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The risk was 1.5 times higher. overall, 21% of people hospitalized with covid developed high blood pressure at six months and 11% of people who had mild disease, much more common, developed high blood pressure. doctors are saying this is important to think about from a screening perspective knowing people had covid, think about taking their blood pressure. >> do they know why? and who is most likely to be affected here. >> they did find that older people, males, people with underlying health conditions like copd, chronic kidney disease were more at risk. they don't know why. they have some ide...

Washington. >> and i know that this cause is personal to you, because you lost your mom to the disease years ago and what is being done? what advances are we seeing? >> yeah. we have actually seen some incredible advances over the last couple of years in the imyu no therapy, and whereas four years ago of people called the msi high cancerer s did not resd at all, but now we are seeing 4% to 5% of the people potentially being cured. a reasoned from the screening perspective, more and more people over the age of 50 getting screen ed. we have the issue of the under 50, but a lot of the progress in...

Sonny, match.com has responded, promising to screen its members. so what exactly can the website do? >> well, in's a lot the website can do. but what the website has agreed to do as you mention in the next two to three month, they will start screening perspective match.com members and current members against the national sex offender registry. that i think is a move in the right direction. a move in the direction of being a good corporate citizen. but they're not saying they're going to conduct background checks, suzanne, for other thingings. not necessarily sex offenses but domestic violence-...