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As a matter of fact, Dan, sleep deprivation occurs through a variety of circumstances. As you've said, I mean, almost everybody gets an occasional bad night's sleep because stress or money or their kids, or they're sick, or whatever. And that generally is not sufficient because sleep deprivation. Usually, one has to be...
as a matter of fact dan, sleep deprivation occurs through a variety of circumstances as you've said i mean almost everybody gets an occasional bad night's sleep because stress or money or their kids or, they're sick or whatever and, that generally is, not sufficient, because sleep deprivation usually one has, to be fai...
As a matter of fact Dan sleep, deprivation occurs through a variety of circumstances As you've said I mean almost everybody gets an occasional bad night's sleep, because stress or money or their kids or they're sick or whatever And that generally is not sufficient because sleep. deprivation Usually one has to be fairly...
as a matter of fact, dan, sleep deprivation occurs through a variety of circumstances. as you've said, i mean, almost everybody gets an occasional bad night's sleep because stress or money or their kids, or they're sick, or whatever. and that generally is not sufficient because sleep deprivation. usually, one has to be...
Okay. And something that's always bothered me, the medical field that always seems like a badge of honor when you're a resident to, you know, do nights, you know, sleep in the hospital, sleep in closets. Do you find that effect on that type of professional?
okay and something that's always bothered me the medical field that always seems like, a badge of honor when you're a resident to you know do nights you know sleep in the. hospital sleep in closets do you find that effect on that type of
Okay And something that's always bothered me the medical field, that always seems like a badge of honor when. you're a. resident, to you, know do nights you know sleep in the hospital sleep in closets Do you. find that effect, on that type of.
okay. and something that's always bothered me, the medical field that always seems like a badge of honor when you're a resident to, you know, do nights, you know, sleep in the hospital, sleep in closets. do you find that effect on that type of professional?
Well, there's no question. That's one of the reasons why, in the last year or so, there have been very specific criteria laid down in terms of how many consecutive hours an intern or resident is allowed to work because, as you said, in the old days, it was kind of a rite of passage to be able to say that you were up fo...
well there's no question that's one of the reasons why, in the last year or so there have been very specific criteria laid down in terms. of how many consecutive hours an; intern or resident is allowed to work. because as you said in the old days it was kind of a rite of passage to be able to say that you were up for. ...
Well there's no question That's one of the. reasons why in, the. last year or so there have been very specific criteria laid. down in terms of, how many consecutive hours, an intern. or resident. is, allowed to work because as you said in the old days it was kind of a rite of passage to be able to. say that. you were. ...
well, there's no question. that's one of the reasons why, in the last year or so, there have been very specific criteria laid down in terms of how many consecutive hours an intern or resident is allowed to work because, as you said, in the old days, it was kind of a rite of passage to be able to say that you were up fo...
But the problem is that that would almost uniformly lead to someone - by virtue of being that sleep deprived - that could be judgment impaired, and not so good.
but the problem is that that would almost uniformly lead, to someone - by virtue of being that sleep. deprived, - that could. be judgment impaired and not so
But the problem is that that would almost uniformly, lead. to someone - by virtue of being that. sleep deprived, - that could be judgment impaired and, not so
but the problem is that that would almost uniformly lead to someone - by virtue of being that sleep deprived - that could be judgment impaired, and not so good.
Thanks for calling, Dan.
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As well as the health problems.
as well as the health
As well as the health
as well as the health problems.
Yeah. Thanks for calling, Dan.
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1-800-989-8255. You know, we do have this epidemic of type 2 diabetes going around. Could sleep deprivation have anything to do with that? I know more people are up later at night, tweeting and podcasting and things like that. Could we be seeing something having to do with sleep deprivation affecting the diabetes epide...
1-800-989-8255. you. know we do have this epidemic of type 2 diabetes going. around could sleep deprivation have anything to do, with that? i know more people are up, later at night tweeting and. podcasting and things like that, could we be seeing something having to do with sleep deprivation affecting the diabetes
1-800-989-8255. You know we. do have this epidemic of type 2 diabetes, going around Could sleep deprivation have anything to do with that? I know more people are up later at night tweeting and podcasting. and things like that Could we be seeing something having to, do with sleep deprivation affecting the diabetes
1-800-989-8255. you know, we do have this epidemic of type 2 diabetes going around. could sleep deprivation have anything to do with that? i know more people are up later at night, tweeting and podcasting and things like that. could we be seeing something having to do with sleep deprivation affecting the diabetes epide...
I think that that is a piece of the puzzle, because what we are seeing all tend to walk hand in hand is that we are, as a population, heavier, which then makes a person also tend to be more prone toward type 2 diabetes, as well as being more prone toward certain sleep disorders like sleep apnea.
i think that that is a piece of the puzzle because what we are seeing all tend to walk hand in hand, is that we are as a population heavier which, then makes a person also tend to be more prone toward type 2 diabetes as well as being more prone toward certain sleep disorders like. sleep
I. think that, that is a piece of the puzzle because what we are seeing all tend to walk hand in hand is that we are. as a population heavier which then makes a person also tend to be more, prone toward type 2 diabetes as well as being more prone toward certain sleep disorders like sleep
i think that that is a piece of the puzzle, because what we are seeing all tend to walk hand in hand is that we are, as a population, heavier, which then makes a person also tend to be more prone toward type 2 diabetes, as well as being more prone toward certain sleep disorders like sleep apnea.
Trump, in particular, is in the classic tradition of American populism. From William Jennings Bryan to Huey Long to George Wallace to Ross Perot, populists have combined nativism with economic grievance. Michael Lind of the New America Foundation says that in the populist worldview...
trump, in particular is in the classic tradition of american populism from william jennings bryan to huey long to, george wallace. to ross perot populists have combined nativism with economic grievance michael lind of, the new america foundation says that in the populist
Trump in particular is in the classic tradition, of American populism From William Jennings Bryan to Huey Long. to George Wallace to Ross Perot populists have combined nativism with economic grievance. Michael, Lind of the New America Foundation says that in the populist
trump, in particular, is in the classic tradition of american populism. from william jennings bryan to huey long to george wallace to ross perot, populists have combined nativism with economic grievance. michael lind of the new america foundation says that in the populist worldview...
So it has a pretty significant health impact in general, because not only does it predispose people to type 2 diabetes, but high blood pressure, premature cardiac disease, depression, anxiety disorders, a great many things.
so it, has a pretty, significant health impact in general because not only does it predispose people to type 2 diabetes. but high blood pressure, premature cardiac disease depression anxiety disorders a great many
So it has. a pretty significant health impact, in general because not, only, does it predispose people to type 2 diabetes but high blood pressure premature cardiac disease depression. anxiety. disorders a great many
so it has a pretty significant health impact in general, because not only does it predispose people to type 2 diabetes, but high blood pressure, premature cardiac disease, depression, anxiety disorders, a great many things.
