initial evaluation revealed the urinary tract infection. on january 2nd, the decision was made to transfer him to the icu for close monitoring and a higher level of care. further evaluation revealed abdominal fluid collections impairing the function of his small intestines. this resulted in the backup of his intense distant -- intestinal contents, which was treated placing a two through his nose to drain his stomach. the abdominal fluid collections were drained by non surgical drain placement. he has progressed steadily throughout his state. his infection is cleared. he continues to make progress and we anticipate a full recovery although this can be a slow process. during this stay, secretary austin never lost consciousness and never underwent general anesthesia. prostate cancer is the most common cause of cancer among american men, and it impacts one in every eight men, and one in every six african american men during their lifetime.
on january 2nd, the decision was made to transfer him to the icu for close monitoring and a higher level of care. further evaluation revealed abdominal fluid collections impairing function of his swollen intestines. this resulted in the backup of his intestinal contents, which was treated by placing a two to drain his stomach. this goes on with quite a bit of detail here. crucially, this answer is one of the main questions we had had, something the pentagon had not been able to answer until we got the statement just a few moments ago. which was why was often in the hospital in the first place. we now know the answer, he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. as the statement says, his diagnosis is early, and his prognosis is good. they then give a lot of information here about the discomfort that has kept him in the hospital since january 1st. this obviously answers a key question that we had, which is why it was austin in the hospital in the first place. crucially, it does not answer the question of why there was a failure to notify the president for days. national security adviser jake
january 2nd, decision made to transfer to icu for close monitoring and higher level of care. further evaluation revealed abdominal fluid collection impairing function of small intestine. a tube was placed through his nose to drain his stomach. abdominal fluid collections were drained by nonsurgical drain placement. he's progressed steadily throughout his stay. his infection has cleared. he continues to make progress and we anticipate a full recovery, although this can be a slow process. during the stay, secretary austin never lost anxiousness and never underwent general anesthesia. prostate cancer is the most common cause of cancer among american men, impacts one in every eight men and one in every six african american men during their lifetime. discussions about screening,
laboratory evaluation, early december 2023, we are now learning. they identified prostate cancer, which they determined required treatment. it was then december 22nd after consultation with his medical team that he was admitted to the hospital and underwent that minimally invasive surgical procedure to treat and cure prostate cancer. he was under general anesthesia during that time, clarifying this most recent complication he was not, and never lost consciousness. his prostate cancer was detected early and prognosis is excellent, thankfully. on january 1st it was then that he was admitted to walter reed with complications from that december 22nd procedure, including nausea and severe abdominal and hip and leg pain. january 2nd, a day later the decision made to transfer him to the icu for close monitoring and higher level of care. general, you know, i understand
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senate filibuster rule so there's no way to stop their agenda. they want to add four more democrats to the senate to the district of columbia of puerto rico so the republicans can never win a majority in the senate. wow, that democracy. they want to nationalize state election laws, turn the whole country into california so you only have super majorities of democrats in the house into the senate of course always in the presidency. they oppose voter identification. they claim it's racist. meanwhile their monitoring all the best, they want us to registrar guns. they want to destroy the voting system or claiming to defend it. the voter harvesting, whose ever heard of counting ballots after an election and they have other tools and tricks that they have used in most of all immigration. i barely had touched on this, immigration. patriotic traditional immigration i support 100% and so to every american virtually in this country. but we do not support open
senate filibuster rule so there's no way to stop their agenda. they want to add four more democrats to the senate to the district of columbia of puerto rico so the republicans can never win a majority in the senate. wow, that democracy. they want to nationalize state election laws, turn the whole country into california so you only have super majorities of democrats in the house into the senate of course always in the presidency. they oppose voter identification. they claim it's racist. meanwhile their monitoring all the best, they want us to registrar guns. they want to destroy the voting system or claiming to defend it. the voter harvesting, whose ever heard of counting ballots after an election and they have other tools and tricks that they have used in most of all immigration. i barely had touched on this, immigration. patriotic traditional immigration i support 100% and so to every american virtually in this country.
really throughout the night to make sure the nearly 4,000 miles of roadways are safe and clear. one of the things that officials have on their side is the fact that this storm will be hitting on the weekend during the overnight hours. so because of that, they do expect the impact of this storm to be at least fairly minimal at least that is what they hope for. i want you to hear from one transportation official as he breaks down why the storm is one that they are watching. >> we're new englanders, we're used to it, but i think that it is going to be good refresher course for a lot people here at the d.o.t. but also people throughout the state of this is what a winter should look like. >> reporter: experts are tracking and monitoring what is likely going to be a bigger even more menacing storm that will struck the interior of the u.s. and cut its way up to the great lakes region with a combination of ice, snow and heavy wind as well. polo sandoval, cnn, hartford, connecticut. diplomats are rushing to the
to be at least fairly minimal, at least that's what they hope for. i want you to hear directly from one transportation official as he breaks down really why this storm is one that they're watching. >> we're new englanders. we're used to it. but i think it's going to be a good refresher course for a lot of people at d.o.t., also people throughout the state. this is what winter should look like. >> reporter: experts are tracking and monitoring what is likely going to be a bigger, more menacing storm that will start from the interior of the u.s. and be cutting its way up to the great lakes region with a combination of ice, snow, and heavy wind as well. tributes are pouring in for one of the greatest soccer stars of all-time. brazilian football legend mario zagalo has died at age 92. the south american legend won four world cups as a player and coach, the only man to
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