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CNN Healthcare March 17, 2013 07:24:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Healthcare March 17, 2013 07:24:00

I'm one of the busiest surgeons in the country. however, i don't believe every man with prostate cancer needs immediate treatment. you follow them very 01:32:59:carefully and you treat them at the first sign of progression. if you can delay treatment, that man is not at risk for side effects during that period of time. >> come on in. >> dr. peter carroll and i collaborated with dr. elizabeth blackburn, who won the nobel prize in medicine, and she had done a study showing that stress creates shorter telomeres. soon as your telomeres get shorter your life gets shorter. >> telomeres are the ends ...

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It will impact your life as you grow up. >> as i was reading this, tom, i want people to get how intense this gap is. i looked back to look at not just race, but narrow it down and there was a recent study showing that african-american wom women, and all women of color who are unmarried the median wealth for unmarried women is $5. the cushion, the deep pond is $5. for me that was like when we know that unmarried women in communities of color are more likely to raise children, that to me told an enormous story. >> there are no deep pockets, but a mirage in the wilderness quite frankly that does...

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Regarding new study showing that the 112th congress, even though they just wrapped up, looking back at the impact, the most polarizing ever. the democratic caucus got more liberal this past congress, a lot of blue dogs and conservative southern dems lost the seats in the 2010 elections. around 1976, the republican caucus shifted and grew rapidly more conservative and has continued to do so ever since. so we're looking, again, the second inauguration of president obama. high approval numbers, about the same that george w. bush had in the second term and i believe five points lower than what bil...

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You have to be twice as good. but they meant you have had to be twice as prepared educationally as anyone else. >> shawn rearden at stanford has a study showing that the achievement gap now between rich and poor, has doubled. and fact between black and white students. >> yes. >> this brand is widening. what are the solutions to that? >> the major issue, if you are a middle-class african-american kid or better, you're probably now going to do okay. so that's the good news. race is less dispositive than it once was. if you are poor and a minority, you're caught in the worst witch's brew that our...

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Save medicare. that's the difference. >> shannon: what do you make of the white house releasing the new study showing that according to their numbers that somebody would retire in 2030 would expect to pay an additional $125,000 in costs over their lifetime, under a romney/ryan plan, things that would have to come out of pocket? according to the new study? >> anybody who is 55 years or older will have no adjustments to their plan moving forward. what republicans are trying to do is make medicare affordable and make sure it's there for future generations. so this study has a lot of holes in it, ...