Sleep deprivation cuts across a lot of areas in both medicine and psychiatric disorders.
sleep deprivation cuts across a lot of areas in both medicine and psychiatric
Sleep deprivation cuts across a lot, of areas in both medicine and. psychiatric
sleep deprivation cuts across a lot of areas in both medicine and psychiatric disorders.
Mm-hmm. Let's go to the phones. Jacoby(ph) in Louisiana. Hi. Hi, there.
mm-hmm let's go to the phones jacoby(ph) in louisiana hi hi
Mm-hmm Let's go to the phones Jacoby(ph) in Louisiana Hi Hi
mm-hmm. let's go to the phones. jacoby(ph) in louisiana. hi. hi, there.
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I've had chronic problems with my (unintelligible), problems with insomnia for many years. And one of the things I have noticed is that when I'm up late at night and I've got that desire to eat - and it's gotten to the point where sometimes I'll wake up in the middle of the night to eat something. And I see the two pro...
i've had chronic problems with my (unintelligible), problems with, insomnia for. many years and one of the things i have noticed is that when, i'm up late at night and; i've got that desire to eat - and it's gotten to the point where sometimes i'll. wake up in the middle of, the night to; eat something and i see. the t...
I've had chronic problems with my (unintelligible), problems with insomnia for many years And one of the things I have noticed is that when. I'm up late at night and I've got that desire to eat - and it's gotten to the point where sometimes I'll; wake up, in the middle. of the night to eat something And I see the two p...
i've had chronic problems with my (unintelligible), problems with insomnia for many years. and one of the things i have noticed is that when i'm up late at night and i've got that desire to eat - and it's gotten to the point where sometimes i'll wake up in the middle of the night to eat something. and i see the two pro...
Well, there's no question. I mean - and - but you remember getting up during the night to eat, correct?
well there's no question i mean - and - but you remember getting, up during the night to eat
Well. there's no question I mean - and - but you remember getting, up during the night to eat
well, there's no question. i mean - and - but you remember getting up during the night to eat, correct?
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Oh. Well, there are some people who eat during the night as part of a disorder similar to sleepwalking, and people may have seen this and associate it with certain types of sleep medications and things, where people will get up and, with no memory of it, will sleep-eat and will discover in the morning wrappers or crumb...
oh well there. are some people who eat during the night, as part of a, disorder. similar to sleepwalking and people may have seen this and, associate it with, certain types of, sleep medications and things where people will. get up and with no memory of it will, sleep-eat and will discover. in the morning wrappers or c...
Oh Well there are some people who eat during the, night as. part of a disorder similar to sleepwalking and people may have seen this and. associate it. with certain types of sleep medications and things where people will get up and with no memory of it will sleep-eat and will discover in the morning wrappers or crumbs ...
oh. well, there are some people who eat during the night as part of a disorder similar to sleepwalking, and people may have seen this and associate it with certain types of sleep medications and things, where people will get up and, with no memory of it, will sleep-eat and will discover in the morning wrappers or crumb...
But there is also kind of a - either out of boredom or compulsion or a way to kind of satisfy an urge or a drive, make yourself full so it's easier to fall back asleep - people will often develop that as a secondary habit as well.
but there is also. kind of a - either out of boredom or, compulsion. or a way, to kind of, satisfy an, urge or a drive make yourself full so it's easier to fall back asleep, - people will often develop that as a secondary habit as,
But there is also kind of a - either out of boredom or compulsion or a; way to kind of satisfy an urge or a drive make yourself full so. it's. easier to fall back asleep - people will, often develop that as a secondary habit as
but there is also kind of a - either out of boredom or compulsion or a way to kind of satisfy an urge or a drive, make yourself full so it's easier to fall back asleep - people will often develop that as a secondary habit as well.
Mm-hmm. 1-800-989-8255. Joe in Wilson, Wyoming. Hi, Joe.
mm-hmm 1-800-989-8255. joe in wilson wyoming hi
Mm-hmm 1-800-989-8255. Joe in Wilson Wyoming Hi
mm-hmm. 1-800-989-8255. joe in wilson, wyoming. hi, joe.
Hi. Thank you. Interesting subject. Frustrating though. Assuming that you set aside enough time for sleep and you exercise and eat right, don't drink caffeine in the evening, et cetera, what are some ways to actually get the right amount of sleep if you don't, short of taking, you know, sleeping pills and medication, e...
hi thank. you interesting subject frustrating though assuming that; you set aside. enough time for sleep and you exercise and eat right don't, drink caffeine in the. evening et cetera what are some ways to actually get; the right amount of sleep if you don't short. of taking you know sleeping pills and medication et
Hi Thank you Interesting subject Frustrating though Assuming. that you set. aside enough time for sleep. and, you exercise and eat right don't drink caffeine in the evening et cetera, what are some ways to actually get the right amount of sleep if you don't short of taking you. know sleeping pills and medication; et,
hi. thank you. interesting subject. frustrating though. assuming that you set aside enough time for sleep and you exercise and eat right, don't drink caffeine in the evening, et cetera, what are some ways to actually get the right amount of sleep if you don't, short of taking, you know, sleeping pills and medication, e...
Well, that's a great question, Joe. And it's - actually, it depends a lot on kind of what a person's routine is. We, in the area of sleep medicine, refer to kind of general sleep preparation and habits collectively as sleep hygiene. And that encompasses when you eat, the types of food you eat, what shift you work, when...
well that's a great question joe and it's - actually it depends a lot on kind of what a person's routine is we in the area of sleep medicine refer to kind of general sleep preparation and, habits, collectively as sleep hygiene and that encompasses when you eat the types of food you eat what shift you, work when you exe...
Well that's a great question Joe And it's - actually it depends a lot on kind of what a person's routine. is We. in the area of sleep medicine refer to kind of general sleep, preparation and habits collectively as sleep hygiene And that. encompasses when you eat; the, types, of food you eat what shift you work when you...
well, that's a great question, joe. and it's - actually, it depends a lot on kind of what a person's routine is. we, in the area of sleep medicine, refer to kind of general sleep preparation and habits collectively as sleep hygiene. and that encompasses when you eat, the types of food you eat, what shift you work, when...
And on top of all that stuff, the amount of sleep each person needs is variable. You know, there are what are called long sleepers that need literally nine or nine and a half hours of sleep every night, and for them that's normal. Whereas other people may only need four and a half or five hours' sleep, and they seem to...
and on top of all that stuff the amount, of sleep each person needs is variable you know there are what are called long sleepers that need literally, nine or nine. and a half, hours of sleep every night and for them that's normal whereas other people may only need four and; a half or five hours' sleep, and they seem. t...
