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she said one of the biggest concerns is children under 12 are not able to be vaccinated yet. joining us now, dr. kavita patel. she s a former obama white house policy director and msnbc medical contributor. always good to see you. talk to me about the possibility of full fda approval. let s fast forward. how do things look different in light of that potential approval? yeah, alicia, it s sooner than we think, according to not just dr. fauci. but folks i ve talked to have said the same thing. number one, he s right, there will be a lot more mandates. we re already seeing that pressure. number two, it s something viewers are interested in. we ll start to see off-label use of the vaccine. what does that mean? it s something we do all the time. we use other drugs and things for items and diseases that are not related to the label technically on the package. the reason we haven t been able
information about what the side effects could be, now, that s also that s very troubling, that s new. but as far as, you know, needing painkillers or needing pain medication, that s been common knowledge for some time. jason newberry is going to come on the show, he was the center for the 49ers, great player. he said he would limp in on crutches and wearing a boot into the training room and come out running, sprinting, into the game because of the effect of the drugs. dramatic but not surprising as jason suggests. what do they have to show when the nfl says, look, we made them available. you took them. you knew what they were doing. don t blame us now for what risk you assumed as a player. right. assumption of risk, that s the legal doctrine that is involved in a case like this that, hey, it s a dangerous game. you knew it. a lot of players often ask for drugs. often ask for off-label use of drugs. so, you know, the individual situations are going to be very
describe it is your day becomes clear. you have boosts of energy. your performance, if you saw the movie, you saw this guy can speak a foreign language within three days. he can solve all the problems. a lot of wall street guys, a lot of doctors, attorneys, they want to be up for 10, 15 hours and they can take this medication and actually perform. i don t recommend it. i think it s off-label use. this is not what s recommended. but people are using it for depression. they re using it for other uses. brian: to be more productive? essentially you take red bull, you have coffee. you feel a little sluggish, you want to get a boost. this is that to the tenth power, wouldn t you think? exactly. instead of taking cocaine or coffee. instead of red bull. i don t recommend it. this is not the way to go. there are side effects to go. the short term is upset stomach, nausea, headache. in long term, we don t have the data. nobody studied this and we
everything he did, in my opinion, was a disgrace, and i think he caused the death of michael jackson. valerie? even if he deviated from the standard of care, he didn t cause the death of michael jackson, because on the night michael jackson died, he was not on a propofol drip. and that s what nobody understands. and using propofol in a home is not is not illegal. it s not it s not illegal. it s an off-label use. did you read the toxicology? absolutely. the toxicology the toxicology examined eight specimens from his body. the stomach, the liver, the heart, the veins, the femoral artery. he had propofol. he was loaded with propofol. he was loaded from a 25 milligram injection that michael jackson self-administered shortly before he died. it matches up with all the toxicology findings. the amount of propofol grossly exceeded the 25 that mr. dr. murray said he administered.
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