ok x. rays. because the d.n.a. university's institute physiology and evolutionary research martin fisher and his team dig deep to get their results. we are one of only a few in the world who have managed to depict moving skeletons certainly at this level of resolution. to do so we systematically employ a variety of constantly updated ways and means to get beneath an animal skin beneath its fur its feathers to look and see how the animal actually moves v.c. to. get. equipment in yet it can take up to 2000 high definition x. ray images a 2nd the radiation dosage is minute and doesn't how many animals fishes teams already made 52000 x. ray film clips they never cease to be thrilled by the outcome. one of my greatest dreams was to examine a slow off and then we had 3 slots and developed a special apparatus to do it that when there the 1st x. ray film of slow was mind blowing us it was exactly the same with x. ray films of birds and for me as a dog person the 1st dog films as well unbelievable that you can really see ho

x. rayed her husband. began to use electromagnetic radiation in the high energy part of the spectrum to look beneath the skin in a scene 95 x. rays have since become a key technology in modern medicine today scientists even employ high speed x. ray machines to investigate the secrets of movement. in. this lucky little rascal. is the star of a very special film. ok x. rays. because the d.n.a. university's institute physiology and evolutionary research martin fisher and his team dig deep to get their results. vio. we are one of only a few in the world who have managed to depict moving skeletons certainly at this level of resolution. to do so we systematically employ a variety of constantly updated ways and means to get beneath an animal skin beneath its fur its feathers to look and see how the animal actually moves. equipment in yemen it can take up to 2000 high definition x. ray images a 2nd the radiation dosage is minute and doesn't how many animals fishes teams already made 52000 x. ray film clips they ne

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the x ray showed he had pneumonia in both of his lungs. >> the symptoms came on strong for meara, a healthy and active college junior. >> i woke up feeling so warm and decided to take my temperature, 104. i was feeling very ache eyy, wyw out. i started coughing that dry, painful cough that led to wheezing. >> in early march she headed to spain for a spring break trip slid she'd been looking forward to for months. within days the number of cases were exploding. >> the cases were tripling overnight and i called my mom and said i think it's best i try to get home a day early in case i do get sick. >> a few days after being back in the u.s. she could no longer dismiss symptoms as jet lag. when she was finally able to get tested it was positive, covid-19. >> this is my childhood bedroom, which has transformed into a studio apartment of sorts. >> she's now in isolation back home with her family and recovering day by day. but still frustrated that too many of her peers may still not be taking this seriously. >> it was very hard for me personally to be laying in bed, you know, gasping for a

the doctor came in after the x. rays and asked me if i'd been in a car accident when he hit me in my face he dislocated my jaw and it's both my disc forward in my face. or my where they should be in my face. probably need a partial bone replacement. bone it playing on my nerves for so long is starting to actually disintegrate. i've been on a soft diet for 5 years now. everything is. chalo. time. a lot of. times. the movie is. that there was. both my dad my brother prior navy and army national guard and. family in the it was excited and completely just going and all my family was proud of me. as my biggest hero. told us of your own being taken care of and i guess that's one of the hard things that i have to accept because i told her that she would be. who's in february we got a call. one who is dying and he. rubbed his hand all over my entire body and told me he said. and i was absolutely scared didn't know what to do my dad. when the 1st thing she said. and. i said. what happened he said i was right. and you're a virgin.