And on. top of, all that. stuff the amount of sleep, each. person needs is variable You know there are what are called long sleepers that need literally nine. or nine and a half hours of sleep every night and for them that's normal Whereas other people may only need four and a half or five hours' sleep and they seem to...
and on top of all that stuff, the amount of sleep each person needs is variable. you know, there are what are called long sleepers that need literally nine or nine and a half hours of sleep every night, and for them that's normal. whereas other people may only need four and a half or five hours' sleep, and they seem to...
So it really comes down to kind of getting yourself ready to sleep, providing the optimum environment, ideally doing some kind of exercise so that you have natural, healthy fatigue, which makes it easier to sleep, and then managing stress as best you can. I mean - and that's just to get you to sleep.
so it really comes down to; kind of. getting yourself ready to sleep providing the optimum environment ideally doing some kind. of exercise so that you have natural healthy fatigue. which makes it easier, to, sleep and then managing, stress as best you can i mean - and that's just to. get, you to
So it really comes down to kind of getting yourself ready to, sleep. providing the optimum environment ideally doing some kind of exercise so that, you have, natural healthy fatigue which, makes it easier to sleep and then managing stress as best you can I, mean. - and that's just to get you to
so it really comes down to kind of getting yourself ready to sleep, providing the optimum environment, ideally doing some kind of exercise so that you have natural, healthy fatigue, which makes it easier to sleep, and then managing stress as best you can. i mean - and that's just to get you to sleep.
Right.
right.
Then it's a whole separate subject, staying asleep.
then, it's a whole separate subject staying
Then it's a, whole separate subject staying
then it's a whole separate subject, staying asleep.
This test - this study was conducted with just 10 people, correct?
this test - this study was conducted with just, 10 people
This test - this study was conducted with just 10 people
this test - this study was conducted with just 10 people, correct?
Correct.
correct.
What other - where is the right direction to go here, because you talked about the connection between two different kinds of hormones in the body. What do we need to know more about?
what other - where is, the right direction to go here because you talked about the connection between two different kinds of, hormones, in the body what do we need to. know more
What other - where is, the, right direction to go here because you talked about the connection between two different, kinds of hormones in the body What do we, need to know more
what other - where is the right direction to go here, because you talked about the connection between two different kinds of hormones in the body. what do we need to know more about?
Well, I think we need to have larger cohorts of different kinds of controlled subjects, you know? Because if you take a group of people that basically, they're healthy, they are not sleep deprived people, and for a very short period of time you look at them with the lone variable that you're changing being sleep, it's ...
well i think we need. to. have larger cohorts of different kinds of controlled subjects you know? because if you take a group of people that basically they're healthy they are not sleep deprived people and for a very short period of time you look at them with the, lone variable that you're changing being sleep it's ver...
Well I think we, need to have larger cohorts; of different kinds of controlled subjects you know? Because if you take. a group of people that basically they're healthy they are not sleep deprived people and for a. very short period, of time you. look at them with the lone. variable that you're changing being sleep it's...
well, i think we need to have larger cohorts of different kinds of controlled subjects, you know? because if you take a group of people that basically, they're healthy, they are not sleep deprived people, and for a very short period of time you look at them with the lone variable that you're changing being sleep, it's ...
But I think it just falls short of being a sufficient study size or different kinds of - coexistent medical conditions and things that would allow us to be able to more accurately make recommendations to people who have sleep apnea or who have diabetes or who have other conditions and things like that in terms of what ...
but i think it just falls short of being a sufficient study size or different kinds of, - coexistent medical conditions and things that would allow us to be able to more, accurately make. recommendations to. people who have. sleep apnea or who have diabetes or who have other conditions. and things like that in terms, o...
But I, think it just falls short of being a sufficient study size or different kinds of - coexistent medical conditions and things that would allow, us to be able to more, accurately make recommendations to people who have sleep apnea or who have diabetes or who have; other conditions and. things like; that in terms of...
but i think it just falls short of being a sufficient study size or different kinds of - coexistent medical conditions and things that would allow us to be able to more accurately make recommendations to people who have sleep apnea or who have diabetes or who have other conditions and things like that in terms of what ...
Yeah. We're talking about sleep deprivation this hour on SCIENCE FRIDAY from NPR.
yeah we're talking about sleep deprivation this hour on science friday from
Yeah We're talking about sleep deprivation this hour on SCIENCE FRIDAY from
yeah. we're talking about sleep deprivation this hour on science friday from npr.
I'm Ira Flatow with Dr. Michael Lacey.
i'm ira flatow with dr michael,
I'm Ira, Flatow with Dr Michael
i'm ira flatow with dr. michael lacey.
A tweet from PSA2 comes in saying: Wondering if napping can make up for sleep deprivation-induced weight issues, or does sleep need to be in consecutive hours? You hear about, you know, people taking power naps and things like that. Does that make up for any sleep deprivation?
a tweet from psa2 comes in. saying: wondering if napping can make up for sleep deprivation-induced weight issues or does sleep need to be in consecutive hours? you hear about you know. people taking power naps and things, like that does that make up for any sleep
A tweet from. PSA2 comes in saying: Wondering. if napping can. make up for sleep deprivation-induced weight issues or does sleep need to be in, consecutive; hours? You hear about you know people taking power naps and. things like that Does that. make up for any sleep
a tweet from psa2 comes in saying: wondering if napping can make up for sleep deprivation-induced weight issues, or does sleep need to be in consecutive hours? you hear about, you know, people taking power naps and things like that. does that make up for any sleep deprivation?
The real division is not between the rich and the poor. It is between producers and parasites. So in classic populist fashion, the Trump supporters see bailed out Wall Street financiers and illegal immigrants as cheaters, as parasites.
the, real division is not between the rich and the poor it is between producers and parasites so in classic populist fashion the trump supporters see bailed out wall street financiers and. illegal immigrants as cheaters as
The real division is not between, the rich. and the poor It is between producers; and parasites So in classic populist fashion the Trump supporters see bailed out Wall Street financiers and illegal immigrants as. cheaters as,
the real division is not between the rich and the poor. it is between producers and parasites. so in classic populist fashion, the trump supporters see bailed out wall street financiers and illegal immigrants as cheaters, as parasites.
Well, it in a short run can help to kind of catch you up a little bit. People who are chronically sleep deprived, it is very difficult to build in enough of a nap to make up for what you're missing. Now, having said that, a kind of short or power nap in the early to mid-afternoon, that can be a very physiological thing...
well it in a short run can help to kind of catch you up a little bit people who are chronically sleep deprived it is very difficult. to build in enough of a nap to make. up for what you're missing. now having said that a kind of short or power nap; in the early to mid-afternoon that can be a very physiological thing an...
