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they have faced significant challenges people have gone directly to some ngos without being processed previously. but also our hospital. now they have seen more than $26 million in fees go unpaid because there is no payer source. we are looking to buy the payer source whether that's a state or federal government. and then our agriculture has been effective. every facet of our lives. we do have more than 700,000 people coming through community of 100,000 people, how can we not be impacted by those people coming in illegally cross the border? not to mention fentanyl we are 19 times greater than the national average but which is one in 1000 but we have seen 18 -- 20 poisonings a year. and they attribute 50% up coming across are coming into the states coming through arizona. we are deafly under attack at our borders while the cartels remain in control.
a total of eight grams of ibuprofen where we know that a single dose of six to eight grams lead to lasting kidney problems or sudden kidney failure. poisoned with over the counter painkillers the patient swallowed eight grams almost twice the recommended maximum daily dose a dose that can cause permanent liver damage at the time of research helmet henschel was the head of the poison control center and observed cases of paracetamol in poisoning on an almost daily basis. for we have more than three hundred cases of poisoning a year sure you paracetamol were under review today it's profile and the risks it poses would probably rule out its chances of getting approval. in germany drugs course for thousand poisonings a year experts estimate half of those cases are fatal a result of long term effects of gastrointestinal bleeding of kidney and liver
they can bite into it, swallow it and there's detergent in their mouth causing thousands of poisonings a year and even deaths. this is usually under the sink. >> what about these? >> you have cleaning products that are quite pretty. people will get them in the economy size and transfer them to smaller bought lts. th to smaller bottles. it looks like gatorade. it can be dangerous. >> pills, child proof caps are sometimes not good enough. >> if we leave the cap off for example. kids get into it. it looks like candy. it tastes like candy. sometimes it has pictures of the flavors on it. they could get themselves into that. >> i've heard of small batteries, aaa batteries, and even the watch batteries can get clogged in the airways. >> especially the watch batteries. some are nickel sized. that can get stuck in the esophagus and requires emergency