israel in the news has a new coalition government but just barely. prime minister benjamin netanyahu had six weeks to form a coalition, got it done with just an hour to spare. and it s unclear how the balance of power is going to work out. his party holds the slimmest possible majority in the israeli nesset. very premature babyies are surviving earlier than doctors once thought possible and that may have huge implications in the bors debate. a just-published study documents a small number who survived at 22 weeks with few health problems as long as they received medical treatment. the study is now spurring debate on the age of viability, which most medical experts consider to be 24 weeks. that s amazing. neonatal medicine is one place where science has made great strides. great strides. absolutely. i had two premies. it s amazing. they look like little birds and they can survive and thrive.
actual deportation and sped up hearing process is obviously soon. the point of law does change the process and it looks as if it would have the effect of having the most of the kids returned. but it does, obviously, part of that is to have these accelerated immigration hearings which will be within seven days unlike now where the kids go hhs, dispersed all over the country, send to the period okay and told to show up one day for a hearing that could be a year or two away and never show up and stay. they will be kept on premies. hhs will look after them. they have to have a hearing within seven days and a judgment needs to be made within three days after that. but you need the money to get the extra judges to hear the hundreds and how to sands of cases. at least it s way to do something. and i think as soon as you get this thing rolling and hopefully it will be soon, and you get
the risk of gum disease. you have to do both. are more likely to have premies with bad oral hygiene. so it could affect your heart. don t let him scare you. don t be scared. i see the concept, it is interesting, it is not so much the bad odor or that you lose the teeth, the physiology is very interesting. the bacteria gets into the blood, the protein attract as lot of the blood platelets and then there will be a shell and the immune system will not get to it so this guy will go anywhere in your body. we are chasing this bacteria. where will it go? to the valve. then you have heart disease and
that decreases your risk of gum disease. you have to do both. one last thing, pregnant women are more likely to have premies if they have bad oral hygiene. so it s not just keeping your breath fresh or teeth cleaned, it s actually could affect your heart. yes. don t let him scare you. he sounds like a dentist. don t be scared. listen, i think the concept behind this is very interesting. it s not so much about the bad odor or agabegin ga vitis. the bacteria gets into the blood. the protein on this bacteria cause which attracts a lot of these platelets that we have in our blood. now what s going to lap to this bacteria? it s going to have a shell around it that your immune system is not going to get to. now this guy is going to go anywhere near your body and we re chasing this bacteria. where is it going to go? it s going to go to the valve.
demanding an apology for misstudying oxygen levels in premies. it accuses researcher of not warning parents of blindless or death if the families took part in the research. a co-author said this, quote, the word unethical doesn t begin to describe the egregious and shocking deficiencies in the informed-consent process for this study. it is highly likely if they had been appropriately informed about the nature of the research and its risks, many, if not most, parents would not have been allowed their babies to be in this city. i want to talk with dr. elizabeth cohen. there s a big question that needs to be answered. when you have what s called a micropremie, lot those babies