The media, that is what drove me to it. And it claims lives. This 20 year old died after battling Eating Disorders for most of his teenage years. I think, with adequate care, steven would be alive today, and i think he would have been living quite a healthy life. It is time to break the silence on a growing problem for british men. I struggled with an Eating Disorder for over half my life. It is a very secretive illness. Men, in particular, find it very difficult to talk about. But thankfully, more and more are coming forward. I have never really understood why this illness has blighted my life and the lives of so many others. It can hit at any time, and it doesnt discriminate. James is 25. He has anorexia nervosa, a serious Mental Illness where someone tries to keep their weight as low as possible by restricting the amount of food they eat. How is it going . Are you all right . Not bad, thanks. Tommy, what is your anorexia like now . Even my body is saying no, stop, my head is saying,
in short supply, that shortage affecting almost all u.s. hospitals and 82% of them, say the shortage is delaying care for their patients. dr. marc siegel is a member of the fox news medical a-team and wrote the book the inner pulse and is on our foxnews.com opinion page, just about every day. good morning to you. good to see you, bill. bill: what is going on here. this is a crisis, when you say 82% according to the american hospital association of the hospitals in this country, are delaying treatment, we are not talking about the common cold, we are talking about chemotherapy and antibiotics and intervenes medication and saidtives and it puts people s lives in danger. the problem is multifold. one, we don t have enough raw materials and, two, these are mainly generics and the drug companies don t have a profit margin and don t produce them on demand and three, you have to sterilize the drugs, and it is an arduous process, to make them ready for primetime. and, number 4. we re in
what s happening in the world of sports. coming up on the radio, jennifer will be upstairs for a whole hour. he wrote the book war and coming fresh off a situation libya where he lost his best friend in the firefight. that s right. all right. 19 minutes before the top of the hour on this tuesday, first it was medical supplies turning up short. now doctors admit they re delaying treatment. who or what is to blame? dr. marc siegel is reporting for duty next. and texas bans patdowns at the airports. the feds say they ll ban the flights in and out of texas. so can d.c. really shut down a state airport? judge napolitano is here with his thoughts. he loves the doors, by the way, judge napolitano. who doesn t? [ bob ] i d love to build bird houses for the rest of my life.