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- [voiceover] let me takeyou back to that time period, about four to six hoursafter an infarction when the blood-brain barrier was just starting to break down, because i want to talk aboutsomething that's happening in the ischemic area of thebrain here around that time. and that something is inflammation. there's an inflammatoryreaction to the stroke going on here as well. and just as a little reminder, an inflammatory response is sort of a protective biologicalresponse of tissues. it happens whenever really anything sort of irritates your tissues. so, you know, right now we'retalking about something big, like inflammation after a stroke. but, you know, you'd even getsome inflammation happening when, oh, i don't know, say you get a little scratch from your kitty. so you might notice that evenif the skin isn't broken, you'd see some swelling and redness over the scratched area. and that's some inflammation happening. and you even get aninflammatory respon...

donnette:hello? hi. can i come in for a second? male:yes ma'am. donnette:if you don't mind, we'd like to talk to you for a minute. male: that's fine. donnette: i love the aspect of my life that involvesvolunteering. if i could - if i could do it all day long, i would - i would.we're both heart patients, so we know exactly what all you've been through and what - howyou're feeling. so that's why we wanted to come by and just say hello.i'm involved on the national level now with the organization, and i get to help otherpeople, which is a great feeling. i still enjoy, most of all, visiting the patientsin the hospital, one on one, helping them in thesame way that i was helped before i had my first surgery. we're just here to give you a little bit ofsupport, and let you know that there is life after heart surgery. if there's anything thatwe can do, any questions that we can answer for you, or you just want to talk to somebody, just give us a call. ...

kimberly: looking ahead, democrats in the state senate are pushing a new bill to repeal house bill 2. kenny: briana conner is here with a look at what's to come. briana: the bill is not likely to get a hearing in the republican-controlled chamber. senate leader phil berger says he doesn't think there would be enough votes for an outright repeal. he's calling for compromise. a democratic sponsor of the bill filed yesterday says he thinks the votes are there. >> it's obvious that we need to repeal hb2. if we do, it would be the biggest economic deal of the year. let's get back hundreds of millions of dollars. briana: a spokesperson for senator berger responded to the bill, saying, senator berger has told governor cooper that it will take compromise to move past the distraction of hb2 and that he should explain his position on whether women and young girls should be forced to share bathrooms and school locker rooms with men. house bill two outlines which state p...

i'm amy buckman and this is health beat. after the stress and overeating that are so often a part of the holidays, many of us make resolutions to get healthier in the new year, but just vowing to lose weight or quit smoking may not be enough. instead, consider talking to your doctor about these screenings that can ensure your heart healthy in 2017. first a blood-pressure test. if you're over age 20 you should have your blood pressure checked at least once every two years. if your pressures high more than 120 over 80 it can mean your heart is overworked, leaving you at risk for a heart attack or stroke and consider this, about twenty percent of people with high blood pressure don't even know they have it. next, a cholesterol test, if you're over 20 you should get this done every four to six years. a fasting lipid profile measures both good and bad cholesterol levels as well as triglycerides. high cholesterol can also mean a higher risk of heart disease. finally, a blood...

lisa haven: hi everybody this is lisa haven and i have an interesting topic for you! and that is, what happens when you die? now, this isone hundred percent proof, from the mouth of ndes which arenear death experience cases. and i am going to get into detail and i am goingto share a couple of stories about that. but 100 percent true about whathappens when you die, at least from the mouths of some involved. now, i have been reading this book it is called, “the supernatural worldview” by chris putnan and it recently came out. anyhow, i really enjoyed it and i found some greatinsights on it. i am not done reading it yet, but ihave started on it, and i just want to share with you, some ofthose stories from this book and i will leave a link atthe bottom if you want to check that out. but oftentimes, people are left with aquestion: what happens at the end of life?what happens when you die? all religions tend to claim they have ananswer - you have reincarnation as an answer, you have the...

hi everyonethank you very much for being here to night firstly, we would like to thanks ms hang,a very succesful match maker and our friend, duy hung, who drink alot of heart attack medicineto make this videoclip. thanks to ms thu nguyet, our friends : duc hanh, kim hoang, dai trang,thu and other friends for being beside us to help making this day a gliitering, beautifulday and warming day. and the special and most sincere thanks to our families forall the supporting. we promise to love and care and being happy our whole life.

i would find it… as a white personyou would like to try it yeah, but i’m a weird white person do i look a little more tanned? yep just got back from a trip from italy you on the other handare still white as hell this video, ninais on 5 weird japanese food trendson social media yeah, food, food, food… fooood ok, so let’s get into itnumber 1 avocado & ice cream a japanese food trend from 2015 that sounds delicious really? i think the texture would bevery weird yeah, think it’s a nice idea you don’t think it’s weird? i don’t think it’s weird ok… they often add soy sauce ok, that’s a bit weird then that doesn’t look good to me no i mean these are peoplewho made it at home, so if a restaurant did itmaybe it would be more interesting more appetising ok so that looks restaurant-y and they also put pears that could be alright oh, tomatoesok this is weird this looks an actual mealand they just chucked a bit of vanilla ice cream on top that’s gross right? tomatoes a...

