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william young, a neurologist and headache specialist at thomas jefferson university hospital in philadelphia. and this can last for how long? >> well, have i patients who never get rid of their migraine. >> reporter: come on. >> every single day and every moment of every day. >> reporter: fortunately, that's rare. the disease, unfortunately, is not. >> about 40 million americans have migraine, a billion people in the world. >> a billion people in the world? >> a billion people in the world. >> reporter: that's about one in seven, living with what's ranked as the second most debilitating disease on the planet, right after back pain. just how debilitating? well, watch what happened to this tv reporter in 2011. >> well, a very, very heavy -- we had a very -- >> everybody was sure that she had had a major stroke. >> it almost seems like she is speaking in tongues. >> exactly, yes. >> reporter: and that's migraine? >> the most commonplace is in the vision part of the brain. but in her case, it was in the language part of the brain. >> the past couple of months it has gotten worse. >> reporter: a

hospital. well to get more on this now i'm joined in studio by our political correspondent simon young no simon as we heard many countries started to move their citizens out of china germany now doing the same today with this plane landing in frankfurt do we know who's on that plane and what's going to happen to the now that they've landed now that they're back in germany. 124 people were brought back on this military boss to frankfurt the soft of just over 100 german citizens and. their family members some of them anyway from various nationalities and those people as you say. confirmed as not having any symptoms not being sick when they got on the plane but of course it's important because those symptoms could develop in the in the 12 hours or so that they've been traveling. again and that's what's been happening and those that are said to be still clear of the virus at the moment will then be taken to a quarantine sent to be held for 14 days and the government saying this is a precautionary m

hospital before departure nobody on board was showing symptoms of the virus from shots. to protect the people who have returned those they come into contact with and also the general population it's important we ensure that nobody is infected if you see it is. there's an incubation period of up to 2 weeks with these fires where no symptoms can be saying they may be an infection present for this reason the passengers will remain in quarantine for 14 days at an air base in say western germany they will be brought here after being tested in frankfurt there are currently 8 germans infected with the karuna virus germany's health minister says all of them are in very general health. are for more now i'm joined in studio by our political correspondents i mean young i mean clearly simon germany taking this seriously there's no suspected cases on a plane no one really showing any. signs that they may be infected and yet this quarantine a couple of weeks where in fact the latest we have is the 11 people have been taken from that. clinic in frankfurt 10 of them it's said have got m

hospital. we'll get more on this now i'm joined in studio by our political correspondent simon young no simon as we heard many countries started to move their citizens out of china germany now doing the same today with this plane landing in frankfurt do we know who's on that plane and what's going to happen to them now that they've landed now that they're back in germany. 124 people were brought back on this military boss to frankfurt the soft moon that's just over 100 german citizens and. their family members some of them anyway from various nationalities and those people as you say. confirmed as not having any symptoms not being sick when they got on the plane but of course it's important because those symptoms could develop in the in the 12 hours or so that they've been traveling. again and that's what's been happening and those that are said to be still clear of the virus at the moment will then be taken to corn 1902 will there be health for 14 days and the government saying this is a preca

hospital often desoto if we're talking about a 47 year old intrapreneur who is no seriously ill he requires a mechanical ventilation and we're talking about his wife a kindergarten teacher she's a 46 and her case while being less serious he's also worrying that those in touch they were both in touch with a lot of people for the last. 10 days it took pot to a local county jail so they gracious celebrations they were on the shore to go to the meadowlands so schools kindergarten in the area there from have been shut down as well as 2 medical practices they went to shut down until monday apparently. minor thank you meanwhile germany's high scores has overturned a ban on medically assisted suicide the decision comes after a group of patients and doctors argued that a 2015 ban on the practice was unconstitutional the ruling is fueling an emotional debate here about euthanasia and the end of life decisions it's highly sensitive in germany because the nazis used a so-called euthanasia program to kill hundreds of thousands of people with disabilities. the decision by the german constitutional court

