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June 19, 2024
Posted by the university of Chicago Institute of politics, this is an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] thank you on very much for being here. Ive been in this business a long time, at the century. There are occasions in American Life on one issue kind of galvanizes the country and it seems to me that as we begin this year, the, violence and their place in american lives and suddenly electrified the country. The university of chicago and lead institution on the main street of a small town i grew u...
June 19, 2024
Policy. We need to encourage more u. S. Cities and mexican city partnerships to allow us to facilitate that trade discussed earlier. Earlier in 2011, 2013, las cruces named the champion of change because we were able to show why in the southwest weve been able to increase profit and personnel in a tough and challenging time. During that time, we listened to many officials to me upon the best ration and the president said he wanted to increase trade with mexico. But that type of mandate and this ...
June 18, 2024
Patient flowing into the emergency room day after day, hour after hour. Its mass casualty incident that just wont stop. I said the firpent the firsts of my night intubating and chest tubes. Some are turning around and that incredibly reassuring. We begin tonights show once again what life is like for the medical staff of the front lines of this fight. We i think its important for you to see it every day. Im chuck todd continuing on msnbc breaking News Coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. We are...
June 18, 2024
It could be a major development. Also tonight, we continue to report on the race to find a vaccine. Tonight, the news from pfizer, speeding up human trials for a possible vaccine here in the u. S. And germany. Conducting phase one and phase two at the same time. 330 patients taking part. And what theyre seeing so far. President trump defending his own choice to take hydroxychloroquine. The fda has warned americans about the drug, saying you should only be taking it for covid19 if youre in a hosp...
June 17, 2024
Colorado, and virginia is set for a new debate as numbers emerge giving democrats a rare sense of relief. Good morning from washington. Its tuesday, october 7th, 2014. This is the daily rundown. We have new developments today in the threat of ebola. A nurse in spain is now the the first person to contract the virus outside of west africa. That nurse said to be in stable condition was treating a spanish missionary, who has flown home for treatment. He died on september 25th. The hospital is inves...
May 16, 2024
Researchers have studied brain activity during parasomnias to better understand the mechanisms behind sleepwalking and other sleep behaviors.
March 17, 2023
Four UNG students presented at Posters at the Capitol event held Feb. 27 in Atlanta. The Georgia Undergraduate Research Collective organized the event.
April 5, 2022
Something far more virulent. >> reporter: the year after the first visit to the biosafety lab, alexi and his team are still working to answer those critical questions. >> it just goes like wildfire. but its not -- it doesnt cause as severe of a disease. >> reporter: the latest research shows that in a lab setting, omicron infections can protect against the more virulent delta variant. sigal says vaccines are still critical to avoid severe illness and death. in a years time from now, what kind of...
April 5, 2022
Better now. probably covid is ending. >> reporter: are people being overly optimistic about where we are right now? >> certainly thats a scenario that we can potentially contemplate, but equally on the other side of the spectrum is a scenario that says this variant is replaced by something far more virulent. >> reporter: a year after our first visit to his bio safety level 3 lab, they are still working to answer those critical questions. >> it just goes like wildfire. but its not -- it doesnt ca...
December 8, 2021
Joining me now is nbc news correspondent sam brock and msnbc medical contributor dr. kavita patel. she served as white house health policy director during the obama administration. dr. patel, good news from the pfizer ceo. with how much caution do you take the touting of the booster with him? >> katy, ill take good news, especially when it comes to a variant were watching globally. but with cautious. they took blood from patients who were immunized with two or three doses and used that lab to ne...