Well. it in a short run can. help to kind of catch. you up a little; bit People who are chronically sleep deprived it is very difficult to build in enough of a nap to make up for what you're missing Now having said that a kind of short or power nap in the early to mid-afternoon. that can be a very physiological thing. ...
well, it in a short run can help to kind of catch you up a little bit. people who are chronically sleep deprived, it is very difficult to build in enough of a nap to make up for what you're missing. now, having said that, a kind of short or power nap in the early to mid-afternoon, that can be a very physiological thing...
But, you know, then one starts to get back to kind of general work ethic and rules and things like that. And, you know, often that sort of thing is frowned upon. So a short nap can be very restorative and refreshing for someone short-term or if they do it on a regular basis just to give them a little late afternoon boo...
but you know then one starts to get, back to kind of general work ethic and rules and things like that and you know often that sort of thing is frowned upon so a short nap, can be very, restorative and refreshing for, someone short-term or if they do it on a regular basis just to give, them a little late afternoon. boo...
But you know then. one starts to get back to kind of general work ethic and rules and things like, that, And you know often that sort of thing is frowned upon So; a short nap can be very. restorative and refreshing for someone short-term or if they do it on a regular basis just to give them a little late afternoon boos...
but, you know, then one starts to get back to kind of general work ethic and rules and things like that. and, you know, often that sort of thing is frowned upon. so a short nap can be very restorative and refreshing for someone short-term or if they do it on a regular basis just to give them a little late afternoon boo...
Is there anything wrong with taking medication that will give you the seven or eight hours of sleep?
is there anything wrong with, taking, medication that will give you the, seven or eight hours of
Is there anything wrong with taking medication that will give you the seven or eight hours of
is there anything wrong with taking medication that will give you the seven or eight hours of sleep?
Well, for people who have chronic insomnia that is not due to some other type of primary medical problem, like sleep apnea, which can also have insomnia kind of piggyback on it, or restless leg syndrome, which can cause people to have trouble falling asleep, or pain or - I mean, there's a great many medical conditions ...
well for people who have chronic insomnia, that is not due to. some. other type of primary medical problem like sleep apnea which can also have insomnia kind, of piggyback on it or restless leg syndrome which can cause people to have trouble falling asleep or pain or - i mean there's a great, many medical conditions th...
Well for people who; have chronic insomnia that is, not due to some other type of primary medical problem like, sleep apnea which can also have insomnia kind of piggyback on it or restless leg syndrome which can cause people. to; have trouble falling asleep or pain or, - I mean there's a great many medical conditions t...
well, for people who have chronic insomnia that is not due to some other type of primary medical problem, like sleep apnea, which can also have insomnia kind of piggyback on it, or restless leg syndrome, which can cause people to have trouble falling asleep, or pain or - i mean, there's a great many medical conditions ...
Having said that, there are definitely people as a subset who just have difficulty falling asleep because their personality, the way they manage stress, they just have a difficult time relaxing, shutting their brain down, that sort of thing. And what we try to recommend for most of those people as an initial type of th...
having said that there are definitely people as a. subset who just have difficulty, falling asleep because their personality the way they manage stress they just have a difficult time relaxing shutting their brain down, that sort of thing and what we try to recommend for most of those people. as an initial type of ther...
Having said that there are definitely people as a subset who just have difficulty falling asleep because their, personality the way, they manage stress they just have a; difficult time relaxing shutting their brain down that sort of thing And what we try to recommend for most of those people as an initial type of thera...
having said that, there are definitely people as a subset who just have difficulty falling asleep because their personality, the way they manage stress, they just have a difficult time relaxing, shutting their brain down, that sort of thing. and what we try to recommend for most of those people as an initial type of th...
If you've done all those things and a person still is sleeping poorly, then the use of some type of sleep aid on an ongoing basis, while certainly not ideal from several standpoints, is something that we often find ourselves coming to as a last resort, because it's far better than being chronically sleep deprived.
if you've done all those things and a person still is sleeping poorly then the use of some type of sleep aid on an ongoing basis while certainly not ideal, from several standpoints is something that we often find ourselves coming to as a last resort. because it's far, better, than being chronically sleep
If, you've, done all those things and a person still is sleeping poorly then the use of. some. type of sleep aid on an ongoing basis while certainly not ideal. from several standpoints; is; something that we often; find ourselves coming to. as a. last resort because, it's far better; than being chronically sleep
if you've done all those things and a person still is sleeping poorly, then the use of some type of sleep aid on an ongoing basis, while certainly not ideal from several standpoints, is something that we often find ourselves coming to as a last resort, because it's far better than being chronically sleep deprived.
Yeah. All right. Doctor, thank you for taking time to be with us today. Helpful information.
yeah all. right doctor thank you for taking time to. be with us today, helpful
Yeah All right Doctor thank you; for taking time to be with us today Helpful
yeah. all right. doctor, thank you for taking time to be with us today. helpful information.
You're very welcome. Thanks for having me.
you're very welcome thanks for, having
You're very welcome Thanks for having
you're very welcome. thanks for having me.
You're welcome. Dr. Michael Lacey is a neurologist and board-certified in sleep medicine. He's the medical director of the Atlanta Sleep Medicine Clinic at the Atlanta School of Sleep Medicine and Technology.
you're welcome dr michael lacey is, a neurologist and board-certified in sleep medicine. he's the medical director of. the atlanta sleep medicine clinic at the atlanta. school of sleep medicine, and
You're welcome Dr Michael Lacey, is a neurologist and board-certified in sleep medicine He's the medical. director of the Atlanta Sleep Medicine Clinic at the Atlanta, School of Sleep Medicine and
you're welcome. dr. michael lacey is a neurologist and board-certified in sleep medicine. he's the medical director of the atlanta sleep medicine clinic at the atlanta school of sleep medicine and technology.
All right, let's turn to another story about women trying to find their place in a male-dominated profession. A Japanese medical school has admitted to systematically rigging its entrance exam to hurt women candidates. An internal investigation into Tokyo Medical University found that the school had been lowering women...
all right let's turn, to another story about women trying to. find their, place in a male-dominated profession a japanese medical school has admitted to systematically rigging its entrance exam to hurt women candidates an internal investigation into tokyo medical university found that the school had; been lowering wome...
All right let's turn to another story. about women trying to find their place in a male-dominated profession A Japanese, medical school has admitted to systematically rigging its. entrance exam to hurt women candidates An; internal investigation into Tokyo Medical University, found that the school had been lowering wom...
all right, let's turn to another story about women trying to find their place in a male-dominated profession. a japanese medical school has admitted to systematically rigging its entrance exam to hurt women candidates. an internal investigation into tokyo medical university found that the school had been lowering women...
