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so, he takes me to x-ray and they put a lead shield over my eye, and they hit me with a shot of x-ray. and i go back to my room. the next day, they come in and give me another shot of x-ray. and this commander, who was a doctor, said son, when i was a country doctor, we called this the hair of the dog that bit you. and i figured out that was his way of telling me what he wasn't supposed to tell me. the hair of the dog that bit me was a little bit of radiation. hannah: and so, he had a very unique experience. and they never really explained to him what had happened. but after they did complete the two tests in the pacific, when they returned to the states, there was a large area roped off on the main deck. nobody could go on that area on that ship. they said it was too hot, that it was contaminated. never mind that they're all still living on the ship at the same time, but that was the case. and as we had continued the tradition of doing navy days to this day, f. lincoln grahlfs was on his ship during a navy day and they were stationed at pearl harbor. navy day is when civilians can go

bad chest x-ray. >> reporter: here is a side by side.the healthy lungs are clean with a lot of black. that's mainly air. while in a smoker's lung white lines are indicative of scarring and congestion. then to the covid lung. >> you will seert see a lot of that white, dense scarring or you will see it throughout t enreung. even if you are in the feeling problems now, the fact that that's on your chest pray is indicative of you possibly having problems later on. >> reporter: now, dr. bank says it's too early to know the extent of covid's impact on your body or if the scarring will heal. >>> president-elect joe biden has just rolled out his $1.9 trillion american rescue plan as you may have seen live here a few moments ago. the package includes more than $400 billion to combat the coronavirus pandemic. there will be 350 billion to help state and local governments meet budget shortfalls. workers and families will get a boost with $1,400 payments. better unemployment benefits, paid leave for workers and generous child care subsidies round out

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what are the x. rays and x. rays and if i something along the lines that we're not living longer anymore we have done longer perhaps they may call prevent making the later stages of life pretty difficult not only for the people are living those lives but also for everybody around them i think the worst and the cruelest of all is that it's even bring it myself you can't reverse it and it's also meeting on that hard to do that yes it takes a bit of discomfort bread it's easily damper millions of people reverse that type to die be. yes and everyone watching us today can do it if not for themselves then at least for that loved one so that they don't have to carry you to the bathroom when you know i was you know going to thank you for making those points because they are the points that also got to met my father's day it had a great effect on me because we couldn't say goodbye but will sell on my children and grandchildren it has a huge impact on them because now they only remember their grandfather in this that this

i knew this as an x-ray of our country to see the need, what we thought we might have known and i think there's a great deal of potential in signing it into places that they might not have seen beforements it's a brilliant metaphor. and i would argue, as efficacious is restore cal device as i've heard as we go through this period of potential reckoning, right, we have the possibilities of reckoning with it and we also have a remarkable capacity to move on quickly. one of my favorite moments in tom sawyer, a preacher came through town and tom sawyer said the preacher was so good that even huck finn was saved until tuesday. we have to figure out a way to get saved by tuesday. talk a little bit about what inspectors were other cultures, particularly the 20th century, learned from particularly the american south. >> okay. so one of the places that i knew i needed to go if i with as trying to unpack and understand this phenomenon of caste and find ways to understand if it applied to us, i was going to-- it was obviously a place i was going to steady very deeply. but you know, then charlottes

entered the treatment room , i gargled with sanitizing mouth -- mouthwash and we reviewed my chart and x-rays we would talk about what steps i would make in my visit. we started my treatment. the procedure was fast and painless. after everything was complete, i was able to make a follow-up appointment without having to interact with reception. i replaced my mask, was taken back through the office where i used more hand sanitizer before going back to my car as i drove home, i was careful not to touch my face. as soon as i got through the front door, i washed my hands for over 20 seconds. here's a quick recap. [♪♪♪] i have seen anecdotal reports that suggest some people are forgoing important medical or dental care because they're worried about catching the virus even during normal times, offices are extremely hygienic and sanitary and during the pandemic, they are taking extra precautions to make sure everyone is safe. go ahead and make that appointment and visit your dentist and get the care you need to. thanks forororororororororororor >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching coping wit