key components in medical technology, ct scanners, x-ray machines, ultra sounds.s of tonight, more than 95% of all of the antibiotics in america are manufactured in communist china. ment 95%. the chief global rival has a total monopoly on the most important medicine in the world. that should worry you more than anything that the candidates are talking about. imagine watching one of your children die from an infected cut. china has the power to make that happen. the chinese government is acutely aware of this power. last year, a prominent chinese economist suggested consulting off the supply of antibiotics to the united states as leverage in the trade war. that should have been the biggest story in america. the news media all but ignored it. why? it implicated them and their political party in one of the greatest crimes of our time. nine years ago, famously brilliant former president barack obama did predict a connection between china and the next global pandemic. obama got it back ward. he claims china would help us >> i absolutely believe that china's peaceful ri

often it's only a matter of minutes before a dangerous wound has been x-rayed.ion made, and a patient readied for surgery. as soon after the operation as it's safe for him to travel, he's moved out, sent off to the transit hospital. in normandy, the fighting has moved inland. in the last war when a soldier was wounded, he just had to watch and wait until a man found him. now the order is reversed. the aid man does the watching and waiting and is at the side of the casualty as soon as he becomes one. in addition, the american corpsman today, unlike his counterpart in previous wars, is qualified to administer morphine and plasma and to render numerous other services to the wounded. all this is making a vast difference in the saving of life. some of the wounded filter back to the aid station on foot. but evacuation by walking and hand litter bearing soon gives way to the faster method of evacuation by jeep. a battalion aid station operates just behind the lines. here the trained corpsman again demonstrates his value, taking over many jobs that the physician would o

it comes with diagnostics, x—ray machines, beds, intensive care equipment, so what we are talking aboutcottish exhibition centre is not a field hospital. it's not a mobile unit would be going on tour to places like afghanistan, where there has been a wartime situation. what the facility is is a new hospital facility within the building structure, so the engineers from the armed forces, along with clinical colleagues from the nhs have been scoping out what the possibilities are with the facility, what type of patients it would be for, how many would be for, and also the practicalities of what a hospital needs, such as oxygen flow, diagnostics, x—ray facilities, etc. it still in the very early stage of planning and there are several options we would be considering with ministers being advised in the coming days. first minister, first of all, this 13 week lockdown till june at the latest, is that how you see things? and will we have tougher restrictions deployed this week, and if so, what will be the details on that? i will hand over to the (mo and a second but she has always advised me in

often it's only a matter of minutes before a dangerous wound has been x-rayed. decision made and a patient ready for surgery. as soon after the operation as it's safe to travel, he's moved on, sent off to the transit hospital. in normandy the fight has ufd moved inland. in the last war they just had to watch and wait. now the order is reversed. the aid man does the watching and waiting. at the cite of the casualty as soon as there becomes one. unlike his counterpart in previous wars, he's qualified to administer fore teen and plasma and deliver other services to the wounded. all this has made a vast difference in the state of life. some went back to the aid station on foot but evacuation by walking soon gives way by the quicker method of evacuating by jeep. an aid station operates just behind the lines. the train corpsmen demonstrates this value, taking over many jobs the physician would have to perform. this frees the doctors more time to tend to the more serious cases. next, the wounded are brought to a collecting station a mile or so farther back. there are f

chest x-ray, then you must go.e are very different levels of risk, and really close contact is the biggest risks, but there is evidence it can survive on surfaces, but how long this is in the real world isn't really known. i would say if you are worried, then time is on your side, so leave packages for a day or two or you could write them down with a disinfectant, but always be careful to wash your hands before and after, and don't touch your face. thank you, the next question is about pregnancy, and we will focus more on this dr khan in the next few minutes, we will talk to the royal couege minutes, we will talk to the royal college of midwives and also someone who is due to give birth in the next few weeks. but this is from berlin, she says what should we do if a family member is packing and goes into labour? my son and daughter—in—law are due to have their baby in the next few days will stop we know pregnant women are in an at risk group and where possible they should be self isolating the 12 weeks. if you are d

of cathere is the issue scans or x-rays. this is only the beginning. scans or>> if you need to go toe $50,000 he will spend to $100,000 and if you don't have health insurance you are unlikely to do anything free. people will try to self medicate and that will be a serious problem for all of us. >> the issue for health care has been an issue and bernie sanders is the only contender who advocates it. some believe the experience could impact on future decisions congress. >> i think we will see a change when we realized how important it is for each american to have access to care in a crisis. whether we can translate that to a noncrisis situation, i cannot answer. >> the conversation is likely to continue after these restaurants open their doors. out someia has ruled of them -- the most drastic decisions seen in asia. there are concerns about undetected people in the region. withily life is changing coronavirus cases soaring in southeast asia. the government is introducing drastic measures, closing the border almost entirely. returned, theyst need to do a

