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Hospitals were full and intensive care was full and doctors and nurses were redeployed and now there is a real focus on trying to catch up with all the elective procedures like joint replacements, with all the elective procedures likejoint replacements, cataract surgeries, hernia surgeries that have been delayed and people are clearly struggling with symptoms and i'm seeing that in the gp practices. time will tell. it's difficult to predict what will happen but we will be guided by the data and the information we have is that the vaccines are extremely affected after both doses against the alp...

Announced and that involves about $130 billion over the next couple of years. we are seeing things like hip replacements surgeries, hernia surgeries, tonsil surgeries, removal being considered now elective surgeries and the head of the royal college of surgeons has said that that can be done temporarily. but, the long term cost is affecting the quality of life and general health of the nation and people are getting nervous, what many think isn't broke is about to fixed. martha. martha: thank you very much. amy kellogg. from london this morning. bill: it is a slow recovery but more positive sig...

He is cerebellum. >> let's go to your room. he's had two brain surgeries. he's had an abdomen surgery to place a g-tube, hernia surgeries. he's had seizures that were brought under control. we've had some mobility issues. >> reporter: ryan's parents want their son to grow up to be self-sufficient and scientists say society can do their part to make it happen. >> i think one of the challenges is how can we create nor economic opportunities so more people with disabilities are working, in the middle class, own their own homes and are able to participate fully in the mainstream of the economy. >>...