Elaine Lies from Reuters has been covering this story in Tokyo, and she joins us now. Welcome.
elaine lies from reuters has been covering this story in tokyo and she joins us now,
Elaine Lies from Reuters has been covering, this. story in Tokyo and she joins us now
elaine lies from reuters has been covering this story in tokyo, and she joins us now. welcome.
Hello.
hello.
So what originally was the university's rationale for docking scores of women and boosting scores of men?
so what originally was the university's rationale for docking scores of women and boosting scores of
So what originally was the university's rationale, for. docking scores of women and boosting scores of,
so what originally was the university's rationale for docking scores of women and boosting scores of men?
The idea was that women would quit early on in their careers as doctors to have children and to raise their families. And they were worried that this would lead to a shortage of doctors at the university hospital. That was the assumption that was made, and they followed it since 2006...
the idea was; that women, would quit early, on in, their careers as doctors to have children and to raise their families and they, were worried that this would lead to a shortage of, doctors at the university hospital that was the assumption that was made. and they followed it since
The idea was that women would quit early on in their, careers as doctors to; have children and to raise their families And they. were worried. that this would lead to a shortage of doctors at the university hospital That was the. assumption that was, made and they followed it since
the idea was that women would quit early on in their careers as doctors to have children and to raise their families. and they were worried that this would lead to a shortage of doctors at the university hospital. that was the assumption that was made, and they followed it since 2006...
Wow.
wow.
...Apparently. And it was prompted by a jump in women doing well and passing the exams the year before. So they decided they would keep the number of women...
...apparently and it was prompted by a jump in women, doing well and passing the exams the year before so they decided they would keep the number of
...Apparently And it was. prompted by a jump in women doing well and passing the, exams the year before So they, decided they would keep the number of,
...apparently. and it was prompted by a jump in women doing well and passing the exams the year before. so they decided they would keep the number of women...
Low.
low.
...At around 30 percent apparently.
...at around 30 percent
...At around 30 percent
...at around 30 percent apparently.
Thirty percent - and when news of this investigation broke, did people even seem surprised by it in Japan? I mean, what has been the reaction in the country?
thirty percent - and when news of this, investigation broke did people even seem surprised by it in japan? i mean what has been the reaction. in, the
Thirty percent - and when news of this investigation broke did people even seem surprised by it in, Japan? I mean what has been the reaction in the
thirty percent - and when news of this investigation broke, did people even seem surprised by it in japan? i mean, what has been the reaction in the country?
Kind of the overarching reaction was fairly calm. But women were furious, and there was a hashtag campaign on social media saying it is OK to be angry at sexism. And women wrote in, sharing their own stories not just in the medical field but throughout their lives, throughout their job hunts and throughout their experi...
kind of. the overarching reaction was fairly calm but. women were furious and there was; a hashtag campaign. on social media saying it, is ok to be angry at sexism and women wrote in sharing, their own stories not just, in the medical field. but throughout their lives throughout their job hunts and throughout their exp...
Kind of the overarching reaction, was fairly calm But women were furious and there. was a hashtag campaign. on social media saying it is; OK to be angry at sexism And women wrote in sharing their own stories not just in, the medical field but throughout their lives throughout their job hunts and throughout, their exper...
kind of the overarching reaction was fairly calm. but women were furious, and there was a hashtag campaign on social media saying it is ok to be angry at sexism. and women wrote in, sharing their own stories not just in the medical field but throughout their lives, throughout their job hunts and throughout their experi...
What kind of stories?
what kind of
What kind of
what kind of stories?
Oh, they were - this one woman said that she had fought her parents to go into academia. They said that academia is not a place for women. She got into the best university in Japan. Then when she was job hunting, people said her, if you were a man, we would hire you immediately.
oh they were. - this, one woman said that she had fought her parents to go into academia. they said that academia is not a place for women she got into the best university in japan then when she was job hunting people said her if you were a man we would hire you
Oh they were - this one woman said that she had fought her parents, to, go into. academia They said that academia is not a place for women She got into the best university in Japan Then when. she was job hunting people said her if. you were a man we would; hire you
oh, they were - this one woman said that she had fought her parents to go into academia. they said that academia is not a place for women. she got into the best university in japan. then when she was job hunting, people said her, if you were a man, we would hire you immediately.
Wow.
wow.
And her comment was, wow, I thought my only enemies were my parents, but it was all of society.
and her comment was wow i thought my only enemies were my parents but it was all of
And her comment was wow I thought my only. enemies were my parents but it was all of
and her comment was, wow, i thought my only enemies were my parents, but it was all of society.
Now, Japan has one of the biggest economies in the world, but do you have a sense of how it ranks in terms of women being represented in elite professions or in senior positions?
now japan has one of the biggest economies in the world but do you have a sense of how it ranks in terms of women being represented in elite professions or in senior
Now Japan has one of the biggest economies in the world but do you have, a sense of how it, ranks in. terms of women being represented in elite professions or in senior
now, japan has one of the biggest economies in the world, but do you have a sense of how it ranks in terms of women being represented in elite professions or in senior positions?
It is very, very, very low. And Prime Minister Abe - when he came to power, he said that improving the gender balance was one of his big goals.
it is very very very low and prime. minister abe - when he came to power he said that improving the, gender balance was one of his big
It is very very very low. And Prime Minister Abe - when, he came, to power he said that improving the, gender balance was, one of his big
it is very, very, very low. and prime minister abe - when he came to power, he said that improving the gender balance was one of his big goals.
Right.
right.
He said he wanted to make Japan a society where women can shine.
he said he wanted to make japan a, society where women can
He said he wanted to make Japan a society where women can
he said he wanted to make japan a society where women can shine.
And he wanted women to be in 30 percent of the country's leadership positions by 2020.
and he wanted women to be, in 30 percent; of the country's, leadership positions by
And he wanted women, to be in 30 percent of the country's leadership positions, by
and he wanted women to be in 30 percent of the country's leadership positions by 2020.
Right, right, well that does not seem to be advancing appreciably at this point.
right right well that does not seem, to be advancing appreciably at this
Right right well that does not, seem to. be advancing appreciably at, this
right, right, well that does not seem to be advancing appreciably at this point.
