than the risk of getting either a second breast cancer, or developing breast cancer. so we then want to weigh the risks and the benefits. tamoxifen did increase the women's chances of three rare but life-threatening health problems... one of which was endometrial cancer. but the incidence of this occuring was quite small. dr. ganz: there's still critics... who are concerned about the drug, and... they can certainly raise their questions. but i think there's no question that we looked at the safety and efficacy of tamoxifen, and found that in fact, it did reduce the risk of breast cancer. women may take that information now, and decide that they want to be treated, or they may say, "gee, you know... it's still uncertain, and i don't want to do that." the challenges of treatment, the uncertainties of the disease, are difficult for any cancer patient to endure. ms. coscarelli: cancer, because it's a life threatening illness, comes with it a whole host of psychological issues that are presented or existential issues that come up as a result of a cancer diagnosis. and i th

so, the breast cancer fund is a national organization that works to prevent breast cancer by eliminating the environmental exposures linked o the disease, mostly we talk about chemicals and radiation that are linked to breast cancer, we are a little different from your breast cancer organizations out there, we often associate breast cancer with pink ribbons and we're about to see an onslaught of ribbons in our stores, we don't identify with pink because that's mostly associated with cures and treatments and we're on prevention, we're not affiliated with other breast cancer groups, there are all different breast cancer organize sashes that do their own agenda setting and we are an independent group that we have a board that helps us make decisions as an entity, we're not focused on a cure, we focus exclusively on prevention and environmental links to the disease, we don't fund individuals and there are some amazing organizations that do that work, they'll provide extra money for treatment or food and bill payment, that's not what we do, and we don't provide direct services like support gr

than the risk of getting either a second breast cancer, or developing breast cancer. so we then want to weigh the risks and the benefits. tamoxifen did increase the women's chances of three rare but life-threatening health problems... one of which was endometrial cancer. but the incidence of this occuring was quite small. dr. ganz: there's still critics... who are concerned about the drug, and... they can certainly raise their questions. but i think there's no question that we looked at the safety and efficacy of tamoxifen, and found that in fact, it did reduce the risk of breast cancer. women may take that information now, and decide that they want to be treated, or they may say, "gee, you know... it's still uncertain, and i don't want to do that." the challenges of treatment, the uncertainties of the disease, are difficult for any cancer patient to endure. ms. coscarelli: cancer, because it's a life threatening illness, comes with it a whole host of psychological issues that are presented or existential issues that come up as a result of a cancer diagnosis. and i th

with you all to develop a training with the breast cancer fund on those chemicals that firefighters are specifically

-- with breast cancer. this will create a national education and awareness campaign targeting young women so they are more likely to catch breast cancer early and survive. taking these actions knowing i have a role in helping future girls and women prevent breast cancer was empowering. with the help of breast cancer activists we turned personal adversity into universal good. every person has the capacity to empathize with others and be their champion. not all of us have children but all of us were children at one time so we can understand the consequences of decisions made by adults responsible for children's will be in. we must recognize our responsibility and our obligation to make decisions in a way that will improve children's welker. not all of us will receive a cancer diagnosis the we all have to come to terms with our own mortality. when that day comes we will face the question whether we did enough during our lives to make a difference in the lives of others. having considered that question myself i

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removed and this is more radical than women with breast cancer. and addressing ovarian cancer, worked through something that has to be understood on the conceptual transformation. and also how we think about risk, cultural values and gender. and preventive bracketing, and considerable news coverage this past summer with angelina jolie went public with the fact she had undergone a double mastectomy after testing positive, and she was considering and planning on ovaries removed as well because the bracket genes and ovarian cancer. and increases risk of ovarian cancer and this isn't talked about as much in public. ovarian cancer is one of the deadliest gynecological cancers and because it is so deadly women thought to be at risk elected to have their ovaries removed before we had a genetic test for genes. although well-designed studies, and these studies, the risk for ovarian cancer is reduced, and what these offered was a shift in language from cautious suggestion to emphatic urging or to put another way shift from probability. and prior to the gene

sexuality, and breast feeding. she had her children yet, a lot of things come into play before women choose mastectomy, if ever. brca positive women, under a higher surveillance will still have positive lymph nodes, when they're diagnosed, 30% of the time. >> amy talked about how she drew strength from robin roberts. obviously, not a club that you want to be a member of. >> how important is it for public figures to be as courageous as you have been and others in that position like angelina jolie? >> well, it was angelina jolie who gave me the courage. and her op-ed piece was front page news, and it allowed me to have a voice. i had struggled for weeks to tell the viewers i'm going to have a double mastectomy and will be out for a few weeks. it is not casual conversation. it doesn't come up with your co-anchor in the morning. she allowed me to talk about this decision. i was very hesitant, she talked about sexuality, which really hit me hard. i was struggling with that. i was embarrassed to struggle with that, piers