hospital. it is good to have you on the program. research is being carried out on the use of antibodies to treat cancer, so-called immunotherapy. is this a promising new field? will it give us a cure for cancer? >> it is a new field. when i went into oncology, i went there because i thought it was interesting. i had to learn a lot of human knowledge he -- immunology. this is how we learned 10 years ago, how the cancer cells hide from the immune system. the new antibodies, take off the brakes and make the immune system free to fight cancer. brent: this is excellent news and excellent progress, and yet we can't talk about a cure that will affect all cancers. why is that? >> the immune system recognizes something foreign. cancers have a lot of mutations and are easy for the immune system to detect. there are mutations that are difficult to detect in combat. that is one of the major difficulties for the immune system. brent: is it easier for an older person because the immune system has had longer

researchers at the university hospital in frankfurt have developed a small heart lung machine that helps limit blood loss after surgery lost can also be limited by taking smaller amounts of blood during tests. patient blood management programs can help hospitals cut blood transfusions by 50 percent. they also ensure that hospitals have sufficient reserves for patients such as was left which we definitely will need donor blood. and was in the we've noticed that your humid globe and levels are on the low side in him. she requires a transfusion after her hip operation for some patients it can be a lifesaver so every drop of blood matters. i'm still in burlap with professor. black just also very important for the diagnosis of rare disease can you give me some examples yes this example is for new kettle nuria it is nice because by order of amino acid metabolism. children affected by the deceased suffer from damages of the brain and suffer from mental retardation if that easy is is diagnosed early enough that children can develop normally through a diet and all this can be diagnosed from a ver

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say farkey from emory university hospital. he has experience handling the ebola outbreak. first, a very specific question about this person in california. "new york times" is reporting that federal regulations for testing prevented this person from being tested for days because, to date, it's only a very small category of people who are tested. people who did travel to china or had contact with people who traveled to china. i'm curious, how big a problem is that, right, because if this thing is spreading beyond folks who have a nexus to china, then you'd need to test more people, wouldn't you? >> i appreciate the question, jim. i think that it highlights one of the challenges that our public health partners have been dealing with and that's at the state level and nationally at the cdc. how do we increase testing capacity? at this stage, because the situation is fluid, that guidance in terms of when to test has been changing? and in this particular case, i think that the physicians and the medical team at uc davis should be commended for having a high index of suspicion and

researchers at the university hospital in frankfurt have developed a small heart lung machine that helps limit blood loss after surgery lost can also be limited by taking smaller amounts of blood during tests. patient blood management programs can help hospitals cut blood transfusions by 50 percent. they also ensure the hospitals have sufficient reserves for patients such as was left which we definitely will need donor blood. and was in this group we've noticed that your hemoglobin levels are on the low side to meet. him. she requires a transfusion after her hip operation for some patients it can be a lifesaver so every drop of blood matters. i'm still in burlap with professor talbot. black is also very important for the diagnosis of rare diseases can you give me some examples yes this example is for new kettle nuria it is east caused by this order of amino acid metabolism children affected by that is suffer from damage shows of the brain and suffer from mental retardation if that easy is is diagnosed early enough that children can develop normally through a diet and all this can be diag

researchers at the university hospital in frankfurt have developed a small heart lung machine that helps limit blood loss after surgery lost can also be limited by taking smaller amounts of blood during tests. patient blood management programs can help hospitals cut blood transfusions by 50 percent. they also ensure the hospitals have sufficient reserves for patients such as was left which we definitely will need donor blood. and was in the we've noticed that your hemoglobin levels are on the low side to meet. him. she requires a transfusion after her hip operation for some patients it can be a lifesaver so every drop of blood matters. i'm still in burlap with professor talbot. black is also very important for the diagnosis of rare diseases can you give me some examples yes this example is for a new kettle nuria it is east caused by this order of amino acid metabolism children affected by the disease suffer from them it shows of the brain and suffer from mental retardation if that easy is is diagnosed early enough that children can develop normally through a diet and all this can be diag

