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Trump Insists Surprise Walter Reed Visit Was Very Routine ; As Speculation Continues Over His HealthPresident Donald Trump said that the coverage of his visit worried first lady Melania Trump into think he d had a hear yeti t attack. Meanwhile, the White House is re-framing the visit as a check-up rather than a physical. The Associated Press:Trump Says He Went Through Very Routine PhysicalPresident Donald Trump said Tuesday he went through a very routine physical when he visited Walter Reed National Military Medical Center over the weekend. The president complained that first lady Melania Trump and some of his staff members expressed concern about his health based on media reports about Saturdays trip to the hospital. He said its the media thats sick. Freking, 11/19 Politico:Trump Says Media Panicked Melania Into Thinking He Had A Heart Attack[Trump] told reporters that he was greeted by a panicked first lady and communications department when he arrived back at the White House due to media coverage of the trip. I went for a physical. And I came back and my wife said, Darling are you OK 鈥?Oh theyre reporting you may have had a heart attack, Trump explained. I said, Why d brumate era id I have a heart attack Because you went to Walter Reed Medical Center 鈥?that s where we go when we get the physicals. Oprysko, 11/19 CNN:The White House Shifts Description Of Trump s Visit To Walter ReedThe White House has offered shifting descriptions o hydro jugs f Presiden Smry Peoria City Council Rejects Curbside Needle-Exchange Programs
Monday, Mar 16 2009U.N. Member States Agree to Drug Control PolicyUnited Nations member states on Thursday agreed to a 10-year renewal of their anti-drug policy amid criticism that the strategy has contributed to the spread of HIV, Reuters reports. European Union delegate nike sb dunk s to the United Nations Commission for Narcotic Drugs convention expressed frustration about a lack of harm-reduction measures that aim to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS and other bloodborne diseases in policy, according to Reuters. Critics said the lack of harm-reduction measures, such as needle-exchange programs, has helped fuel the spread of HIV/AIDS and allowed drug cartels to flourish, Reuters reports. Delegates at the conference noted an alarming increase in HIV among injection drug users, Reuters reports. German Ambassador Ruediger Luedeking at the conference argued that harm-reduction intends to address health risks associated with injection drug use and does not aim to replace drug-control efforts. Countries opposed to harm reduction -- which include China, Italy, Japan, Russia and the U.S. -- have said such efforts le adidas samba og gitimize injection drug use and undermine law enforcement. According to Reuters, harm-reduction is common in Western countries and Latin America but is prohibited in Russia, which has been hard-hit by an HIV epidemic among IDUs Heinrich, Reuters, 3/12 . This is part of the Mo stanley cup rning Briefing, a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations.Sign up for an email subs
Trump Insists Surprise Walter Reed Visit Was Very Routine ; As Speculation Continues Over His HealthPresident Donald Trump said that the coverage of his visit worried first lady Melania Trump into think he d had a hear yeti t attack. Meanwhile, the White House is re-framing the visit as a check-up rather than a physical. The Associated Press:Trump Says He Went Through Very Routine PhysicalPresident Donald Trump said Tuesday he went through a very routine physical when he visited Walter Reed National Military Medical Center over the weekend. The president complained that first lady Melania Trump and some of his staff members expressed concern about his health based on media reports about Saturdays trip to the hospital. He said its the media thats sick. Freking, 11/19 Politico:Trump Says Media Panicked Melania Into Thinking He Had A Heart Attack[Trump] told reporters that he was greeted by a panicked first lady and communications department when he arrived back at the White House due to media coverage of the trip. I went for a physical. And I came back and my wife said, Darling are you OK 鈥?Oh theyre reporting you may have had a heart attack, Trump explained. I said, Why d brumate era id I have a heart attack Because you went to Walter Reed Medical Center 鈥?that s where we go when we get the physicals. Oprysko, 11/19 CNN:The White House Shifts Description Of Trump s Visit To Walter ReedThe White House has offered shifting descriptions o hydro jugs f Presiden Smry Peoria City Council Rejects Curbside Needle-Exchange Programs
Monday, Mar 16 2009U.N. Member States Agree to Drug Control PolicyUnited Nations member states on Thursday agreed to a 10-year renewal of their anti-drug policy amid criticism that the strategy has contributed to the spread of HIV, Reuters reports. European Union delegate nike sb dunk s to the United Nations Commission for Narcotic Drugs convention expressed frustration about a lack of harm-reduction measures that aim to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS and other bloodborne diseases in policy, according to Reuters. Critics said the lack of harm-reduction measures, such as needle-exchange programs, has helped fuel the spread of HIV/AIDS and allowed drug cartels to flourish, Reuters reports. Delegates at the conference noted an alarming increase in HIV among injection drug users, Reuters reports. German Ambassador Ruediger Luedeking at the conference argued that harm-reduction intends to address health risks associated with injection drug use and does not aim to replace drug-control efforts. Countries opposed to harm reduction -- which include China, Italy, Japan, Russia and the U.S. -- have said such efforts le adidas samba og gitimize injection drug use and undermine law enforcement. According to Reuters, harm-reduction is common in Western countries and Latin America but is prohibited in Russia, which has been hard-hit by an HIV epidemic among IDUs Heinrich, Reuters, 3/12 . This is part of the Mo stanley cup rning Briefing, a summary of health policy coverage from major news organizations.Sign up for an email subs