examiner is saying. could it make things worse in a situation like this? perhaps. she is having pain, she takes opiates. that is the wrong thing to take when you have a small bowel obstruction because it can actually make that problem worse. dr. sanjay gupta, thank you so much for your expertise. it is just so sad to think about this happening. she leaves behind her children and relatives. it is really stunning to think about how this all has happened. thank you for your expertise. you ve got it. thank you, laura. well, it is the summer of strikes. actors will now join writers on the picket line. i will speak with an actress on just what they are demanding. plus, he first made ways by suggesting that white nationalists are not racist. now, the highest levels of the military say that senator tommy turberville is putting national security at risk. we will talk with wolf blitzer who joins me next.
bowel, that can lead to someone dying. but again, you know, i want to be clear, that is unusual. if someone goes to the hospital, oftentimes, they can have this treated. it sounds like by the time she got to the hospital, it was so far along that they simply could not do anything for her. sanjay, one more question. the report also listed therapeutic and not dangerous levels of oxycodone. can medications like this play a role in what happened? i think there are two parts the question here. one is this idea, could you take so many of these medications that someone could have an overdose? that they stop breathing and that leads to their death? and is helping but the medical examiner is saying is that that did not happen in this case. on the other hand, though, medications, like opiates, if you have a small bowel problem, they slow down the motility and the movement of the small bowel. even more so. so was it the cause of death? no, that is what the medical
she is having pain. she takes opiates. that is the wrong thing to take when you have a small bowel obstruction. because it can actually make that problem worse. dr. sanjay gupta, thank you for your expertise. it s just so sad to think about this happening. she leaves behind her children relatives. it s really stunning to think about how this all happened. thank you for your expertise. you ve got it. thank you, laura. it s the summer of strikes. actors will now join writers on the picket line. and i will speak with actress yvette nicole brown on just what they re demanding. plus, he first made waves by suggesting white nationalists are not racists. now, the highest levels of the military say senator tommy tuberville is putting national security at risk. wolf blitzer joins me next.
if someone goes to the hospital, oftentimes they can have this treated. it sounds like by the time she got to the hospital it was so far along that they simply could not do anything for her. sanjay, one more question. because the report also listed therapeutic and not dangerous levels of oxycodone. can medications like this play a role in what happened? i think there s two parts to the question here. one is this idea could you take so many of these medications as someone could have an overdose, that they stop breathing and that leads to their death? and it sounds like with the medical examiner is saying is that that did not happen in this case. on the other hand, though, medications like opiates, if you have a small bowel problem, they slow down the motility and the movement of the small bowel even more so. so, was it the cause of death? no. i think that s what the medical examiner is saying. could it make things worse in a situation like this? perhaps.
that nothing is more important to us than the well being of our community. meta, the parent company of facebook and instagram says our thoughts are with the families represented in these complaints. we want to reassure every parent that we have their interest at heart in the work we re doing to provide teens with safe, supportive experiences online. there you go! how long do you want to keep telling the story and pushing this issue? as long as i can in order to make change. one, two, three! oh, perfect. i think of all the things that they re worried about, it s this kind of movement. because look who went down in that way before. opiates, cigarettes. started with kids. started with kids. i just want to touch people s lives and kind of if i can at least save one person that s all that matters. i don t care about the money or any of that. i just want to get the word out