benjamin singer is a pulmonary specialist at chicago's northwestern university hospital. >> the current recommendation is if you are sick and think you may have a severe respiratory viral infection, wearing a mask can help prevent spreading that virus to other people. >> reporter: but if you don't want to get it from the guy in the airport next to you, is it worthwhile >> it doesn't seem to be. >> reporter: the cdc's advice, wash your handing regularly with soap and water, cover your cough and avoid touching your face meanwhile, at least 62 airlines have cancelled flights into asia united reducing flights to japan, singapore and south korea. alaska and jetblue now waiving ticket change and cancellation fees for coronavirus. >> tom, a lot of people asked about the mask so thanks for dealing with that. a lot of people have booked international flights. what are airlines saying about that if you are headed to what could be a hot spot? >> reporter: most airlines are waiving change and cancellations fees into asia and also into italy over the next few weeks but now, lester, we have got major

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the as the funding going to nottingham university hospitals. as the prime minister agree with me this conservative government is committed to fulfilling its manifesto pledges and will deliver for the nhs? agreeeed i do passionately with my honorable friend. i congratulate him on all he has done to campaign for the redevelopment of the medical center and nottingham city hospital. i am proud money is flowing through to those projects. >> thank you, mr. speaker. can i add my grateful thanks to the police and emergency services that had to react to the deadly terrorist incident? of brexit,t few days this prime minister has sacked an official, taken an isolationist approach to trade and burned -- and banned the press from downing street. intentionally trying to impersonate donald trump? speaker, i do not think anybody listening to my speeds -- my speech could have mistaken this for anything other than the ,ost passionate, globalist outward looking approach. there is only one party in this country that has nationalist in their name. that is them. the

patients don't just have high blood pressure but also have heart disease or kidney disease. charité university hospital in berlin climate change has become a topic of research one hypothesis is that a warming environment jeopardizes the healing of wounds for example after an operation there. are lots of bacteria on our skin and in our gut we're seeing more and more wounds that get infected one possible explanation for that is that these bacteria change during lengthy hot spells. and good. pathogens lurking in hospitals also burgeoning when it's warm. but inside your follow up studies confirm that there is a link between warmer weather especially for lengthy periods and the incidence of infected wounds that could constitute a risk to patients. conditioning could help according to dr hunter. he studies public health and the environment and says health care facilities across germany need to adapt to rising temperatures and lengthy heat waves. to some hospitals in france for example have one air conditioned room for patients on every floor says that's certainly something worth considering. climate

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at charity university hospital in berlin climate change has become a topic of research one hypothesis is that a warming environment jeopardizes the healing of wounds for example after an operation there. are lots of bacteria on our skin and in our gut we're seeing more and more wounds that get infected one possible explanation for that is as these bacteria change during the hot spell. pathogens lurking in hospitals also burgeoning when it's warm. but. studies confirm that there is a link between warmer weather especially for lengthy periods and the incidence of infected wounds that could constitute a risk to patients i thought it conditioning could help according to dr. he studies public health and the environment and says health care facilities across germany need to adapt to rising temperatures and lengthy heat waves. to some hospitals in france for example have one in a conditioned room for patients on every floor says that's certainly something worth considering. climate change is set to become a major challenge for all of us and for our health care providers. there's. 2 hours of

employees at the university hospital in dusseldorf travel to namibia especially for job interviews. i feel is that good if it's a new team my personal. development. as well and my for the things i want to teach. it to explore a beat into what people what. facility you again will face next period. the yalu hopes to soon be able to support her family in the media with the income she earns here. later she hopes to study in germany return to namibia. after the interviews in windhoek the team from dusseldorf is excited. to tell you our clinic has decided that we would like to have all of them into seoul dorf. but is everyone's profiting from the migration of skilled workers to germany. exactly the question that i just read this let me ask you this after 5 months language course and then off to germany so question would be how well. well prepared are these young women likely to be for what awaits them here and what will become of them later do you think this country will do better at integrating them than it has many other guest workers but absolutely i also think that this country integr