mystic level that could be the ace up europe sleeve the world's most powerful neutron source a kind of x. ray for atoms is also nearing completion in sweden in time to join the hunt for a new car battery a breakthrough will be needed to stop asia putting the rest of the world and its readdy bera ticket polar ice al-jazeera gothenburg sweden. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. president joe biden has signed the executive orders to speed up the response to the virus his plan includes requiring international travelers to coron seen when they arrive in the u.s. biden is inheriting a vaccine rollout that he calls a dismal failure we didn't get to dismiss overnight it's going to take months for us to turn things around but let me be equally clear we will get through this we will defeat is pandemic and to a nation waiting for action let me be the clearest on this point help is on the way . to day to day. be only national strategy on the night. and executive actions to be to spend. on america's top expert on infectious diseases says the u.s. will remain a member of the world health orga

x-ray therapy machine costing $150,000.t be a serious infraction of both your property rights, and your human rights, if that wonderful machine were destroyed, just to shake people up? wouldn't it? maybe i ought to give you a more practical example. take what happened here last summer. the riots, burning, looting, a lot of stores were destroyed, a drugstore, a grocery store, and a five and $.10 store. those stores have not been rebuilt. the senseless, irresponsible destruction of those properties was a far greater blow to the human rights of the people of the community. >> that was unfortunate. you know what they say, if you are going to make an omelette you have to break a few eggs. >> oh, johnny. >> i've noticed the ones saying it are not breaking eggs. >> they talk about the right of dissent, sure we have the right in america. do you know how much dissent you could voice in russia or china or other communist countries they profess to admire so much? one little peep and kaput. the right of dissent is a precious part of am

day sick or injured stray cats are brought to this facility where they can be treated, checked with x-rayshe number of cases continues to grow and it's now sheltering about 200 cats. >> translator: cats also have the right to life. although we only have a limited budget, we intent to carry on doing all we can. >> reporter: she remains concerned about the current situation. >> translator: i don't want to see any living being in turkey forced to scavenge for food, neither people nor animals. it's very sad when that happens. sharing with others brings happiness for everyone. >> reporter: when times are tough, the best way to ensure that we will all survive is by supporting each other with both food and compassion. fadi baghdadi, nhk world, istanbul. >> as we just saw, part of the human bond with animals is the desire to help them. in japan a giraffe named ha gumy was born in a zoo. the zoo keepers believed she might not survive. that was until a man from a field entirely unrelated to animals stepped in. >> reporter: her disability in her hind legs made it impossible for her to even reach her

tim had taken this box to our welcome center and our x-ray machine to see if he could find out what was inside. we had some idea of where the -- of what the objects were but we were not certain. when i began opening the box i began with a series of holes that i drilled into one of the corners. we gradually opened a larger hole until we could insert a borescope into the box and see what was inside. once we put that inside, we realized there was a second copper box. and we were relieved to find everything appeared to be in good condition inside. so, knowing that there were no historical objects in the way, we went ahead and move forward -- moved forward with cutting open the outer box. we began mostly with aviation snips, clipping along the edge, along what was the original solder line.-- those boxes are very well constructed. they are out of copper fodder on the corners. there is a lip where the lid sits inside. this was soldered shut with lead. we cut along the line of the solder and we were able to pry open the lid, open it up with pliers, and reveal the box inside. did findas opened,

. >>> are you ready for x-rays -- >> reporter: inside arizona hospitals -- >> it's a war zone. it is chaotic sadness. >> reporter: dr. jennifer ohay says it's gone from bad w and nurses to take care of all of the patients. >> reporter: after a sharp summer surge, daily cases and hospitalizations had declined in arizona. now they're soaring. >> we're the hottest spot in the u.s. and among the hottest spots in the entire world. >> reporter: already dr. ohay says it's hard to treat everyone in her care. >> i worry that i won't get to a patient in time, and sometimes i haven't. >> reporter: what's that like? you're a doctor. you're here to save lives. >> it's terrible. it's most heartbreaking thing we do. >> reporter: it places added urgency on getting the vaccines out fast. in los angeles county, cases are rising so fast that one out of every three residents is believed to have been infected. en with mega sites vaccinating people by the thousands in places like disneyland, supply is short. new york's javits center is reportedly booked through mid-march. help may come soon from joh

