ralph peters about the u.s.-russian relationship coming up in a few minutes from now.cke in new hampshire where there s been a major health care. officials are warning at least 13 patients at a hospital may have been exposed to a rare fatal brain condition that is similar to mad cow disease. laura ingle is following this live from our new york newsroom. laura, how did the patients get exposed to this? reporter: martha, health officials in manchester, new hampshire, a neurosurgery patient at catholic medical center is thought to have creutzfeldt-jakob disease, may have resulted in other patients who had similar surgeries. the other patients are at egg risk because the causes sporadic cjg is not destroyed by the standard sterilization process mandated at hospitals. the diseases you probably know is extremely dangerous and
he sets out to do things to help people, and then his ambition gets the best of him, especially in this case, where he got so driven, that he believed he was smarter than everybody else. and that there were a lot of regulations and rules that were put into place that michael believed were unnecessary. did i take the best medical social history? no. was some of that paperwork forged? yes. now, did an hiv case come along? i don t know. but, i can tell you that in the sterilization process, the processing techniques that these companies use, it irradiates everything anyway. hepatitis, syphilis, hiv, and now this thing with cancer. well, the bone has cancer. the patient died of cancer, so
they have to open it in front of you. and now good news, there have only been three documented cases of a patient contracting hiv or hepatitis c from s dental procedure, dr. harington has not publicly since the healthcare erupted. only three cases, it seems unbelievable that this dentist would not take the proper steps for safety. it is still under and i think that the point made the other day, he may have told authorities that he didn t monitor the sterilization process. that the responsibility of his staff. undoubtedly we ll learn more. all right. david miller, thank you very much. it is your turn to pick the news. four stories that caught our eye and pick which one you
gets the best of him, especially in this case, where he got so driven, that he believed he was smarter than everybody else. and that there were a lot of regulations and rules that were put into place that michael believed were unnecessary. did i take the best medical social history? no. was some of that paperwork forged? yes. now, did an hiv case come along? i don t know. but, i can tell you that in the sterilization process, the processing techniques that these companies use, it irradiates everything anyway. hepatitis, hiv, and now this thing with cancer. well, the bone has cancer. the patient died of cancer, so
in this case, where he got so driven, that he believed he was smarter than everybody else. and that there were a lot of regulations and rules that were put into place that michael believed were unnecessary. did i take the best medical social history? no. was some of that paperwork forged? yes. now, did an hiv case come along? i don t know. but, i can tell you that in the sterilization process, the processing techniques that these companies use, it irradiates everything anyway. hepatitis, hiv, and now this thing with cancer. well, the bone had cancer. the patient died of cancer, so the bone has cancer so now the recipient has cancer. that s just not true. these are where i have problems with the industry and the