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Hi fools, welcome to the Wednesday Health Care Edition of Where the Money is.

I'm David Williamson and I'm joined by my fellow health care analyst Michael Douglas.

Michael, how are you doing today?

Fantastic.

Did you spend all day yesterday watching the Apple presentation because I know I did?

No, no I did not. Actually I spent a lot of time on a lot of other health care

headlines and also discovered that I have a cavity. Thank you the dentist

appointments so I'm going to have a really fun Monday morning next. Thank you, the dentist appointments.

So I'm going to have a really fun Monday morning next week.

That was a busy trip.

You make me feeling a little better about watching Apple for a couple of hours.

Oh, absolutely.

But while you were looking at extra health care headlines,

you passed this one along to me.

It's not one of the ones we're officially covering on the show,

but I had to print it out.

I'll hold it up.

And it says, could Navy submarine smoking ban lead military to

quit and honestly I haven't been as shocked by a headline in a long time I

can't believe they allowed smoking in summaries until the last day of

2010 and and and basically the idea was that okay maybe non smokers maybe the

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