point. it s a tragedy when anyone dies especially an american hero, bret. we know it s complications from covid-19. we re not sure it s directly from covid-19. that s what the family said complications related to. it could be a secondary affect. he did have multiple risk factors being 84. multiple myeloma a blood cancer, a low grade cancer. and it is an immune compromised state. it was his second cancer. he had one that he beat in the past. about 7,000 people will develop 7,000 people total who have there are 7,000 people who have died after being fully vaccinated. that s about 1 in 27,000 people fully vaccinated will have that risk compared to unvaccinated it may be one in 1,000. there is a risk there. i think people need to understand the risk is not eliminated it s still there it s just clustered around multiple risk factors. bret: people that have risk
nerves outside that he may want to steer away from. and the next win? this is important for the prostate. the reason doctors say they need to operate and cut out the whole prostate is if the biopsy finds a low-grade tumor, when they cut out the whole prostate and examine it, they often find a bigger tumor that the biopsy missed. okay. the problem with biopsies, the six core biopsies are 10% accurate because half the time this is the tumor and half of the 80% under or over diagnoses it. so here you see the red line. it s at 12 millimeters. you re going to find the low grade cancer. you re going to miss the much larger more aggressive cancer. but not if you put your doppler on them. thank you so much for being here. your book, of course, which is