This final version of the bill. But a couple of things have unfolded. In the last half an hour. One of them is that a key amendment that was really important to some of those hard line republicans failed. Theyd failed on a ti, the vote was serenely close, 212 to 212. So what you were seeing play out on the floor, right now is a vote on the underlying bill. The final version of this legislation that does not include an amendment that was very important to some of those conservatives that would have required a warrant. Even american citizens sam was picked up in some of those dragnet searches that are part of the federal Intelligence Surveillance act, section 702. So right now, what youre for seeing as many more democrats voting for this legislation, then republicans, of course, there are some democrats who are on the side of the privacy concerns that hardline republican pins but this is a very interesting moment for Speaker Johnson. This is something that a lot of hardline conservatives
same. when you see it as a side effect from a vaccine, it is usually mild heart inflammation that goes away on its own, usually when i few weeks. when you get myocarditis from a virus such as covid-19, it is much more severe. it can cause permanent heart issues, death. it can stick around and be long lasting in your body and not go away like the mild cases with he see with the vaccine. such a good point. the last thing was dosing errors. so the fda has taken this into account. pfizer has made the vials for the pediatrics vaccine which is a lower dose. it is a third of the dose, 10 micrograms. it is very clear which dose is for the kids. in pediatric offices, this is what we do. we give vaccines to kids all day long. we have many checks and balances where the nurses check the
your doctor. they are showing several studies came out in 2018 showing somewhere around 550 patient errors may have been due to the input of ehrs. the problem is there are gag clauses in these contracts, which is legal, especially with software intelligence you can have gag clauses if there is a problem with the technology you are not able to report it the problem is we are talking about patient care. steve: those are the problems. what can patients do about it. president trump is taking this on his own right now. he has proposed a new rule make these electronic health records actually be patient data. those were w. medicare and medicaid and hopefully the v.a. at some point will have access to their own records so they can keep tabs on things. the most common error that they showed in those studies was possibly patient dosing errors. medication errors especially in children. when it comes to people stay on top of things. talk your doctor and pharmacist. make sure you are taking
indiana, ended with the discovery of her body. the 9-year-old had not been seen since last friday. now the family friend who was watching her before she disappeared is charged with murder. police say the friend is a 39-year-old ex-con who had been babysitting the girl along with her two sisters. a significant reward is now being offered in the case of missing toddler ayla reynolds in maine. $30,000 being offered by police to anyone offering information that helps find her. she was reported missing by her father, 10 days ago. for the first time authorities are saying there is evidence she was taken from her father s home. still a lot of hope being held out for that story. parents with infants are getting word of warning for a popular pain reliever found in nearly every home. because of fda changes they re being told to double check labels to avoid potentially deadly dosing errors. more now from abc s senior medical contributor dr. tim johnson. [ crying ] reporter: food and drug
administration is telling parents to watch out if they give liquid acetaminophen to their infant children. the problem is potential for giving kids the wrong dose of medicine. the fda got manufacturers to agree to make the liquid version in single concentration to reduce the chance of dosing errors. not all drugmakers complied. products with different strengths remain on shelves and in medicine cabinets. packaging is often so similar that parents may not notice that the new product has a different strength. the fda stresses that the older products come with droppers. the newer ones have an oral syringe for precise dosing. and that it is very important to use the dosing device provided with the product. obviously if you have any doubts about how to give liquid acetaminophen medication to a child, ask a health care professional. i m dr. timothy johnson. and one more tip for parents that i think is very important parents often toss out