that was that study. when they went for the shoulder surgery, surgery wasn t beneficial. was not. was not. and holding it in a sling and also pain medication helped them with modality. so the answer is, talk to your doctor, always get a second opinion, have a discussion. when you go to the office, look around and see what goes on. that s how you come to a decision. marc, what do you tell your patients? how do you determine whether or not to do it? it s a changing terrain. the first study out of denmark did the kind of study we like. one group got the surgery, the other didn t. both groups got the weight loss, the diet, the medication, the exercises. they found that the group that got the surgery did better actually. that s pretty revolutionary because, as david mentioned, close to a million people getting these operations. not everyone needs them but maybe more people need it than we thought. but eric we re moving in a direction now where we have less-invasive techniques. with
affiliated with broadcast networks they need programming. talk shows were a very cheap solution and there was one station in new york that said, you know david susskind, he s brash. he s outspoken. he s glib. he knows everybody in town as a producer. we should give him a talk show. it was presented to him. and it had the hook the show david could go as long as he wanted and as long as he thought that the conversation was interesting, he could take it two to three hours or if it wasn t, it would go shorter, but usually, it went long, and he used that, because he was a curious guy. david is not like the other show business moguls from the world war ii era. he went to harvard and the school of government, so it was not just it was not just churl and show biz he was interested in. he was interested in world affairs and politics as well. how long did the nixon show go, his one-on-one interview with him? well, he interviewed him in
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the game let me pull in my guests tonight david charter here to my right he s a journalist with the times and author of several definitive books on bragg s it s good to have you back on the show david and joining us from brussels tonight our correspondent barbara. of you welcome barbara let me start with you mr barney a made clear today that a final divorce agreement is anything but clear has he been saying this all along i mean the kind of shocked people. it shouldn t have shocked people if they have really watched the negotiations and the progress or non progress that talks have made particularly since december when we reached the point in brussels where there was a certain political eagerness to say ok let s move on let s just sort of wipe some things away or put them aside maybe i should say and say ok we have a rough agreement on the divorce and now we re going to sort of write this down and fill in the details since then there has been no negotiations in brussels other
snow when seemingly willing to own up to the fact that breaks it still means something that s hard to define or agree upon why is it so difficult this late in the game let me pull in my guests tonight david charter here to my right he s a journalist with the times and author of several definitive books on bragg s it s good to have you back on the show david and joining us from brussels tonight our correspondent barbara to both of you welcome barbara let me start with you mr barn you made clear today that a final divorce agreement is anything but clear has he been saying this all along i mean it kind of shocked people. it shouldn t have shocked people if they have really watched the negotiations and the progress or non progress that talks have made particularly since december when we reached the point in brussels where there was a certain political eagerness to say ok let s move on let s just sort of wipe some things away or put them aside maybe i should say and say ok we have