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hospitals in germany they could test for the virus so these evacuees i'm just wondering what's being done with them exactly they're going to be in quarantine preserved yes the institute here in berlin said they should be in quarantine for 14 days because we're still learning how this virus is reacting to tests could be false negative and they want to be sure that within 14 days if it stays negative symptomatic nothing should happen ok i'm told that there are 14 confirmed cases that are coronavirus in germany right now do you expect that number to rise i wouldn't be surprised if those numbers are rising coronaviruses a contagious virus very similar so far as we know so much to the influence of virus so that i wouldn't be surprised that there are undetectable cases coming into germany and that those numbers could rise on sunday the chinese prime minister asked goal for support is germany going to help china which is really struggling with this in terms of getting medical equipment and supplies or medical advice i cannot tell you anything about our chancellor merkel which she's planning

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and on sunday the diagnosis was announced these people are being looked after in the university hospital in frankfurt which he's well equipped to deal with with. what we're told really is nothing more than that they reacted with composure to the needs that they have following their eyes for as far as big as can be expected given the fact they've got this virus at the moment so you know the health minister saying also that it was right to bring these people home so they could be dealt with well one of those evacuated from. one of the germans is yannick vice he's a student who's currently corn teamed to an air base in south western germany let's hear what he had to say we are here in the military base. building is separated from the other buildings we have hands around over so there is no way that an old soldier or somebody else can join us in our home but also we are not the last to leave. overhauls. because we are not to go outside but we are not prost friends. visiting here is very very good everybody else has the singer room you revenge too. he wants to prevents outbreak here also of c

peter's university hospital in new brunswick, new jersey. his parents david and renata right beside him. zayne weighing just 3 pounds. his nicu nurse, lisa mcgowan, and she remembers trying to calm his father's nerves. >> bonded with dad right away. he was a very big guy. big teddy bear. >> reporter: that nurse, lisa, just was just trying to calm dad down. and that dad later went home and began looking through his own baby book. he wanted to know how much his baby looked like him as a baby. that's when he discovered something else. a nurse holding him when he was a newborn. he came early, too. in the very same hospital. and it turns out, the very same nurse. >> he said his mom had said a nurse lisa took care of him. >> reporter: three decades after watching over david, she was now watching over his son, zayne. >> they came in with this picture that they had found in his baby book, that i was the nurse who took care of him when he was a preterm baby, so, it was pretty remarkable. >> reporter: and tonight, they sent us this. >> hi, david! >> r

siege funding going to nottingham university hospital nhs trust. does the priming is to agree with me this conservative government is committed to fulfilling its manifesto and deliver for the nhs? >> i do agree with my honorable friend. i congratulate him on the redevelopment of queens medical center and i am proud that money is flowing through the most wonderful projects. >> thank you, mister speaker. can i had my grateful thanks to police and emergency services to react to the dreadful terrorist incident in stratton. in the first few days of brexit, this prime minister has an isolationist approach and banned the press from his own briefing yet he intentionally trying to capacity donald trump. >> i don't think anybody listening to my speech i think it was on monday could have mistaken it for anything but the most passionate international slogan, outward looking approach. there is >> party in this country that has nationalists in their name, mister speaker. that is them. they would break up, that is them, they would break up the most successful pol

initial investment we're making, the record investment we're making in the nhs, i can tell her that the university hospital will receive 500 million pounds to redevelop its estate and world class facilities on that site. >> mr. speaker, will the prime minister promise to resist the sellout of our fishing communities so that we can ensure that on the 1st of january next year we take back control of our fishing waters and become an independent coastal state once again? >> i will indeed, mr. speaker, and i hope her words were listened to very carefully by the members of the scottish nationalist party, who would hand back control of our fishing to brussels. >> there are families and businesses in my constituency that were left devastated after storm dennis tore through their properties. the strength of our union is sharing resources in people's time of need but so far not a penny announced by the united kingdom government will go to wales. the time minister talks the talks on the union but will he provide major new funding that wales needs to recover from these floods? >> the honorable gentleman is qu

