suicide by hanging. it they are not ruling out the hanging as a cover-up for murder. let s bring in a professor of medicine at nyu medical center and a fox news contributor. could the medical examiner have it wrong? sander was bringing up a point of the brick that i want to start off with his he is really basically putting the whole reputation on the line and i m going to assume that we haven t seen the official autopsy report but i m going to assume she is looked over the body and hasn t seen signs of a struggle, hasn t seen signs of an attack, checked for an inside source and i know the fractures of the neck were definitely at the time of death not previously from that prior, it s not that the cellmate attacked him and led to that. but there s also the issue that in the strangulation rather than a hanging, you would see a lot
americans are prepared to sit down with two for thanksgiving. turkey and cake mix is also being recalled. nyu medical center doctor. tell us what folks can do to protect themselves. we are glad to have you here. it always seems to happen on the eve of thanksgiving. at least it s the lettuce we have to throw away, not the turkey. the difference between the two, there s two major players. one is the bacteria e. coli and the other is salmonella. e. coli is what we are concerned about in the lettuce. the reason you have to throw it away is not just the e. coli itself but it produces a toxin. even if you kill the bacteria, the tocsin can still survive. it can cause kidney failure. charles: what are some of the early signs that you ve had some bad romaine lettuce? you may not have anything for 1 to 10 days but just because you had it doesn t mean that nothing happened, let me serve it to other people. it can take some time to figure
who find that they will never again have a chance to greet and to hug their kids. so marc siegel is with us, professor of medicine at nyu medical center. fox news medical correspondent as well. dr. siegel, you know, i was struck at that news conference how calm the doctors are, especially when you are working at a trauma center. this is what you have to be ready to do on a daily basis. university of texas medical branch in galveston, 20, 25 miles away and reportedly received the victims. they re level one. extensive injuries, burns, they re highly regarded and on call 24/7 surgeon in house. we re dealing with shotgun wounds. the pellets can cause a lot of devastation inside the body with blood vessels and bone and nerve and the spray from a
from nyu medical center and an nbc news medical contributor. arthur, jared kushner has been tasked with everything from forging peace in the middle east to forging criminal justice reform. the liaison between mexico and china but also now aforming apparently or at least having some say in a system that will reform the va. what is this program and what was it supposed to do? it is a big electronic health record or digital health system which is sort of the basis for all of the medical work that gets done in any system, and in particular in the military, the va, where they are trying to bring them together in a single system. the military one started being implemented in nfebruary of las year. and then shortly afterwards with kushner s support, the va decided to use the same system. a lot of the discussion at the time presented this as if the
today. meantime majority leader mitch mcconnell has a huge task ahead of him getting his members in line. he wants a vote by the end of the week before the senate goes on recess for july 4th. at least five republicans, the ones on your screen right now say they are going to vote no. mcconnell can t afford to lose more than two republicans or the bill is going to die. president trump s strategy today is to turn the attention to democrats. he tweeted earlier, on a bit of a tweet storm this morning, tweeted early, republican senators are working very hard to get there with no help from the democrats. not easy. perhaps just let obama crash and burn. joining me now is nbc s kasie hunt with the latest developments on the hill and drew ruben, vice president for clinical affairs nyu medical center. start with you, kasie, we learned senate republicans will release a revised version of their health care bill. what s that about? ali, i think you can expect news like this over the course of the