i actually had four or five needle sticks from an hiv contaminated needle when i was an intern. but the risk is 1 in 300 by being stuck by a known needle. the biggest concern about this surgeon, of all the disgusting stuff, the reused needles, taking needles other patients have used that may have been infected and sticking other people with that. david, how can you tell, that looks clean. there are reports that this guy s place looked very clean, professional. you wouldn t think these things are dirty. like marc said it s a very rare event. it has happened probably three or four times in the last two decades. one case of hiv has passed from the doctor to the patient, but, look, it s not just the dentist. he s an oral surgeon and dealing with a lot of blood. we re talking about dental impla implants, root canals. you have a lot of respiratory droplets that can go into your eye,s on and on. so the universal precaution that he should have used, meaning that you don t need to have tw
surgeons. this is not to go to your doctor and say, wait a second, what do you do? pay attention. a lot of things that you do, especially medicine, you want to see the interaction in the office, the doctor, the nurses be, staff. then make your decision. marc, hiv, remember when it first got started, the toilet seats, that was treated bunk. can it live on an instrument and get to you? absolutely. but hepatitis b lives on dried blood and it s even easier. i want to use this moment to tell people out there, get your hepatitis b vaccine. 65% of health care workers have it. the cdc is recommending all infants, all travelers get it. when travelers come to my office, that s when i get them. i say, you should have this. it protects you. if you were in a dentist office, something like this happened, god forbid, you had your vaccine, 90% to 95% protection. his point about hepatitis b is very, very important. like he said, about 30% higher chance of getting hepatitis over
the doctors are still in. tens of millions of americans, including up to 15% of school-age children, have permanent hearing loss. now experts are warning about the causes and steps you can take to protect your eerz. dr. samadi, that s alarm being will what can we do? the average age for hearing loss is getting younger and younger. that s because a lot of our children are using this loud music and noises that are the leading cause of hearing loss. over the age of 65 about 40% of people have this kind of problem. i personally think it s a little like it s exaggerated because men just don t want to hear. the secret to marriage is you just ignore it until she yells at you, like, huh? i love your honesty! but the truth is, marc is going to talk about the whole mechanics of hearing. one of the causes of hearing
hiv. that s much easier. now, you may not have symptoms, it may affect your liver. you have to be careful. so ask questions. get tested. and get tested. the department of health is actually screening a lot of patients, 7,000 of them, free. go get tested p of. let s talk about this. there is a major potential breakthrough in the fight against cancer. 0 scientists identifying new genes that can reveal a person s risk for breast ovarian or prostate cancer. dr. samadi this is amazing. now finally we have great news for everybody out there because this is the multiinstitution of studenty, over 100 institutions came together, looked at over 200,000 patients. they re trying to really break the genetic codes. when two patients with prostate cancer come to my office, it s hard to know which one has the slow growing disease and which one is aggressive. now for the first time they have come up with genetic codes where they can tell us exactly what
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