some institutions are really organizations, they have something like a corporate form a university or hospital or school or business, civic association committees are all institutions technically legally formalize. some institutions are durable forms of different kind may be shaped by laws or norms or rules without a corporate structure. the family, for example, is an institution in some ways the first and foremost institution of every society. we can talk about the institution of marriage or put particular tradition a profession as an institution. the rule of law itself is an institution. that there durable is essential institution keeps its general shape over time so it shapes the realm of life in which it might be said to operate. usually changes only very gradually and incrementally. flash mobs don't count in institutions. most important, what's it distinct is it's a form it's a structure and contour. it's the shape of the whole. the organization that speaks of its purpose and its logic and function and meaning. a social form an institution is not just a bunch of people, it's a bu

employees at the university hospital in dusseldorf travel to namibia especially for job interviews. i feel they said good if it's into my personal. development into my country. and for my for the things i want to be in the future. to explore i beat into what people what class facility and gave mall for 1st night spirit. yalu hopes to soon be able to support her family in the media with the income she earns here. later she hopes to study in germany return to namibia. after the interviews in windhoek the team from dusseldorf is excited. to tell you our clinic has decided that we would like to have all of them into sold off. but is everyone. profiting from the migration of skilled workers to germany. exactly the question that i just read this let me ask you this is after a 5 month language course and then off to germany so question would be how well prepared are these young women likely to be for what awaits them here and what will become of them later do you think this country will do better at integrating them than it has many other guest workers but absolutely i also think that this

hospital dr it's good to have you on the program research is currently being carried out on the use of antibodies to treat cancer so called immune of therapy is this a promising new field would you say and is it going to give us a cure for cancer it's interesting that you say a new field because actually when i went into on quality 35 years ago i went there because of to my knowledge because i thought that was interesting i had to suffer for 25 years we learned a lot of military not cancers fight the new system to not strike back but this is something we did 10 years ago how the thomas has really hide from the moon system and they turn on the brakes so the immune system or the breaks that are usually used against his is and then you antibodies they take on you just they take off the brakes again and make the new system free to fight cancer and he did this is this is excellent news this is excellent progress and yet we can't talk about a cure that will affect all cancers can we use that. for the most of the new system and recognize something that is foreign and this cancer that have

peter's university hospital in new brunswick, new jersey. his parents david and renata right beside him. zayne weighing just 3 pounds. his nicu nurse, lisa mcgowan, and she remembers trying to calm his father's nerves. >> bonded with dad right away. he was a very big guy. he's a big teddy bear. >> reporter: that nurse, lisa, was just trying to calm dad down. and that dad later went home and began looking through his own baby book. he wanted to know how much his baby looked like him as a baby. that's when he discovered something else. a nurse holding him when he was a newborn. he came early, too. in the very same hospital. and, it turns out, the very same nurse. >> he said his mom had always talked to him about this nurse, lisa, that took care of him. >> reporter: three decades after watching over david, she was now watching over his son, zayne. >> they came in with this picture that they had found in his baby book, that i was the nurse who took care of him when he was a preterm baby, so, it was pretty remarkable. >> reporter: and tonight, th

in newham, glen road is closed near to newham university hospital. buses are on diversion. now the weather, with sara thornton. good morning to you. this could be one of those days where you are caught out by the weather, if you ta ke caught out by the weather, if you take as gospel the way we start out, which is to say dry and rather chilly this morning. because we do have some rain to put in for the afternoon commute. you will need the umbrella later on. and at first, we got some sunshine. it is a chilly start, though, as i say. then some high cloud pushes in advance of the rain to pull in for the afternoon. quite patchy and light in places. temperatures down a little bit on what we saw yesterday, eight or nine celsius. but as that rain clears away through this evening, it's dragging in some much milder air. the wind is picking up from the south—west as well. it will stay cloudy and a bit damp and drizzly overnight. look at the overnight lows, though. eight, possibly nine celsius to start us off tomorrow morning. and at first, quite a bit of dry weather although cloudy.