back three centuries. every immigrant group has come through with every imaginable disease. reporter: if you want to tell the story of america through its chronology of health crises, then there s no better setting than bellevue hospital. the irish come first, and they allegedly bring with them cholera and tyfus. then the germans and the jews come and tuberculosis becomes the big disease. reporter: pulitzer prize winner david oshinsky writes the book about the storied new york city hospital. this is a tuberculosis balcony. we re here in the famous tb bellevue wards. it was believed fresh air would help. they would be here in the snow. reporter: and in the 1980s, bellevue was ground zero during the aids epidemic. more patients with aids come to bellevue and more patients with aids die at bellevue hospital. and the treatment of aids patients is a story of struggle and heroism and eventually helping to turn a deadly disease into a treatable one. reporter: with covi
not surprisingly, fear is the subject of a school of research all its own as we ll be hearing from david pogue, in our cover story . coronavirus fear is normal even healthy right up to the point it gets dangerous. most don t have the expert knowledge so when are afraid we engage in behaviors like putting on a mask that may not work. the fear is using judgment in ways that aren t useful. the rational and the rational, and irrational responses to an invisible threat, ahead on sunday morning. much as we might not want to think about it a rapid increase in coronavirus cases could soon force doctors to make extremely difficult medical and ethical choices as we ll be hearing from ted koppel. hospitals are desperately short of ventilators and as the numbea decisions. so you ve got me in your hospital. and you ve got a 22 year old, and both of us need that piece of equipment. who gets it? i think by most the younger person would be assigned that ventilator. then look in t
ministry of health advice also is to help those in need are scarce so many mental health advocates of take an unconventional approach is to tackling the crisis joining us to discuss this in a blue gen one geria doctor or i know he s a social competence research psychologist with the name a foundation and they goes how she s executive director and founder of she writes woman which aims to raise awareness about mental illness by giving a voice to those struggling and my daughter am dr abraham he s a medical director at the federal psychiatric hospital in delivery it is one of only 8 public mental health facilities in the entire country and in london dr victor hugo he s the founder of the mentally aware nigeria nice to have on manny it s good to have you everybody thanks for joining us in the stream victim going to do some of that is not very often on t.v. in nigeria and that is for somebody to talk about that mental health can you tell us just very briefly how you tackled your
she was warranty very concerned because. he hadn t been given the right test of figure out what was actually wrong with him when he was in the hospital and they re very concerned that if he goes back to the joe he will simply become ill again because they don t know what caused it in the 1st place now the doctor the medical team are all insisting that only actually stay in hospital intel has been given the all play and he s been given all the tests they need to try to figure out what was wrong with him now they say that he s broken out in hives that s unusual claim say his medical team they say he hasn t ever had an allergic reaction before and that means that they re very worried that there may well have been some sort of poisoning involved now other people who have been in that jail have come out and spoken they say the conditions in the jail very dire and people do get ill there also there s been real concerns that he has been able to meet with his legal team properly he w
minister tells e.u. leaders and only meet them if they change their position on bricks at. and there were seen some pretty violent storms across the some portions of europe and i m afraid to say that we could well see a few more yet you can see all this chatter on the satellite that is containing some scattered showers and thunderstorms a good season strong winds in there and also have a system here working its way into the southwest of the u.k. and that could also bring with it not only some rain but also some potentially strong thunderstorms at times so this is the picture on cheese day at temperatures not too bad 26 in paris 29 in syria he can see where the rain in the clouds will be so it should be not too bad in paris maybe just increase in the cat as the day goes on but really the bulk of the rains are going to be called seasonal central and eastern sections and you ll notice the temperature in moscow this temperature is actually set to decline even further over the nex