breast-feeding. venturing into the middle of this hot button topic. controversial comments from alec baldwin. after his homophobic slurs what he is admitting in public about the men he's loved. we'll explain it in "the skinny." it is friday, november 22nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everyone. good to be here in diana perez. >> good to have you. i'm john muller. let's get to it. a day the of remembrance across the nation as america marks president kennedy's assassination 50 years ago today. >> the president has ordered all flags be lowered to half staff. >> and arlington national cemetery, the eternal flame burning at the president's grave site where crowds are expected to visit today. we begin our coverage with abc's brandi hitt in dallas. >> reporter: john f. kennedy was more than president of the united states. >> must be concerned about the future. >> reporter: excitement surrounded the young, handsome leader and his glamorous family. that all changed

breast cancer gene in 1994. patented the discovery, and since then, the company has maintained complete control over testing and has aggressively marketed its own test. >> i found out my risk through brac analysis. >> more than 400,000 women have been tested for the gene, but professor andrews says that myriad's history of patent enforcement has inhibited research and is preventing better detection. >> here's the problem with having one company own the gene. there actually is better testing in countries that don't patent the genes, because then lots of different pathologists and laboratories can look at those genes, and some find mutations that the myriad tests missed. >> and there is the issue of cost. in most of europe and canada, where myriad's patents have been challenged or ignored, the test is given at a fraction of the $3,200 myriad charges. if the breast cancer gene was in the public domain, how much do you think it would cost for a woman to be tested? >> i think maybe $300. i've had people, geneticists,

model champion by breast cancer researcher dr. dr. laura. >> whole idea is as soon as you know something is really effective we want to get it to patients as quickly as possibl possible. >>reporter: the pre-surgery therapy produced compelling results in the trial here. >> we were able to significantly increase the number of women who at the time of surgery had no evidence of tumor in their breast. >>reporter: this fall the fda granted accelerated approval for this drug for early positive breast cancer patient patients. supporters of the trillions hope new cancer drugs and newcomb by nation of existing drugs could quickly follow. >> this is a new paradigm. this is a new way of developing drug that is should allow not only this company but any company to take a promising new therapy and test it in the early settings way in inconvenience of whether normally would have occurred. >>reporter: shortening the time line 3 to 5 years. cancer patients like laurel are grateful for the new approach. >> i can speak for anyone with cancer any breakt

our prayers are with amy, her family and every woman facing breast cancer. thanks for watching abc news. good night america. when ouwe goword. she said hert (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew what? (announcer) the subaru forester. (girl) what? (announcer) motor trend's two thousand fourteen sport utility of the year. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> thousands appear dead. thousands more without food water or electricity after deadly super typhoon rips through the philippines. this is new video of the moment of impact. you cap see just how powerful the storm was when it hit. good evening. >> we begin with new develop many on one of the deadliest storms of the century after devastating philippines typhoon has weaken but the storm system now bringing rain toching rain o south china. >> philippine government reports the death toll already reached nearly 1800 and expected to climb to continu continue,000. for survivors relief is slow. >> right n

cancer awareness groups of breast cancer groups are not talking about the causes of breast cancer and there's all this emphasis on curing is it because there's a big buck to be made of that here. i would i would think so that that's probably a big part of it you know it's about the food and i know that you write about this food is the fuel of the body and i always like in the body to a maza ravi if you're a muslim you would never put inferior huell into it and you would never wait till all the parts broke down before you. took it to a mechanic yet with our body the most magnificent machine way beyond any miles or ruddy we continuously put inferior fuel into it we don't value this machine that we have so at some point the liver goes. i give you know the liver was only meant to process a minimal amount of toxins and we are under this great assault so my books have to do a lot with that and then i think there's another thing that nobody ever considers and it goes back into molecular biology and i i like to simplify my explanations for my readers and i will do that for you. because it hel

so i only had a cancer diagnosis in one breast, the left breast and chose to have a double mastectomyuse there were areas of concerns in the other breast. it was a really good decision for me because i ended up with cancer in both breasts. but the reconstruction was something i thought i wanted to have right away. i did have it right away. it is a process and something you have to get used to. and that, i never really expected. i never expected that that would be a challenge, as well. >> another question, how are you feeling? >> i feel great, my prognosis is excellent. i chomped at the bit when they asked me to come on piers. when you turn 40 years of age, that is the best gift you can give yourself and your family. because look at the situation, they found the cancer and hopefully they found an early cancer and she will live a long, beautiful life. >> stay with me, we'll talk to others who dealt with cancer. we'll talk to the surgeon who operated on angelina jolie. [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or thei

