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And tried to incorporate more divergent views and that makes close votes like this more difficult because when youve got 50 votes in the senate. 50 vetoes. i think on a technical matter i dont think aocs claim that they -- that the house only voted for it from promises in the senate. if you remember, joe manchin said at the time he would not pre-commit to a bill but he didnt know what was going to be in it and they hadnt specified what was in it. he wanted to get a cbo score. it will be smaller ...

Contained that incident. the screen writer, theres a screen play written and the producer on that movie in the screen play found a discrepancy, quit the project, hired his own investigator, and it was because of that investigation that anthony broadwater was released because that verdict was vacated. the judge saying that sorry isnt even a strong enough phrase to sort of convey how -- what a total miscarriage of justice this was. so for me, the sum total of all of this is that, yes, you want to ...

And deliberation will begin. the concern how close that will be to the thanksgiving holiday. the defense attorney for mcmichael says hes not worried about that at all. >> if the jury gives the case a day before thanksgiving. the concern they might be so ready to take a break and bond with their families that they rush through the deliberation process. this jury has a solid intent to get to the bottom of the truth. >> a 25-year-old ahmaud ardrey will and killed while jogging and february 2020. tr...

Normal range, say 92% to 96% it is reading, inaccurately reading maybe 3% of the time, so that is pretty low, so most of the time it is very accurate but then in our study we found that that same thing was happening getting closer to i2% of the time so maybe one in ten times which, again, doesnt sound like that much but when you consider how often these devices are being used and how critical this information is that means that at least twice as often, perhaps three times as often, the device is...

On a white, leather bound to be theseissues on a white, leather bound to be these issues notjust in pulse oximeters but surely in other devices to? i oximeters but surely in other devices to?— oximeters but surely in other devices to? . ., , , ., devices to? i completely agree. it was sort of _ devices to? i completely agree. it was sort of a _ devices to? i completely agree. it was sort of a shock— devices to? i completely agree. it was sort of a shock to _ devices to? i completely agree. i...

Shortness of breath, racing pulse and dizziness and they�*ve ended up needing hospital treatment and doctors that i�*ve spoken to have also come across cases of patients they�*ve been treating in intensive care who have had their oxygen levels measured with an oximeter as well as using bull, blood gas samples and there has been a discrepancy between the two readings so higher or normal readings coming from the oximeter but lower or more accurate readings from the blood sample. now, we know...

Was a significant discrepancy. how significant a discrepancy in health terms? so, for a white patient in general, when the pulse oximeter is reading on a normal range, say 92% to 96%, it is inaccurately reading maybe 3% of the time, so thats pretty low, so most of the time its very accurate but in our study we found that same thing was happening getting closer to 12% of the time, so maybe one in ten times which, again, doesnt sound like that much but when you consider how often these devices are...

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The short—term question here is whether we can stay free from further covid restrictions. dan johnson, bbc news. lets stay with that concern over pulse oximeters, mentioned in danjohson�*s report. dr michael sjoding is from the university of michigan. he led research on racial bias in pulse oximetry measurement last year, finding a critical need to understand and correct racial bias in medical technologies. he told me more about his findings. this research came from the covid pandemic. i am ...