fundamental level that could be the ace up europe sleeve the world's most powerful neutron source a kind of x. ray for atoms is also nearing completion in sweden in time to join the hunt for a new car battery a breakthrough will be needed to stop asia putting the rest of the world in its readdy bera ticket paul aris al-jazeera gothenburg sweden. your child is there with me cell robin a reminder of our top stories u.s. president joe biden's last what he's called a full scale war time strategy to beat covert 19 he signed executive orders including a burgeoning legislation to boost vaccine production and requiring international travelers to quarantine on arrival in the u.s. we engaged in this most overnight it's going to take more interest to turn things around but let me be equally clear we will get through this we will defeat is pandemic and to a nation waiting for action let me really clearest on this point help is on the way to day to day i am really the national strategy on covert 90 and executive actions to be to spend any the top republican in the u.s. senate says he wants forward president do

products with shelf life, such as the radioisotopes used in imaging for x—rays and the like, are beingreated specifically, so will be coming in, so we won't be using the straits of dover where we would see perhaps most delays. again, the planning that is going to the operations around this has been excellent and has enabled those supplies to continue. sometimes when there is a worry about supplies, prices go up. do you think that's a concern here? definitely, we will see a couple of things that could cause increases in prices. worries about supplies is obviously one of those. we will possibly see some prices in the changes of medicine because of that. but also some of the bureaucracy that may well come into force because of the arrangements we have at the moment. we will obviously increase the burden is on manufacturers and wholesalers and that will be u nfortu nately wholesalers and that will be unfortunately passed through to us, possibly increased prices as well for the nhs. i think you raise concerns about a possible influx of counterfeit medicines. why's that? well, in the eu, we

. >> are you guys waiting for x-rays?: inside arizona hospitals-- >> it's a war zone. >> it's a war zone. it is chaotic sadness. >> reporter: --dr. jennifer o'hea says it's gone from bad to worse in the i.c.u. >> we don't have enough doctors and nurses to take care of all the patients. >> reporter: after a sharp summer surge, daily cases and hospitalizations had declined in arizona. now, they're soaring. >> we're the hottest spot in the u.s., and among the hottest spots in the entire world. >> reporter: already, dr. o'hea says it's hard to treat everyone in her care. >> i worry that i won't get to a patient in time, and sometimes i haven't. >> reporter: what's that like? you're a doctor. you're here to save lives. >> it's terrible. it's the most heartbreaking thing we do. >> reporter: it places added urgency on getting the vaccines out fast. in los angeles county, cases are rising so fast that one out of every three residents is believed to have been infected. even with mega-sites vaccinating people by the thousands in pl

medical professionals have various ways of looking inside the bodies of their patients an x. ray machine passes radiation through the body to capture an image on film. ultrasound on the other hand worked without waves. and magnetic resonance imaging or m.r.i. uses magnetic field. but now there's a new method that allies doctors to see right through all of. this mouse can help researchers analyze all kinds of bodily functions from hell blood vessels and nerve tracks run to how internal organs are constructed. it's possible because the mouse is tissue has been made transparent up to now this hadn't been possible with human tissue. but now chemists junk from the lieut. ian university in munich has uncovered chemicals that can render a kidney transparent within 2 weeks. she works with genetic engineering. the gene wants to understand how human organs work specifically how blood vessels nerve cells and live channels interact making them visible is the 1st step. we have to understand how they're coordinating. in normal how to case and dan if you could easily also see when something is

medical professionals have various ways of looking inside the bodies of their patients an x. ray machine passes radiation through the body to capture an image on film. ultrasound on the other hand works with sound waves. and magnetic resonance imaging or m.r.i. uses magnetic field. but now there's a new method that allows doctors to see right through all of. this mouse can help researchers analyze all kinds of bodily functions from hell blood vessels and nerve tracks run to how internal organs are constructed. it's possible because the mouse is. tissue has been made transparent up to now this hadn't been possible with human tissue. but now chemist john from the millions university in munich has uncovered chemicals that can render a kidney transparent within 2 weeks. she works with genetic engineer. the team wants to understand how human organs work specifically how blood vessels nerve cells and live channels interact making them visible is the 1st step. we have to understand how they're coordinating. in normal how to case and dan if you could easily also see when something is wro