a hospital competes with x-ray, laboratory and operating room in less than an hour.oncept and a new atmosphere for army nursing, and so the benefits of their education and experience move in ever-widening and more comprehensive circles. nurses also have participated in rechb in the use of radioactive isotopes in patients. and with the design of new hospital equipment, such as this electric bed which is used for many types of injuries and deas sz. it is especially used for burn patients. the modern army nurse uses the latest and most complex equipment. this includes devices such as the emergency which is use in the treatment of certain respiratory conditions. and the artificial kiddie or peritoneal dialysis. the search for new methods and more effective nursing programs continues in a variety of ways. one such activity is the internationalle council of nurses which was held in frank ford, germany. ideas are ex changed on all matters related to the healing arts. in these international meetings, members of the army nurse corps offered their full and enthusiastic coopera

it could well be dispute between club and country. 0ver whether x—rays —— players can be released.neros there, from the blog rugby and the law. ireland have won two of their three six nations matches, but now have a three week break until theirfinal tie against france, after their game this weekend with italy was affected. earlier i spoke to the former ireland captain rory best about the postponements, and how the players will feel. it's disappointing since it is such a fantastic tenant to pray. and all the history surrounding that to the situation that france happened ten days one the last two games will be no turn of the present. the boys along to get back on the page as $0011 along to get back on the page as 50011 as along to get back on the page as soon as possible. when he is no gain ina six soon as possible. when he is no gain in a six nations it is a tough two weeks waiting to play again. now with the game being postponed, it's been three weeks for them. this week has been not only a match rate has been let's focus on france. i'm sure they are looking at the positives, this

was his chest x-ray necessary for his test? that's debatable.y'll also say, as long as it was in network. well, you know, not all hospitals are doing covid tests at this point. so you're vulnerable to need out of network care in this kind of situation. so it's really a bad position to put patients in, because we really want testing to be easy, we want it to be cheap. and i look to other countries -- you know, it amuses me when in response to this op-ed, we got a lot of comments from people in other countries going like, oh, really, because in australia, i made an appointment, i went in, someone put a swab up my nose, and within a few hours i was done and the charge was zero. so i think we need a better way to get people tested, whether it's drive-through testing, which we're seeing more of, whether it's phone booth testing, kind of where you go into a bottom like in south korea, and this is a particular problem in new york, which we see as the epicenter of the outbreak right now, because, "a," people don't have cars for drive-through testing, an

. >> they took chest x-rays, found he had phenomena in three places in his lungs and said get yourself to an emergency room only when we were directed by a doctor, did we go. >> reporter: thankfully, her boyfriend is recovering and now she's sharing her experience including tips like keep a to-go bag ready if things get worse. lock symptoms daily, and take tylenol for fever. she has an important message. >> the emergency rooms have to be kept for seriously ill people. >> reporter: just managing those cases will be tough enough this message increasingly important. tonight the fdny says it's getting so many 911 calls, they are putting them on hold the issue, people calling with symptoms that don't require hospitalization. lester >> all right stephanie gosk thank you. >>> up next tonight, this defining moment in time. >>> finally tonight, harry smith on a moment that could define an entire generation. >> perhaps you've seen this online, your grandparents were called to war. you're being called to sit on your couch. you can do this. at exactly this time 75 years ago, the u.s. was battling

