To Irans Nuclear facilities. In a social media post, the agencys director general, Rafael Mariano grossi, continued to call for extreme restraint from everybody and said Nuclear Facilities should never be a target in military conflicts. Irans semi official tasnim news agency, which is close to the Islamic Revolutionary guard corps, posted a video with a caption saying, isfahan s nuclear site is completely safe. In the video, a man near the Isfahan Nuclear Technology Centre is seen showing his watch to the camera to indicate the time and date. We can then see several troops standing around what looks like an air defence battery. Reuters news agency is reporting that an unnamed iranian source has said there is no immediate plan for retaliation. As well as these explosions in iran, they were reported too in Southern Syria apparently from missiles targeting radar sites. And there were also blasts in iraq in both the Capital Baghdad and babil province to the south. Israel had promised to re
the more you had, the more risky it was is that part of your concern? well, absolutely. i mean, i think every haemophiliac, just about, at treloar s, was infected with hepatitis c. non a, non b. i don t think hardly anyone escaped it. and then on top of that, you had hiv, as well. if you could imagine being at a boarding school and being in the dormitories and you re reading in the paper about hepatitis and hiv, we d all discuss it between ourselves. so there was a genuine panic. if we didn t go for our prophylaxis appointments, we would either get dragged out of school lessons, because you d missed your appointment. and if you did it so many times, you got black marks and things like this. being called out of class for blood tests that i missed. and then another blood test that i ve missed. and when you re called out of a class at that age, you feel punished, don t you? and of course, you ve lost school friends and that must be very difficult? yeah, it is.
between 1945 and 1965 to get tested for hepatitis c. so dr. siegel, first of all, what is it, how do you get it, and if i go to the doctor, do they automatically test me for hepatitis c? i would test you, and here we gowith the baby boomers again, you and me are going to get tested for this. i don t want to give away our birth dates, but we re baby boomers. it s a virus and it s most easily transmitted by intraveno intravenous transfers. over 2 million are baby boomers. why? because we didn t know what it was until the early 1990s. we called it non-a, non-b. we didn t get a test for it. people got it from blood transfusions. during the sexual revolution. it can be transmitted sexually. transmitted blood to blood. when you have it and if you know you have it, this is why the centers for disease control is
warnings for baby boomers, urging everyone who was born between 1945 and 1965 to get tested for hepatitis c. so dr. siegel, first of all, what is it, how do you get it, and if i go to the doctor, do they automatically test me for hepatitis c? i would test you, and here we go with the baby boomers again, and you and me are going to get tested for this. i don t want to give away our birth dates, but we re baby boomers. it s a virus and it s most easily transmitted by intravenous transfers. over 2 million are baby boomers. why? because we didn t know what it was until the early 1990s. we called it non-a, non-b. we didn t get a test for it. people got it from blood transfusions. they got it during the sexual revolution. it can be transmitted sexually. transmitted blood to blood. when you have it and if you know you have it, this is why the centers for disease control is calling it an unrecognized
this is a huge change for u.s. task force compared to 2004 that they said there s no evidence. so why now, though, dr. siegel, are we seeing rising cases as well 6 heof hepatitis ? and what about a or b? help tooits c, 3.9 million people, it s on the rise pf liver cancer on the rise. liver failure requiring transplant. i m so proud of the u.s. preventive services task force, who has blown it with tsa and with mammograms finally coming out right on something because helptight sis a big wteste fou it was hepatitis c. before we used to call it non-a, non-b. since we didn t have the assay, people got blood that weren t screened for it. people used drugs, they weren t screened for it, sexual activity, they weren t screened for. so a lot of people are hiding this and don t know they have it. 75% of the people who have this in the united states are in our baby boomer generation. one-time screening, it doesn t cost very much. about $25. your annual physical. absolutely. well worth doin