medical professionals have various ways of looking inside the bodies of their patients an x. ray machine passes radiation through the body to capture an image on film. ultrasound and on the other hand works with sound waves. and magnetic resonance imaging or m.r.i. uses magnetic field. but now there's a new method that allows doctors to see right through all of. this mouse can help researchers analyze all kinds of bodily functions from hell blood vessels and nerve tracks run to how internal organs are constructed. it's possible because the mouse is tissue has been made transparent up to now this hadn't been possible with human tissue. but now chemist junk from the luke big. a 1000000 university in munich has uncovered chemicals that can render a kidney transparent within 2 weeks. she works with genetic engineer. the gene wants to understand how human organs work specifically how blood vessels nerve cells and lymph channels interact making them visible is the 1st step. we have to understand how they're coordinating. in normal how to case and dan we could easily also see when somet

medical professionals have various ways of looking inside the bodies of their patients an x. ray machine passes radiation through the body to capture an image on film. ultrasound and on the other hand works with sound waves. and magnetic resonance imaging or m.r.i. uses magnetic fields but now there is a new method that allows doctors to see right through all of. this mouse can help researchers analyze all kinds of bodily functions from hell blood vessels and nerve tracks run turning organs are constructed. it's possible because. mouses tissue has been made transparent up to now this hadn't been possible with human tissue. but now chemist john gel from the 1000000 university in munich has uncovered chemicals that can render a kidney transparent within 2 weeks. she works with genetic engineering. the gene wants to understand how human organs work specifically how blood vessels nerve cells and lymph channels interact making them visible is the 1st step. we have to understand how they're coordinating. in normal how to case and dan if we could easily also see when something is wrong

but what about those say x. rays in the. last year my rapist is. totally normal to the effect gray would have separate from depression believe me but we patient with you know but in the meantime you can meet your own me. ok ok ok that make that that ok enough about me how about you that when you do really oh i'm going late. for such a raquel pill joins us from my hometown brisbane raquel good to see you there tell me is your best sexual partner yourself during these difficult times. fully depends on you a single person looking for someone you are or are you already in a relationship so if you're single what you reckon well you just single then you've really got to consider the safety issues we've depend emic so i guess for me it doesn't necessarily mean that you why your best partner if i want to have sex with someone i would be wanting to have that conversation about safety have they been checked for coronavirus would they consider getting checked prior to engaging in sexual activity but isn't that something that will scare people away. look when

energy settlement these days long haul is show that x. rays electrocardiograms and lab test results as if they were pictures in a family album so this is pretty covert of this is covered and then me now. 'd covert gave a shortness of breath between a loss and a rash it also took away her fiance. it has ruined all of lambs. 'd february 29th i got engaged and i see my fiance maybe every other month or so. 'd for a day or 2 and other matt basically you know that's interrupted our relationship his kids i have not seen them in i honestly don't remember the last time i've seen his kids we've been together for a long time so many years. it's pretty devastating to lose those relationships and not have that closeness or that support. when you need it but that also puts back all the other plans that i had are on hold my wedding and with basically i was going to be you know buying a house. those changes made her reflect on the value of human life that's been lost in all the statistics about total deaths every day in the us alone. feel insignificant. like

what about that southern california x-ray technician who died after getting his second vaccine dose? is that coincidence. >> once you rule out the vaccine to a big population, you're going to have people die, you know, whether or not they've been getting the vaccine owner. and that's happened in the trials as well. and they made sure it wasn't linked to the vaccine. there was one case in brazil. very rare occurrences from the timing perspective. i look at two things when i look at deaths. one is it plausible? is like some immune thing going on that caused the person to die? and do people with the vaccine have higher chance of having that thing versus people who didn't get the vaccine? so right now there isn't any evidence. and i -- knowing about the the vaccine, i would be shocked if it was associated with the death. but the deg of dying from covid is so much higher than the potential death which we have evidence of from the vaccine. >> right. here is a question from daniel on facebook. he wants to know, do you think the general population will be getting the johnson & johnson one sh

