sugar sweetened beverages. so, san francisco community clinics partners see about 38,000 dental patient visits per year and it s all in the low-income and minority patients. all of our centers are located in the neighborhoods that were previously described by my colleagues and really we re the people who can tell you on the ground what we see when we look in the mouth. tooth decay is something that is often called the silent epidemic by the surgeon general and it s really the number one chronic disease in our chill chren in this country. it s 10 times more common than asthma, seven-time more common than allergies and the health disparities are staggering in low-income people in this country. [speaker not understood] multi-spectral disease which is why a vaccine is available for [speaker not understood] because part of what happens with dental decay, the nutritional and home health behavior is a hygiene pieces, community health [speaker not understood]. it is almost completely
[speaker not understood]. [laughter] we re going to excuse him. i want to apologize to the public that unfortunately this meeting lasted a little longer than we expected and i do need to go to another meeting. but one, i need to go brush my teeth. [laughter] and two, i m proud to be a co-sponsor with the leadership of supervisors cohen, wiener and maura round a measure i think all of us care about. and the scientific data is overwhelming and profound and something we need to set the example of in san francisco. so, i just want to say na, and thank you. thank you. (applause) and i just wanted to use the example from madness how [speaker not understood]. the surgeon general reported smoking health first came out in 1964. sfgov-tv, can you please put the overhead on? it was not until 1988 when they actually banned smoking on short-term u.s. flights. it wasn t until 2000 that it was banned on all u.s. flights coming or going to the country. so, it s one of those t
and i just wanted to use the example from madness how [speaker not understood]. the surgeon general reported smoking health first came out in 1964. sfgov-tv, can you please put the overhead on? it was not until 1988 when they actually banned smoking on short-term u.s. flights. it wasn t until 2000 that it was banned on all u.s. flights coming or going to the country. so, it s one of those things where i think when we re looking at change, it s hard for patients and people to take messages that they hear about what s good for them, [speaker not understood]. i think it s one of the things that you all can do as elected official to our city, which is one of the reasons that the san francisco community clinic consortium supports this initiative. thank you. all right. thanks for your hard work and your research. now we have dr. domingo. thank you very much. thank you for holding this hearing. thank you for inviting me and thank you for your persistence and staying with t
country and in san francisco is going up. the consumption of milk and other nutritious drinks or even water is decreasing. i was using the madness picture to kind of [speaker not understood]. [laughter] we re going to excuse him. i want to apologize to the public that unfortunately this meeting lasted a little longer than we expected and i do need to go to another meeting. but one, i need to go brush my teeth. [laughter] and two, i m proud to be a co-sponsor with the leadership of supervisors cohen, wiener and maura round a measure i think all of us care about. and the scientific data is overwhelming and profound and something we need to set the example of in san francisco. so, i just want to say na, and thank you. thank you. (applause) and i just wanted to use the example from madness how [speaker not understood]. the surgeon general reported smoking health first came out in 1964. sfgov-tv, can you please put the overhead on? it was not until 1988 when they
[laughter] and two, i m proud to be a co-sponsor with the leadership of supervisors cohen, wiener and maura round a measure i think all of us care about. and the scientific data is overwhelming and profound and something we need to set the example of in san francisco. so, i just want to say na, and thank you. thank you. (applause) and i just wanted to use the example from madness how [speaker not understood]. the surgeon general reported smoking health first came out in 1964. sfgov-tv, can you please put the overhead on? it was not until 1988 when they actually banned smoking on short-term u.s. flights. it wasn t until 2000 that it was banned on all u.s. flights coming or going to the country. so, it s one of those things where i think when we re looking at change, it s hard for patients and people to take messages that they hear about what s good for them, [speaker not understood]. i think it s one of the things that you all can do as elected official to our city,