So much of what Trump says on the stump sounds improvised and inconsistent, but Lind says it makes perfect populist sense for Trump to want a big wall on the Mexican border and higher taxes for hedge fund managers. Here's what Trump said when he called into CBS on Sunday.
so much of what; trump says on. the stump sounds improvised and inconsistent but lind, says. it makes perfect populist sense for trump to want a big wall, on the mexican border and higher taxes for hedge, fund managers here's what trump said when he, called into. cbs on
So much, of what, Trump says on the stump sounds improvised and inconsistent but Lind says it makes perfect populist sense for Trump to want a. big wall on the Mexican border and higher taxes for hedge fund managers Here's what Trump said when he called into CBS on
so much of what trump says on the stump sounds improvised and inconsistent, but lind says it makes perfect populist sense for trump to want a big wall on the mexican border and higher taxes for hedge fund managers. here's what trump said when he called into cbs on sunday.
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The hedge funds guys didn't build this country. These are guys that shift paper around, and they get lucky. They make a fortune. They pay no tax. It's ridiculous, OK?
the hedge funds guys didn't build this country these are guys that shift paper around and they get lucky they make a fortune. they pay no tax it's, ridiculous
The hedge funds. guys didn't build this country These are guys that shift paper around and they get lucky They make a fortune They pay no tax It's ridiculous
the hedge funds guys didn't build this country. these are guys that shift paper around, and they get lucky. they make a fortune. they pay no tax. it's ridiculous, ok?
On this issue, the real estate mogul and reality TV star is right in sync with Bernie Sanders and, for that matter, Hillary Clinton because sometimes, populism does tend to be a mashup of positions from the left and right. Trumpism is also filling the growing gap between the Republican Party's establishment and its bas...
on this issue the real estate mogul and. reality tv star is right in sync with bernie sanders and for, that matter hillary clinton. because sometimes populism does tend to be a mashup of. positions from the left and right trumpism is also filling the growing gap between the republican party's establishment and its base...
On this issue the real estate mogul and reality TV star is right in sync with Bernie Sanders and for, that; matter Hillary Clinton because sometimes. populism does tend to be a, mashup of positions, from the left and right Trumpism, is also filling, the growing gap between the Republican Party's establishment and its b...
on this issue, the real estate mogul and reality tv star is right in sync with bernie sanders and, for that matter, hillary clinton because sometimes, populism does tend to be a mashup of positions from the left and right. trumpism is also filling the growing gap between the republican party's establishment and its bas...
Essentially, for a couple of generations, the Republican base has consisted of these white working-class populists whose views on trade, on immigration, even on entitlements - because most of them support Social Security and Medicare - their economic views were quite at odds with those of the GOP donor class.
essentially for a couple of generations, the republican. base has consisted of these white working-class populists whose views on trade on immigration even on entitlements - because most of them support social security and medicare - their economic views were quite, at odds with those of the gop donor
Essentially for a couple of generations, the Republican base has consisted of these white working-class populists whose views on trade on immigration even on entitlements. - because; most of them. support Social Security and Medicare - their economic views were quite at odds with those of the GOP donor
essentially, for a couple of generations, the republican base has consisted of these white working-class populists whose views on trade, on immigration, even on entitlements - because most of them support social security and medicare - their economic views were quite at odds with those of the gop donor class.
For a long time, cultural issues, like opposition to abortion and gay marriage, was the glue that helped hold this disparate conservative coalition together. But Trump is exposing the weak links in the Republican alliance. And, says Republican strategist Steve Schmidt, he's redefining what it means to be a conservative...
for a long time cultural issues like opposition to abortion and gay marriage was the glue; that helped hold this disparate conservative coalition together but trump is, exposing the weak links in the republican alliance and, says republican strategist steve schmidt he's redefining what it means to be a
For a long time cultural issues, like opposition to abortion and gay marriage was the glue that helped hold this disparate conservative coalition together But. Trump is exposing, the weak links in the Republican alliance. And says Republican, strategist Steve Schmidt he's redefining what it means to, be, a,
for a long time, cultural issues, like opposition to abortion and gay marriage, was the glue that helped hold this disparate conservative coalition together. but trump is exposing the weak links in the republican alliance. and, says republican strategist steve schmidt, he's redefining what it means to be a conservative...
We're at this moment in time where there is a severability between conservatism and issues. Conservatism is now expressed as an emotional sentiment. That sentiment is contempt and anger. You look at Donald Trump's face, and it's blue collar, part of a middle class that's been decimated in the country that hasn't seen r...
we're at this moment in time where there is a severability, between conservatism and issues conservatism is now expressed as an emotional sentiment that sentiment is contempt and anger you look; at donald trump's face and it's blue collar. part of a middle. class that's, been decimated in the country that hasn't. seen ...
We're. at; this moment in time where there is a severability between conservatism and issues Conservatism is now expressed as an emotional sentiment That sentiment is contempt and anger You look at Donald Trump's face and. it's blue collar part of a. middle class that's been decimated in. the; country that hasn't seen ...
we're at this moment in time where there is a severability between conservatism and issues. conservatism is now expressed as an emotional sentiment. that sentiment is contempt and anger. you look at donald trump's face, and it's blue collar, part of a middle class that's been decimated in the country that hasn't seen r...
Trump has become the id of this Republican base. Steve Schmidt says Trump's slogan is strong and simple, I can make America great again.
trump has, become the id of this republican base steve schmidt says trump's slogan is strong and simple i. can, make america great
Trump, has become the id of this Republican base Steve Schmidt says Trump's slogan is strong and simple I can, make America great
trump has become the id of this republican base. steve schmidt says trump's slogan is strong and simple, i can make america great again.
He's saying something rather profound and something that Republican voters deeply believe. They believe Barack Obama has wrecked the country, the world is in chaos and that America is failing.
he's saying something rather profound and something that republican voters deeply believe they believe barack obama has wrecked the country the. world is in chaos and that america is,
He's saying something rather profound and something that Republican voters deeply believe They believe Barack Obama has wrecked the country the world is in, chaos and that America is
he's saying something rather profound and something that republican voters deeply believe. they believe barack obama has wrecked the country, the world is in chaos and that america is failing.
In the past, populist presidential candidates haven't won, but they have left a lasting mark on American politics. George Wallace helped create the modern Republican Party by bringing in disenchanted white Southerners. Ross Perot's focus on the deficit forced a Democratic president to prove that his party was fiscally ...
in the. past populist presidential candidates haven't won. but they have, left a lasting mark on american politics. george wallace helped, create the modern republican party by bringing in disenchanted white southerners ross, perot's focus on the deficit. forced a democratic president to prove that his party was fiscal...
In the past populist presidential, candidates haven't won but. they have left a lasting mark on American politics George Wallace helped create the modern Republican Party by bringing in disenchanted white Southerners Ross Perot's focus on the deficit forced a Democratic president. to prove that his party, was fiscally ...
in the past, populist presidential candidates haven't won, but they have left a lasting mark on american politics. george wallace helped create the modern republican party by bringing in disenchanted white southerners. ross perot's focus on the deficit forced a democratic president to prove that his party was fiscally ...