the trial also found x-ray photos confirmed improvements in lung conditions in about 91% of patients who took the medicine. the numbers s stood at 62% for those who didn't take ththe dru. the director said d the drug is safe and formally recocommendedt as a a way to talele the virusu. >>> nsk nrveg has learned japan is looking to expand entry restrictions to include travelers from coronavirus hot spots in europe. the new rules would bar entry to foreign nationals who recently visited parts of spain, italy, and switzerland as well as all of iceland. japan already restricts entry to foreigners who recently stayed in some parts of china, south korea, italy and iran. sources tell nhk the measures will be authorized shortly. the number of those confirmed with the virus here in japan has increased to over 850 according to data compiled by local governments and the health ministry. that does not include more than 700 people from the "diamond princess" cruise ship or over a dozen flown back to japan from china. 29 people have died as well as 7 from the cruise ship. nearly 700 people have lef

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>> on x-ray somebody wants to get treatment, they can wait weeks or months for an appointment.iciency of national health but the plus side is that at a time of crisis, the tests for coronavirus are free for everybody. they take care of all their citizens and there's no worrying about insurance. >> reporter: so how does italy's system stack up against america's private profit-driven health care system? first, on capacity, as the crisis hits, the united states has 2.8 hospital beds per thousand people, fewer than italy's 3.2 beds per thousand people ard doing to the oecd. then once the outbreak begins, there's a question of the response and here the more fragmented american model could make coordination harder. >> translator: to deal with an epidemic which affects the population globally, the response must be centralized, there must be one crisis that gives a unanimous response. >> reporter: as infections continue to rise here at record daily rates, italy is a country where everyone fears getting the virus but no one need worry about being treated for it. now even if you leave mo

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at time zero that don't look too bad and you admit them and three hours later, their chest x-ray isof the worst you've ever seen with fluid and inflammation everywhere from the viral pneumonia that you get. and that's why, for me, and emergency department, you're making these decisions on people that look mildly to moderately ill. maybe have a few of their vital signs that are off, but really need to be on top of these folks, because in 6 hours, 12 hours, 24 hours, they can turn on you like a dime. people have been to be monitoring. i'm glad the congressman from south carolina is doing well, but people have to be aware of their symptoms. if they get short of breath, they should go in. >> dr. robert davidson, thank you for your time, for your work on the front lines. i think we all thank you. >>> that does it for me today. katy tur will be back tomorrow in this seat. ali velshi picks up our coverage after a quick break. ks up our ce after a quick break. you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. make

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we face doesn't have any desks in it that's what the x. rays show that's what dr karp those letters show you do not medical the winners are extra. nice to see you again and thank you for coming i'm going to play a short public service announcement and then we can entertain questions i think the prevention aspect of sexual assault goes back in some ways to risk reduction what it what is risk reduction risk reduction are ideas like telling women to if they're going to go somewhere together always have a buddy with them. are there other examples of risk. i mean i didn't i'm not familiar that that's out of my area of expertise. well i want to continue where dr whitley left off looking at what our focus is and that's on prevention as well as as response we've really done a very good job there and the credit goes to dr whitley and her staff that has been working this for the last 5 to 6 years i don't think the department of defense has has really yet embraced that they have a sexual assault problem that it's not just an issue of the culture environme

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charlie were surgeons, but they knew they needed and turn, this people working in the laboratories, x-ray departments and all other aspects of medicine to provide the best care for our patients. here you will see the first male clinic being built. it started in 1912 with the construction and in 1914 it opened. it was five floors. it housed all the different specialties. we were anticipating about 14,000 patients to arrive on an annual basis, the 26,000 were coming to rochester for care. we quickly outgrew the space and ended up building the next building that will be talking about which is the plumber building, currently. but it was the second male clinic. this is 15 floors, and again, it encompassed all of the departments that the patients would need to be seen. it was again, an integrative group practice. here is a model of an examining room, and 1914 mayo clinic building. it is very similar to our exam rooms today. you will see a couch where the patient or family members sat and an exam table. a physicians desk, a scale and a sync. very simple, cork floors were there in the 1914 male c