samadi, you have our attention. >> people don't need to watch me to know alcohol is not good for them. everyone knows about the effect of this on the liver, pancreas. the cancer, the most common among men are stomach, esophageal et cetera. women is breast cancer. when i was reading an prepared for this, the message i want the people to know is not just the health aspect of it. it's the social economic aspect of it. it's the legal aspect of it. the union of families that are broken as a result of this. about $220 billion goes to alcoholism. everyone calls alcoholism a disease. it's not. it's a behavior problem that is leading to the disease. >> eric: no genetic link? >> we can discuss it. this is a very complex behavior problem. domestic violence, 75% is as a result of alcohol. injuries, accidents, 16,000 people die as a result of this. the way to handle this is change. the word "change" has been a popular word in media. you have want to make small changes, otherwise you won't succeed. talk to somebody. there is help an hope. this april is a month that you want to break the cycle. >> j

samadi, look, skiing, people break legs all the time. >> it's true. the question is what did we learn from this? even though this happens so rare, the stress fracture that you mention in the introduction is it's hairline fracture. it's hard to detect it. a lot of times they may complain of pain in area. key is not to ignore it. i happens, by keep overdoing it and overusing it, you can turn a simple stress fracture that can get healed with rest. you can turn it in to a real compound fracture like this. which obviously opens up the skin. the bone, you can see. it's a nightmare. you saw the players watching it. it can affect the nerves, it can affect the muscle and cause an infection. be careful. he is lucky he had a successful two-hour operation. he is doing well and he has a rod in his tibia that will take time with rehab to get back to the court. >> eric: bottom line -- >> don't ignore symptoms. >> eric: great advice. >> jamie: how about quitting smoking? i can't believe people still smoke and do ignore the process. it can take a toll on your body. i

david samadi. he's vice chairman of the department of urology and chief of robotics here at migh mount h knee. >> dr. marc siegel is here with us as well. author of the inner pulse. unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. good to have you both. if only we could unlock why somebody does this. what a week. even though you've seen trauma and a lot of patients suffering, i'm sure you were affected as well. dr. samadi, you start. how do people cope with especially with social media and television being able to see this and you feel like you're a participate at-bat? >> jamie, let me just say it was a very difficult week for america, and my heart and all of our prayers are with the family who went through this. we had fairly good news towards the end of the week and hopefully that will help everyone to cope, but we're talking about ptsd, post traumatic stress disorder. this is a real anxiety disorder that can affect a lot of us, some that were in the middle of the field and some that were just w

samadi, what have we learned in the last couple of years? >> we have come a long way. we are doing this topic because april is autumn awareness month. we are starting to think that this autism is

david samadi chief of robotics at the mt. sinai medical center. good to see you. dr. siegle you were up in boston. we were reporting there together this week. of course, you had that tremendous sense that those bombs that exploded on boylston street and tore at our security in this nation, many remain at the hospital. you visited some of those people and they have incredible stories. >> some of focus is shifting away from the terrorists to the survivors which is what we talk about. some of them showed great courage. some of them are worried about going into crowds. some have ringing in their ears and some are dealing with amputations. at the finish line, 25-year-old kaitlin was standing with her friend leo when is the first bomb hit. bomb blen her into the air and her right leg became severely damaged. leo took his shirt and stopped the bleeding and carried her several blocks to his car where he went down wrong way to massachusetts general hospital where she was admitted. president obama had an inspiring visit to her. fox news was allowed to see her because i'm a phys

david samadi chief of robotics at the mt. sinai medical center. good to see you. dr. siegle you were up in boston. we were reporting there together this week. of course, you had that tremendous sense that those bombs that exploded on boylston street and tore at our security in this nation, many remain at the hospital. you visited some of those people and they have incredible stories. >> some of focus is shifting away from the terrorists to the survivors which is

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