february 11 died popular singer whitney houston at the age of 48 years. whitney was singing popular in the past hit. in the film the bodyguard, where she starred alongside kevin costner. according to the guinness book of records, houston is an actress with the most awards. results police investigation showed that causes of death of the singer was drowning, atherosclerotic heart disease and cocaine use. whitney died in a hotel room at the beverly hilton, in the bathroom. on the 3rd september died michael clarke duncan 55-year-old american actor who starred in "the green mile" "daredevil" and others. and he sounded ambala wilson fisk (kingpin) in the movie amazing spider-man in 2003. on the night of 12 on july 13, 2012 michael duncan suffered a heart attack and cardiac arrest. his girlfriend called an ambulance, and conducted the necessary resuscitation procedures as the result that kept him alive. september 3, 2012 duncan died in los angeles, and has not recovered af...

a-ye (brave sound)and it goes a little something like this i totally fell for you your tender voice i totally fell for you my heart is fluttering (aoa let’s go!) i’m going crazy, what’s wrong with memy heart is fluttering like an 18 year old girl i can’t hide it, i’m always like thismy ears go red when you look at me you don’t understand? it’s because you didn’t see him. love at first sight. i now understand, now i knowas soon as i saw you i totally fell for youyour broad shoulders and sharp eyesyour tender voice i totally fell for youyour thin and long fingers, my heart is fluttering my heart keeps fluttering whenever i see you my heart is beating, i don’t know my heart is fluttering, what should i do i just want to fall into your arms baby when you look at me my heart flutters i try my best to catch your attention “why do you like him so much?” my friends ask, and i say “hey, don’t say a word, you don’t know anything” my prince, where are you looking?iâ€...

"it was april 7th, it was a weekend for a baseball tournament" "it was a beautiful sunday afternoon and.. his third baseball game he wanted a friend to come over." "well we had been at the baseball field all day long. i found his parents and... we agreed that they would come over at 4:30." "we have never had wendy, mason, and brandon over before." "when i got home you know there was so much to do.. i had laundry the beds weren't made, the house was a mess, we were dirty." "it was just probably not the perfect time.. to have people over but you know i'm a busy mom i can do this." "lets knock this out and have these people over." "i was in the kitchen cooking and my right arm started feeling funny." "and then almost immediately i felt a burning in my chest.. and i thought i have heart burn. this jalapeno dip.. is giving me heart burn. so i went and got myself some tums." "can back in th...

acetylsalicylic acid is one of the most famouscompounds in modern medicine… it's claimed to treat, pain, inflammation, fever and mayeven prevent heart attacks… but is the drug known as "aspirin" really the wonder drugwe were promised? around 400 bce, hippocrates' writings claimedthe bark of the willow tree could be ground into a powder and used to heal headaches,pains and fevers. he was the father of modern medicine, and his remedy worked, and was usedfor many hundreds of years. it wasn't until 1829, that scientists discovered a compoundin the bark called salicin was the true medical culprit. salicin does cure the headache, but is reallyhard on the stomach, and can cause bleeding in the digestive tract. not a great trade-off.allegedly, a french chemist found when mixed with sodium and acetyl chloride the resultingacetylsalicylic acid was soft on the tummy and fixed the swelling… based on historicalrecords uncovered by bmj, it was then later re-tested and sol...

are you at a risk for a heartattack? do you know all of the signs andsymptoms? do you have a family history ofcardiovascular disease? do you know how to minimize yourrisk? that's our topic today onhealthwatch, and please pardon signs of a heart attack, the pun, but as we engage insome very heartfelt and insightful discussion oncardiovascular disease and heart health, i thought i'd invite ahealthwatch veteran back to the show, a seasoned and giftedcardiologist. it gives me great pleasure towelcome dr. keith newby back to healthwatch.dr. newby received a bachelor of science in biology from norfolkstate university and later earned a doctor of medicinedegree from the eastern virginia medical school.he completed an internship and residency at the emoryuniversity school of medicine and completed a fellowship inclinical training in cardiology with an emphasis in invasiveelectrophysiology at the duke university medical center.he is, in fact, board certified in cardiovascular disease an...

all subs are mine pls do not steal my subs all video belongs to yinyuetai no copyright infringement intended pls do not sue me heart attack, dayoung: hello hello, heart attack idol tv (viewers) dawon: hello today i heard we were going to be on heart attack idol tv dawon: ah yes dawon being a happy seal what are we doing today.... i'm looking forward to it later dawon: yeoreum please greet the fans yeoreum: hello, i am wjsn cute maknae: yeoreum caption: 18 year old maknae's deadly aegyo seola: ok im gonna toss something, you gonna have to catch it with your mouth throws imaginary cgi bone seola: omg so obedient no wonder she is our cute maknae caption: shes holding onto a camera that is switched off its getting more funny because they are staring into the camera that is not recording dayoung: i feel like sleeping already before we go up on stage i almost fell asleep before performing on stage dawon: this is actually my aegyo dayoung: oh really? next time can i sing instead? dawo...

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>> on "health matters television for life..." stroke is the fourth leading cause of death in the u.s. yet it can be prevented. heart attack warning signs, learn how to reduce your risk. plus... we'll take you inside the tele-stroke network. see how this high-tech approach is connecting small towns to stroke care like never before. saving time. >> our goal is less than an hour. >> and lives. it's information everyone needs to know. >> "health matters" is made possible by viewers like you, the friends of ksps. and by providence healthcare. >> my name is beth perez and i am a registered nurse and i work at holy family hospital on the labor and delivery unit. i'm about to have my second child, and i chose providence because i love and trust the people that i work with, and why wouldn't i seek care from the people i love and trust. >> i'm dr. andrew boulet and my wife had a cardiac arrest. i chose providence because...