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The release date for Vicky Kaushal and Triptii Dimri-starrer new film release has been postponed.

The release date for Vicky Kaushal and Triptii Dimri-starrer yet-to-be-titled film has been locked.

Lot of support. >> emily: you and i have talked a lot about success stories and what success looks like. also diagnostic advancement. its women getting regular mris and mammograms and ultrasounds and all those different medical advancements that allow them to know sooner, to come bait earlier. can you speak to the millions of stories youve encountered with your conversations with women all over the country that have been diagnosed and have beat it as well. >> kayleigh: yes. i crossed paths with ...

Lot of the symptoms, you know, its like a post traumatic disorder that could range from different kinds of neurological signs and symptom. some people have difficulty hearing, dizzy, imbalance problems and when you have changes that are documented on mris for a lot of these folks, this is going to be a permanent disability. you know, theres a paper being published by a lot of the scientists with the help of the federal government that is being proposed that gets published in the next few months ...

Universe went to parents night and went outside afterwards, and everybody was standing around talking, and, of course, the campaign always comes up. the women outside were all talking about the fat shaming of miss universe and the body imageing, and they are talking about how much she weighed and how attractive she was and how if this man thinks that shes fat,ing wh what does he think a the rest of america? its just -- again, its -- its been devastating for the campaign, and they know it inside ...

Its science. >> ron burgundy is right and hes wrong. womens brains arent that much -- that proportioned smaller. womens brains, however, according to science, are smaller. theyve used mris at the university of pennsylvania. what they figured out is that womens brains may be smaller, but theyre more efficient. >> look at that. 8% smaller. good at thinking. >> i can keep track of a changing situation. >> yes, you can. >> and women handle stress by defriending. >> lets talk about it. >> look into m...

Like physicians we will huddle often like they would to happenedle the case? and look at the chars and look at mris. well do that, too and for often it is an occasion of personal faith. sometimes well say i dont know what to say . help me out here. i find solace sometimesine in consulting with clergy of other faiths and talk to rabbies how are you hanle >> gretchen: our presbyterian church service my minister said he was inlectual vacant we did the silence and we light a candle for each victim a...

Million have people. 170 billion. and the answer to your question, if you look at the last two decades weve gone from understanding that this is a reality, to really understanding on the imaging that there are on mris and cat scans, there are lesions on the white matter on the brain that could cause this, we had a segment not too long ago we talked about beta amyloid, plaques that kind of block the formation to go from one side of the brain to another one and they freeze their talking and thinki...

Of sense. some medications, anti-depressants can as you this as well. those are the side effects. arthel: all 12 girls arent taking ritalin. >> i agree, something is going on that we dont know. they talk about because of hipa. arthel: the privacy rule which basically says that we cant let everybody know because it could break out a health scare, basically right? >> thats what we practice as a physician. i never share anybodys information from one patient to another. if you have some sort of an e...

M.r.i.s may be unnecessary among patients being treated for back pain. doctors often order an m.r.i. before giving patients a steroid injection to help with the pain but a study at john hopkins university found that after three months there was no difference between patients who got an injection based on m.r.i. results and those who got one based on a physical exam only. >> hi everybody. good morning. im thomas roberts. in the next hour on msnbc the unemployment rate drops to 8.5%. 200,000 new j...