warehouse tonight covid causes worst damage to your long since texas trauma surgeon describes the x-ray she seen for people who have suffered from covid doctor brittany bankhead-kendall says that even people who say they're fine. wind up showing severe lung issues she says post-covid lungs collapse clot and scar and shortness of breath lingers on she warns even if you survive or you're asymptomatic it's likely you'll have long term respiratory ailment ailments. some rumors have been circulating about covid vaccines effects on a woman's ability to get pregnant. now researchers at king's college in london are squashing those rumors saying the the jab as they call it there won't affect fertility at all however they did say that covid-19 and its vaccines are constantly changing and evolving and more research has to be done scientists advise women who are already pregnant talk to their doctors before considering getting the vaccine. >>a rideshare companies uber and lyft want to drive residents to vaccinations sites for free they are lobbying this idea to the incoming biden administration at

that's could be a soap europe's leave the world's most powerful neutron source a kind of x. ray for atoms is also nearing completion in sweden in time to join the hunt for a new car battery a breakthrough will be needed to stop asia putting the rest of the world and it's really the vera ticket. al-jazeera gothenburg sweden. and this is al jazeera these are the top stories u.s. president joe biden is set to announce another 10 executive orders on wednesday that are focused on the coronavirus pandemic include mandating that mosques need to be worn on public transport and at airports u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi says she doesn't think donald trump's looming impeachment trial will detract from president biden's calls for unity pelosi says the article of impeachment will be sent to the senate so. he roused the troops. the urge them like hell he sent them on their way to the capitol he called upon lawlessness he showed a path to the capitol and that the lawlessness took place i'm not going to be telling you when it is going but it what we had we had to wait for the president the se

mystic level that could be the ace up europe sleeve the world's most powerful neutron source a kind of x. ray for atoms is also nearing completion in sweden in time to join the hunt for a new car battery a breakthrough will be needed to stop asia putting the rest of the world in its readdy bera ticket paul aris al-jazeera gothenburg sweden. has or these are top stories as president joe biden has announced sweeping measures to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and clean expansion of his while squaring mandate to include airports and some public transport and will also be required to quarantine when they arrive in the us we get into this mess overnight it's going to take months 1st to turn things around but let me be equally clear we will get through this we will defeat is pandemic and to a nation waiting for action let me be the clearest on this point help is on the way today today i believe the national strategy on covert 90 and executive action is to be to spend any america's top infectious disease expert says the u.s. will remain a member of the world health organization and they found she al

thought to have crashed into the java sea just minutes off the takeoff on sunday often in suspected x. rays being brought to shore and human remains of also reportedly being found the boeing 737500 was on a domestic flight from jakarta with 62 people on board when it disappeared from radar for michael sort of reports this is the 1st we have heard from the indonesian officials there transport minister at this point has already confirmed that flights as j. $18.00 says it is indeed missing and it's believed to have crashed in java sea on saturday now the plane itself was on route to poncy annex from the capital of indonesia jakarta with 62 people on board that's all of them were crew member. and 50 passengers of whom 7 were children the we have some details as to how it might have happened the aircraft lost more than 7000 feet off altitude within a single minute before disappearing from their radar and it was up in the air for 4 minutes now earlier posts in social media showed a local fisherman with what they claimed to be boards of the missing aircraft now indonesia's transport ministry has a

democrats now only won the 2 senate races giving the party control of both houses of congress the x. rays of raphael warnock and john also off mean that joe biden can now push through his agenda in the senate and challenge natasha go name has more on the senate races in georgia from atlanta. georgia democrats are savoring this victory the most with reverend raphael warnock senior pastor at the ebenezer baptist church behind me he becomes georgia's 1st black senator and he becomes only the 11th black 3rd or in u.s. history with john off so he was recently declared the official winner in his race at 33 he becomes the youngest member of the site it says.

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