Thank you so much. One of the questions i wanted to ask is about making sure women have the information they need. Having access to contraception. It is more of a technical one. Guidelines for women that are exposed or that are testing positive for zika. When they might give information about potential problems for the fetus. They had been saying 28 to 30 weeks is when they might be able to. I was wondering if you could comment on the state of the research, when women are getting information. Or is it really just dependent on an individual pregnancy. There is no answer to your question. They are presumably infected in the first trimester. It is a wide range. Report. One case the fetus was severely affected. The councilwoman. Third kely likelihood of that, how long it might take to develop. It would be difficult even in insurance context. How does it get paid for. And i think that is also what we have to bear in mind. There are guidelines asking women to get tested. Insurance coverage h
[applause] thank you all for being here. Looking for to this discussion. No one appears congenitally shy so im hoping all of you can ignore me and ask each other questions. Have a lot of ground to cover and a lot of lively subjects. Lets start with the basics and then towards the end of the conversation i want to move into the world we are in now, the digital age, age of social media which creates a whole new set of questions. Jill, let me start with you. Editorial decisionmaking, for our colleagues in the audience, it is a little bit like case law. Yesterday principles behind you, certain standards and then casebycase try to apply them to complex stuff. When the reporter come to you with a story that reveals National Security information. What are the principles that you have in mind when you evaluate what to publish . Example, iy in that wearingless it was some something externally sensitive are innately i would stake, i lives were at would encourage the journalists and reporter with
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