on price gouging, as well. could you have done something quicker? if we were better mind readers, i guess we could have. we moved as quickly as the problem became apparent to us. we have to move with caution and speed. we have to make sure what we re getting is, in fact, first-rate product. that s why the fda has to go through the process. it could be a concern because it could be weeks or months before we re back up to capacity. i spoke with a physician about what options are available to you. one of the things we re seeing is the ddilution of form. a lot of the younger kids, the infants, they can t handle solids. it s important to talk to pediatricians. what are the options at the age your child is. can they move to other products to supplement the formula they would use? it s important to reach out to local resources. there s local resources that support parents and might be able to gain access. and reaching out to hospitals to find out if there s supplies of for
is denied, how are we going to transport them to a surgeon? reporter: during the wars in iraq and afghanistan, the u.s. built a system of medical evacuations by helicopter that military officials say gave casualties a more than 90% chance of survival from catastrophic wounds. they often got to an operating room within an hour of being wounded. the concept of the golden hour. the fact that you had air superiority, got you the golden hour. we can all agree, watching the last seven to eight weeks of conflict, that assumption seems to be valid. reporter: that means it could take longer to get wounded comrades to hospitals and that operations may need to be performed on or near the front line. it s not ideal. but if it has to happen here, we are able to do it. the spirit of what we re doing is prolonged casualty care, and prolonged fuel care. and that concept is going to
not for fuel but for bomb. iran points out it cannot trust the west and question while pakistan is allowed to have nuclear weapons. p-5 offered to take the uranium off its hands and turn it to specific fuel care on needs for medical applications. a swap that could have made everyone happy for a while and built confidence. iran, so far haven t accepted the offer. package of incentive for iran is on table. some diplomats said a good result of the talks would be resuscitation of the fuel swap deal and an agreement from iran to really address the concerns of the international community about its nuclear program. even if it is achieved it s still far from the original demap they cease enriching
iran points out it cannot trust the west and question while pakistan is allowed to have nuclear weapons. p-5 offered to take the uranium off its hands and turn it to specific fuel care on needs for medical applications. a swap that could have made everyone happy for a while and built confidence. iran, so far haven t accepted the offer. package of incentive for iran is on table. some diplomats said a good result of the talks would be resuscitation of the fuel swap deal and an agreement from iran to really address the concerns of the international community about its nuclear program. even if it is achieved it s still far from the original demap they cease enriching uranium altogether. in turkey, amy kellogg, fox