skill to prepare really good coffee. the attendance has the special charm of a former public urinal. here every portion is weighed. the temperature and pressure of the water must be strictly controlled. everyone w works here is a coffee professional. eliza is from

for the money a mere seven hundred euros compensation is not unusual one reason why the world medical association says in its helsinki declaration medical research can only be performed on humans when the potential benefits for the subjects of the experiments outweigh the risks and harms but ethicists say weighing these things up becomes difficult when science becomes untangled with business. when not to it's going to have to sponsors are exactly the ones who profit from these kinds of experiments and the entire thing is a bit fishy piece of eyes it's also an example of the dilemma that scientific research finds itself mired in. hence the calls for more transparency with such questionable research in the future. now you're a coffee addict living in london well if so i'm afraid we have some potentially bad news for you and yes it is briggs it related persons impending departure from the e.u. could threaten the very future of the way you start your day our correspondent back at my small. in central london speciality coffee shops have sprung up everywhere in the smallest of spaces. and even in forme

affiliate in istanbul responded by saying it was patriotic to oppose bad wars now medical associations around the world are now calling attention to this and calling for their release that includes the world medical association of physicians for human rights there are there's a turkish hash tag that's being used which is we're with you have many organizations that are using that to show solidarity meanwhile politicians from the main opposition republican people's party that's called the c.h.p. have called the operation illegal these arrests are part of a larger crackdown in turkey under operation olive branch ken roth from human rights watch says that it's not terribly up again to post online messages criticizing the operation yet more than three hundred people have been detained in turkey over the past twelve days for posts critical of the operation just on social media so it's a sensitive time and many turks support the operation but do you support the actions of the authorities here tweet us your thoughts using the hash tag news great or you can message me directly i'm at andrew thank you very much

for the money a mere seven hundred euros compensation is not unusual one reason why the world medical association says in its helsinki declaration medical research can only be performed on humans when the potential benefits for the subjects of the experiments outweigh the risks and harms but ethicists say weighing these things up becomes difficult when science becomes untangled with business. not to just going to have to sponsors are exactly the ones who profit from these kinds of experiments and the entire thing is a bit fishy to be so why is that it's also an example of the dilemma that scientific research finds itself mired in functioning and the calls for more transparency with such questionable research in the future. i want to bring in david brody now because he's a moral philosopher at the university of oxford he's also the managing director of a business advisory principia thanks for joining us david now i know that you also business consultancy advice to folks talking during the depths of the diesel they stand on what was it you identified in the crisis you could help them correct where

the study appears in the journal of the american medical association. jonathan: the worldclude what is called gaming disorder on a list of the mental health disorders this year. it's part of an addictive behavior. some disagree with the label of addiction of games as a disorder. according to research 9% of the children who play video games in the u.s. addicted. nancy: some hospitals celebrate the last birth of the year and the first of the new year. but it's not often they're from the same family. kirsten power in bakersfield introduce us to the twins born in different years. >> meet joaquin and itiana. they are sitting comfortably in mom's arm and they have no idea about the excitement t county. they are twins. born in different years. >> amazing. i have been doing this for 35 years. i have never had this before. reporter: the doctor delivered the babies at delany regional medical center. the boy born on new year's eve, two minutes before midnight. as the clock struck 12:00 -- >> we didn't have time to celebrate. reporter: -- they working to deliver the twin sister. >> th

medical entities in the world. obesityl help us fight and diabetes, often associated with it. with the help of the cleveland clinic, this is a fight i expect to win. [applause] even with all of this progress and the help of our population, it continues to lag behind most of the nation. many of these problems are of our own making. we have an overwhelming tendency to be our own worst enemy when it comes to obesity and substance accuse -- abuse. if we are to solve these problems, we must face the uncomfortable fact and take the necessary steps to assist those suffering, while encouraging them to be more responsible for their own preventative health care. the poor health care choices have resulted in higher mortality rates and the treatment of more disabling illnesses. consequently, medicaid continues to increase, straining our state and federal budget. we spent far too many years believing that funding for medicaid is unlimited and should be unquestioned. we must change that way of thinking. we must also insist that positive health care outcomes be the first responsibility of me

world's leading exporter of medicinal cannabis. joining me from melbourne to talk more on this is dr tony bartone, the vice president of the australian medical association cannabis and what sorts of things will it be used for? some of the studies around the world have shown that there may be a role for m essa g es that there may be a role for messages and —— for medicinal cannabis to some forms of resistant epilepsy, especially paediatric forms, it may have a role in multiple sclerosis, in the management of the weight loss and loss of appetite that follows chemotherapy and the nausea that follows chemotherapy and also in the management of some of the forms of non—malignant chronic pain. so that's where the studies from around the world have shown there may be a role. we are currently doing our trials in australia at the moment to further evaluate and review up—to—date evidence in light of past trials, to establish clinical guidelines for the exact indications... it was legalised for medicinal use in 2016 in australia. how have patients responded to it so far? it has been legalised and it has been very much on a restrict the basis, so it is what we call