consent to anything, he is 5 11 , and has tattoos of a red star and a tribal sign, if you know where they are, call or e-mail at finebritney@roanokecounty.da. martha: he has lost her mother and she lost her brother as well and she s in a very vulnerable position, hopefully police can find them soon. thanks for that report. bill: you like your doctors, you can keep your doctor, a promise made by the white house during the health care debate and the doctor may have missed the memo. 67% of doctors polled have a negative opinion of the president s insurance reform and the fallout, many m.d.s say will start limiting which patients they will see and how much time they will spend with them. dr. marc siegel, fox news medical a-team, nice to see you, good morning, 2400 doctors, they
most of these states are concentrated. and these states are saying, look, these doctors can fill the shortage of primary care doctors which the american academy of family physicians is estimating could be 40,000 in ten years, because of 32 million more americans with health care. so, it is a growing field, more kids are going to places like this university in the state of washington, here in seattle, and they are getting licensed to practice the healing power of nature. bill. bill: a lot of m.d.s are uncomfortable about this and what do you they say about the risks inherent. reporter: they say it is a recipe for disaster and we had a case here in seattle where doctors don t do the right thing, a girl was suffering from a severe asthma attack and she was ready to with acupuncture and sent home and died later that day and we had a naturopathic doctor who lost her license recently in seattle and
press scribed 70 vitamins a day for a girl who had basically dry skin eczema and the nds say there are bad doctors everywhere and you shouldn t throw out the baby with the bath water and they think they can be a supplement and figure that if they are allowed to be a supplement and help the m.d.s, they really can fill this shortage around the country. bill: dan springer, the changing face of health care in seattle, thank you. martha? martha: this is a terrible story, a poison scare in afghanistan. the targets, young school girls. why officials fear it could be a coordinated attack. and, who they think is orchestrating it. bill: and also we are going into the wild! grizzlies in a way you ve never seen before and from a rather comfortable distance, the big old camera len. martha: we like that. face-to-face, and checking each other out. good boy!
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was great. i sat next to a stranger. oh great. you get a flashlight and i was like, say no more. any guy with a flash flashlight and you are coming home with me. if you are more likely to croak if your is a joke. a study says if your end of life doctor believes in the afterlife you have a better chance of putting off your own magazine got-eating demise. a surveying of doctors working with terminal patients found white coats who describe themselves as, quote, very nonreligious were twice as likely to make decisions that would accelerate patient deaths. and the head of the study, dr. collide clyde seal, what a great name, md s were less likely to discuss end of life treatments. suggests seal of the findings, quote, nonreligious doctors should confess their presented elections to their patients.