The United States is on a winning streak, more precisely, it's a lucky streak, nearly a decade without a major hurricane making landfall in the U.S. Brian McNoldy is a researcher at the University of Miami.
the united states is on a winning streak more; precisely it's a lucky streak nearly a decade without a major hurricane making landfall in the u.s, brian mcnoldy is a researcher at the university of
The United States is, on a winning. streak more precisely. it's a lucky streak nearly a decade without a major hurricane making landfall in. the U.S Brian McNoldy is a. researcher at the. University of
the united states is on a winning streak, more precisely, it's a lucky streak, nearly a decade without a major hurricane making landfall in the u.s. brian mcnoldy is a researcher at the university of miami.
The last one was Hurricane Wilma in the end of October 2005, and the United States has not had a major hurricane, a Category 3, 4, 5, make landfall since then.
the last, one was hurricane wilma in, the end of october, 2005, and the united states has not had a major hurricane a category 3, 4, 5, make landfall since
The last one was Hurricane Wilma in the end of October 2005, and the, United States has not had a major hurricane a Category. 3, 4, 5, make landfall since
the last one was hurricane wilma in the end of october 2005, and the united states has not had a major hurricane, a category 3, 4, 5, make landfall since then.
And there's something significant about that long stretch. It has not happened since the 1860s. The U.S. has had quiet for almost a decade while other nations have not.
and there's something significant about that long stretch it has not happened since the 1860s the u.s has, had quiet for almost. a decade while other nations have
And there's something significant about that long stretch It has not happened since the 1860s The U.S has had quiet for almost a decade while other nations. have
and there's something significant about that long stretch. it has not happened since the 1860s. the u.s. has had quiet for almost a decade while other nations have not.
Other locations like Mexico and Cuba and Bermuda have had major hurricane landfalls, so there hasn't been a lack of major hurricanes. It's just the United States has been lucky.
other locations like mexico, and cuba and bermuda have had major hurricane landfalls so there. hasn't been, a lack of major hurricanes it's just the united states has been
Other locations like, Mexico and Cuba and Bermuda have had major hurricane landfalls so there hasn't been a lack of major hurricanes It's just the United States has been
other locations like mexico and cuba and bermuda have had major hurricane landfalls, so there hasn't been a lack of major hurricanes. it's just the united states has been lucky.
Now some people may be listening to this and thinking, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a minute. What about Sandy in 2012 which took dozens of lives and caused tens of billions of dollars in damages and shut down the New York Stock Exchange and even forced New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to postpone Halloween? Well, it turns...
now some people may be listening to this and thinking whoa whoa whoa wait a minute what, about sandy in, 2012 which took dozens. of, lives and caused tens of billions of dollars in damages and shut down the new. york stock exchange and even forced new jersey governor chris, christie to postpone halloween? well it turns...
Now some people may be. listening to this and thinking whoa whoa whoa wait a minute What about Sandy in 2012 which took dozens of lives and; caused tens of billions of dollars in damages and, shut, down the New York Stock Exchange and, even forced New Jersey Governor Chris. Christie to postpone. Halloween? Well it turn...
now some people may be listening to this and thinking, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a minute. what about sandy in 2012 which took dozens of lives and caused tens of billions of dollars in damages and shut down the new york stock exchange and even forced new jersey governor chris christie to postpone halloween? well, it turns...
Florida has not had any hurricanes hit it since October 2005. It is a lot of luck, I think.
florida has not had any hurricanes hit it since. october 2005. it, is a lot of luck i
Florida has not had any hurricanes; hit it since October 2005. It is a lot of luck I
florida has not had any hurricanes hit it since october 2005. it is a lot of luck, i think.
There's no explanation for what's happening or rather, not happening. McNoldy cannot find any link to climate change, for example. And meteorologists are predicting a lighter-than-normal hurricane season this year, but McNoldy says hurricanes do not pay attention to weather forecasts.
there's no explanation for what's happening or rather not happening mcnoldy cannot find any link. to. climate change for example and meteorologists are; predicting, a lighter-than-normal hurricane season this year but mcnoldy says hurricanes do not pay attention, to weather
There's no; explanation for what's happening or rather not happening McNoldy, cannot find any link to climate change for example And meteorologists are, predicting a lighter-than-normal hurricane season; this year but McNoldy says; hurricanes do not pay attention to weather
there's no explanation for what's happening or rather, not happening. mcnoldy cannot find any link to climate change, for example. and meteorologists are predicting a lighter-than-normal hurricane season this year, but mcnoldy says hurricanes do not pay attention to weather forecasts.
Hurricanes have no idea what happened last week or last year. You could get four major hurricanes in one year and then none for the next 15 years. They have no concept of how long it's been since the last one.
hurricanes have no idea what. happened last week or last year. you could get four. major hurricanes in one year and then none for the next 15 years, they have no concept of how long it's been since the last
Hurricanes have no idea what happened last week or last year You could get four major hurricanes in one year and then none for the next 15 years They have no concept of how long it's been since the last
hurricanes have no idea what happened last week or last year. you could get four major hurricanes in one year and then none for the next 15 years. they have no concept of how long it's been since the last one.
All of which is to say enjoy it while it lasts.
all of which is to say enjoy it, while it
All of which is to say enjoy it while it
all of which is to say enjoy it while it lasts.
Now it's time for Words You'll Hear. That's how we take a look at a story of the coming week by parsing some of the words associated with that story. This week's word is rebalance. That's because President Obama just arrived in Vietnam on the first leg of a trip emphasizing a rebalancing of foreign policy toward Asia. ...
now it's time for words you'll hear, that's how we take a look at a story of. the coming week by parsing some of the words associated. with that story this. week's word is rebalance that's because president obama just, arrived in vietnam, on the first leg, of a trip emphasizing a, rebalancing of foreign policy toward a...
Now it's time for Words You'll Hear That's, how, we take a look at a story of the coming week by parsing some of the words associated with that story This week's word is rebalance That's because President Obama just arrived in Vietnam on, the first leg of a trip emphasizing a rebalancing of foreign policy toward, Asia ...
now it's time for words you'll hear. that's how we take a look at a story of the coming week by parsing some of the words associated with that story. this week's word is rebalance. that's because president obama just arrived in vietnam on the first leg of a trip emphasizing a rebalancing of foreign policy toward asia. ...
Pleasure.
pleasure.
So what does rebalancing mean? And what is the administration saying about the importance of it? And how does Vietnam fit into that?
so what does rebalancing mean? and what, is the administration. saying about the importance of it? and how does vietnam fit into
So what does rebalancing mean? And what is. the administration saying about the importance of it? And how does Vietnam fit into
so what does rebalancing mean? and what is the administration saying about the importance of it? and how does vietnam fit into that?
