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FDA Approves Adzynma for Congenital Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura

The FDA announced it has approved Adzynma as prophylactic or on-demand enzyme replacement therapy for the treatment of congenital thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura.

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CNN This Morning Weekend

not absolute. we all know the adage, you know, you can't yell fire in a crowded theater. you can't incite people to do something that's going to be dangerous for other people and that's what this borders on. whether the judge will actually act on it, i'm not sure. i think she may wait and see how this plays out, see whether or not if evidence is given over to the trump team that trump does actually tweet something out that he shouldn't. at that point when an action has actually been taken, i think she can step in. i don't know that she's going to be a prophylactic sort of judge saying stop before the action has already been taken. >> something new that also came down on friday night is trump ally bernie karak is set to meet with the special counsel any day now from what his lawyer has said. he is refusing to turn over more than 300 documents -- records, i should say, that are being sought in a separate election

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Chris Jansing Reports

morning, yesterday morning, the judge felt compelled to appoint a special master to investigate fox's lapses, it's discovery violations, it's misstatements to the court, you know, if i were smartmatic's lawyers i would probably file something seeking sort of a prophylactic order that, you know what, judge? i think we'll need a special master, too, to make sure fox doesn't continue to violate the court's rules as it now has a track record of doing in other civil litigation it feels like the problems for fox have only just begun >> there are also the monetary issues dominion asked for $1.6 billion. they settled for $787.5 million. smartmatic is looking for more in damage. $2.7 billion do you think that smartmatic now smells blood in the water for a bigger settlement potentially?

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Jesse Watters Primetime

>> it's go to be very militarized. we've had some threats against alvin bragg. my understanding that that has died down and that will likely spike. nypd will handle the threats. that's the way it works. the secret service will hand the donald trump side of, this it's expecting protests, there's going to be a lot of folks out there doing prophylactic work. they're going to be doing a lot that they can to move the goal posts or the line of defense out further so they don't have to take action there at the da's office. >> jesse: is alvin bragg respected by law enforcement here in new york? because he doesn't prosecute criminals. he apparently only prosecutes

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FOX and Friends Sunday

with fentanyl overdose? >> all right. excellent question of course. a vaccine is something that's injected into the body or taken by the body, and what it does, it stimulates the immune system to create an anti-body to block something. you're used to hearing about vaccines come to infections. give someone a vaccine, develop anti-bodies to block the infection. in this case a vaccine is given, you get anti-bodies that block the negative effects 6 fentanyl. will: it is, a vaccine as you described is prophylactic, preventive, from giving virus or negative effect might be is that a fair characterization? >> that is a fair characterization. in the case of fentanyl, keep the fentanyl cannot cross into the brain. it means the person cannot get high, motivated with the

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Hallie Jackson Reports

ameliorated, and in this area, criminality depends upon the concept of willfulness. is there a knowing effort to remove classified documents from the environment that they should be in? and perhaps to use them for an improper purpose. we all know what the outside ranges of that are, that sort of spying activity, which is very unlikely to be at issue here, i think there is probably a zero chance of that. but you also look at whether someone retains these materials for an improper purpose, or perhaps does it intentionally. there are a range of different statutes. even in a situation like this, where all of the appearances are that this is a team of biden lawyers who are going above and beyond doing prophylactic searches in every area where they know doctors are to ensure that no classified material is in an improper place, there is every appearance that this is a mistake, and mistakes do happen in this area, they shouldn't, but they do, on occasion, and this appears to be a mistake,

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The Sunday Show With Jonathan Capehart

went on. you always say that maybe you should've responded earlier to something, as it was evolving. one of the things going back with hiv and one of the classic principles of infectious diseases is that you do not give prophylactic medicines to prevent things because that could lead to drug resistance. or what have you. the scientific community early on was reluctance to give prophylaxis antivirals or antibacterial's two people who were suffering with hiv, because we felt we might do more harm than good. so it took us a little while to realize, put all the other stuff behind. you give them prophylactic, is assistance again seemed fiendly thing. ellis turns out that saved a lot of lives. if we had to do it over again we would have been more aggressive in the beginning. >> i thought i cut you off. last question real. quick your proudest moment.

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The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle

appeal. prosecutors were often filed what is called a prophylactic notice of appeal. it simply is a place holder that gives the justice department the opportunity to think through all of the issues, and there are frankly a lot of angles that will need to be considered before doj appeals. but usually you'll see that prophylactic notice of appeal filed early, before the file is run. it might mean if, we haven't seen that, yet that there is still robust conversation inside of the building, not only about whether to take an appeal, but what issues to take an appeal on. one option would be to outright appeal the judges order, but doj could also be more selective. they might appeal, for instance, the injection that keeps the criminal investigation from moving forward, while the special master's proceeding, a lot of different options that are in play here will know more once we see a notice from doj.

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The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle

whether or not bannon is charged, trump is indicted, any of those things, it will always be called into question because of these deep state conspiracy theories that they really have been perpetuating for years now. >> let's talk about the special master ruling, joyce. because legal and national security experts are sounding the alarm. the doj has to act. are you surprised they haven't done anything yet? >> i'm a little surprised that we haven't seen a notice of appeal. prosecutors were often filed what is called a prophylactic notice of appeal. it simply is a place holder that gives the justice department the opportunity to think through all of the issues, and there are frankly a lot of angles that will need to be considered before doj appeals. but usually you'll see that prophylactic notice of appeal filed early, before the file is

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Tucker Carlson Tonight

and so there's a big push to try and cure alzheimer's or prevent it. so drug companies keep coming up with drugs to do that. billions have been spent on it, but those drugs don't work. you've got to wonder why. to give just one example, the fda recently approved biogen's alzheimer's drug even though the fda's own advisory committee voted 10 to zero to reject that drug. but there is a promising approach to alzheimer's, apparently, according to researchers at the cleveland clinic, might be a very effective treatment for the disease. but you never hear that. why is that exactly? dr. marc siegel joins us tonight to assess facts. thanks so much for coming on . so we know you announced on this show the results of that study, which were just, i thought remarkable as a as a non doctor. i thought this incredible cutting the risk of alzheimer's was 10%. that was the last i ever heard of alzheimer's as a prophylactic for against alzheimer's. why? well, you just said it. first of all, alzheimer's is affecting over forty million

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