Well, we've been talking about the administration's pivot toward Asia for years now. But this pivot has been overshadowed or delayed, if you will, by events on the ground elsewhere - the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the civil war in Syria, the fight against ISIS. So the pivot, which denotes something that happens quic...
well we've been talking about the administration's pivot toward asia for years now, but this pivot has been overshadowed. or delayed if you will by events, on the ground elsewhere - the. wars in iraq and afghanistan the civil war in syria, the, fight against isis so the, pivot which denotes something that happens quick...
Well we've, been talking about the; administration's pivot toward Asia for years now But this pivot has been, overshadowed or delayed if. you will by events on the ground elsewhere - the; wars in Iraq. and Afghanistan the civil war in Syria the fight against ISIS So the pivot which denotes something that. happens quick...
well, we've been talking about the administration's pivot toward asia for years now. but this pivot has been overshadowed or delayed, if you will, by events on the ground elsewhere - the wars in iraq and afghanistan, the civil war in syria, the fight against isis. so the pivot, which denotes something that happens quic...
And we're talking about rebalancing, but it's pretty much the same thing. And it's a pretty big deal because Asia is a pretty big deal. It's a big market economically, and the president will be pushing the Trans-Pacific trade agreement while he's here.
and we're talking about rebalancing but it's pretty much the same. thing and it's a. pretty big deal because asia is a pretty big deal it's a big market economically, and the president will be pushing the. trans-pacific. trade agreement while he's
And we're talking about rebalancing but it's pretty much the same thing And. it's a pretty big, deal because Asia is; a pretty big deal. It's a big market economically and the president will be pushing the Trans-Pacific trade agreement while he's
and we're talking about rebalancing, but it's pretty much the same thing. and it's a pretty big deal because asia is a pretty big deal. it's a big market economically, and the president will be pushing the trans-pacific trade agreement while he's here.
There have been some grusive - gruesome crimes in the city over the past several weeks, and officials responded with alarm. You've raised questions about whether that's warranted.
there have been some grusive - gruesome crimes in. the city over the past several weeks and officials responded with alarm. you've raised questions about, whether that's,
There have been some. grusive - gruesome crimes in the, city. over the past several, weeks and officials responded with alarm You've raised questions about whether that's
there have been some grusive - gruesome crimes in the city over the past several weeks, and officials responded with alarm. you've raised questions about whether that's warranted.
You - all the stuff, the movies, the comic books, the novels, that's where the real money is too. It's children's books.
you - all the stuff the movies the comic books the novels that's where the real money is too it's; children's,
You - all the stuff the movies the comic books the novels that's where the real, money is too It's. children's
you - all the stuff, the movies, the comic books, the novels, that's where the real money is too. it's children's books.
The WHO has always kept mental health as a priority. And we are organizing a meeting to attract more attention on mental health. We believe that all countries need to pay more attention to mental health. And when it comes to mental health, all countries are developing countries.
the who has always kept mental, health as a, priority and we are organizing a meeting to attract more attention on mental health we believe that all countries need to pay more, attention to mental health and when it comes to mental health all countries are developing
The WHO, has always kept mental health as a priority And we are organizing a meeting to attract more attention on. mental health We believe that all countries need to pay more attention to mental health And when it comes to mental health all countries are developing
the who has always kept mental health as a priority. and we are organizing a meeting to attract more attention on mental health. we believe that all countries need to pay more attention to mental health. and when it comes to mental health, all countries are developing countries.
Now, this is really interesting because when you say development, I think of building roads or power grids. You're saying that a network to attack depression or anxiety, that is just part of a country's development and should be, anyway, as well.
now this is really interesting because when you say development i think of building roads or power grids you're saying that; a network to attack depression or anxiety that. is just part of a country's development and should be anyway as
Now this is really. interesting because when you say development I think. of building roads or power. grids You're saying that a. network to attack depression or anxiety that, is just part of a country's development and should be anyway as
now, this is really interesting because when you say development, i think of building roads or power grids. you're saying that a network to attack depression or anxiety, that is just part of a country's development and should be, anyway, as well.
That's correct. Human resources are the most important resources for any country's development. And unless we have mentally healthy population, which can devote its energies and intellect to the economic development of the country, you are missing a whole lot of development potential. That's what we are talking about.
that's. correct human resources are the most important resources for any country's development and unless, we. have mentally healthy population which can devote its energies and intellect to the economic development, of the country you are, missing a whole, lot of development potential, that's what we are talking
That's correct, Human resources are the; most important resources for any country's development And unless we have mentally, healthy population which can devote its energies and intellect. to the economic development of the country you are missing a whole lot. of development potential That's what we. are talking
that's correct. human resources are the most important resources for any country's development. and unless we have mentally healthy population, which can devote its energies and intellect to the economic development of the country, you are missing a whole lot of development potential. that's what we are talking about.
How big is the gap between rich and poor countries when it comes to treatment options for people who have a mental health issue?
how big, is the. gap between rich and, poor countries when it comes to treatment options. for people who have a mental health
How big is the gap between rich, and poor countries when it comes, to treatment options for, people who have; a mental health
how big is the gap between rich and poor countries when it comes to treatment options for people who have a mental health issue?
There is a large gap. There are countries which are in high-income range where there is a psychiatrist for every 2,000 people. And there are other countries - in Africa, Asia, also in Latin America - where there is one mental health worker for 1 million or more population.
there is, a large gap there are countries which are in high-income range where there is a psychiatrist for every 2,000 people and there are other countries - in. africa asia also in latin america - where there is. one mental health worker for 1 million or more.
There is. a, large, gap, There are countries which are in high-income range, where there is a psychiatrist for, every 2,000 people And there are other countries - in Africa Asia, also in Latin America - where there is one mental health worker for 1 million or more
there is a large gap. there are countries which are in high-income range where there is a psychiatrist for every 2,000 people. and there are other countries - in africa, asia, also in latin america - where there is one mental health worker for 1 million or more population.
I'm just going to stop you on that number. You're telling me that there are countries who have 1,000 times more mental health professionals than other countries on a per capita basis.
i'm just going to stop you on. that number you're telling me that there are. countries who. have 1,000 times more mental health. professionals than. other countries on a per capita
I'm just going to stop you on that number You're telling me that there are countries who have 1,000 times more mental health professionals than other countries on a per capita
i'm just going to stop you on that number. you're telling me that there are countries who have 1,000 times more mental health professionals than other countries on a per capita basis.
That's correct. There are some countries where there is a population of 19 million and just three psychiatrists.
that's correct there are some countries where there is a. population of 19 million and just three
That's, correct There are some countries where there is a population of 19 million and just three
that's correct. there are some countries where there is a population of 19 million and just three psychiatrists.