i watched her through her struggle with breast cancer. the thing that is the finder is in each of those radishes had not great clarity and great passion, but she had a vision that has been very unique. i was very fortunate to be with her in the legislature and washed her and her career going from the florida house of the florida senate to the u.s. congress to the chairman of the democratic national committee. it's a pretty incredible story for somebody who started as an aid in the florida legislature. she is our debbie wasserman schultz. for very fortunate to have her coming from this community. let me just say this before every her up here. i also ask you to buy this book. that's why she's here. as for the next generation. either way, it cost $25.99. unless you're canadian, it is $20.99. zero that's in canada. she will be signing your copies. i urge you to do that because she's chatty and she will talk with you about hunger and anybody who is with her once or two. she can't help talking to people because she has a lot to talk about. let

model champion by breast cancer researcher dr. dr.aura. >> whole idea is as soon as you know something is really effective we want to get it to patients as quickly as possibl possible. >>reporter: the pre-surgery therapy produced compelling results in the trial here. >> we were able to significantly increase the number of women who at the time of surgery had no evidence of tumor in their breast. >>reporter: this fall the fda granted accelerated approval for this drug for early positive breast cancer patient patients. supporters of the trillions hope new cancer drugs and newcomb by nation of existing drugs could quickly follow. >> this is a new paradigm. this is a new way of developing drug that is should allow not only this company but any company to take a promising new therapy and test it in the early settings way in inconvenience of whether normally would have occurred. >>reporter: shortening the time line 3 to 5 years. cancer patients like laurel are grateful for the new approach. >> i can speak for anyone with cancer any breakthr

model champion by breast cancer researcher dr. dr.. >> whole idea is as soon as you know something is really we wano patients as quickly as possibl possible. >>reporter: the pre-surgery therapy produced compelling results in the trial here. >> we were able to significantly increase the number of women who at the time of surgery had no evidence of tumor in their breast. >>reporter: this fall the fda granted accelerated approval for this drug for early positive breast cancer patient patients. supporters of the trillions hope new cancer drugs and newcomb by nation of existing drugs could quickly follow. >> this is a new paradigm. this is a new way of developing drug that is should allow not only this company but any company to take a promising new therapy and test it in the early settings way in inconvenience of whether normally would have occurred. >>reporter: shortening the time line 3 to 5 years. cancer patients like laurel are grateful for the new approach. >> i can speak for anyone with cancer any breakthrough for anyone is a breakt

and knew that she'd had breast cancer at some point. anif you look closely,ou see one breast. going to help so my other people out ere. because even if u don't have a scar on the outside, you might have one on the inside. >> sheaid, you know, they ld me that i ve, you know, months to live. and the room just was dead silent. i'll never forget what she said after that. >> i'm going tdie the happiest woman in t world. so thank you so much [ cheers and appuse ] >>he weird thing is, i think she -- i think she w the luckiest girl in the room. and i looked at her,nd i thought, younow what? i'rather live to be 35ears old and be jill than live to be 65 years old ande that cranky woman who was just cplaining out the dinner. >> i keep a journal that i write in for my nieces. i'm not around, thedvice th i would give them. i will always be the angel lookg over you. >> every time i had a thought in my mind, something i wouldell them, i go and write in the journal. whenever they would want task me something, they can just open up the journal and there's my answer. >> you know she's ill and y

we know obesity increases the risk of breast cancer.e things that has been missing is what are the links? and what this study suggests is that it's cholesterol and the conversion of cholesterol to this estrogen-like molecule. >> so is the recommend then that women should make sure they keep their cholesterol in check if they want to reduce the risk of braes cancer? >> well, i'm not a physician, but the implications of our research are twofold. one it confirms the studies that have been done in the past, that a diet low in cholesterol is beneficial for health and it now adds breast cancer to the potential benefits. the second was highlighted in our study was that lower cholesterol is likely to increase the efficacy of the therapies that women take for estrogen reexcept for positive breast cancers. >> let's remind ours though that the research was done on mice. so it is too early to say now how this might actually help tackle breast cancer in humans? >> usually when you -- you hear about studies done in mice, cancer studies. the first thi

after submit to go miami grm on live tv in october, she was found to have breast cancer. robot has decided to undergo a double mastectomy. >> we made so much progress. >> the medical director of the breast health center of the medical center in oakland says advance in early cancer detection are saving lives but women must stay vigilant. >> we are all at risk of being the major risk for breast cancer being female and getting older. and so there are things we can do to reduce our risk but that doesn't mean we can eliminate risk. >> pepper has been cancer free for 6 years. she eats the writ food. exercises regularly and had no family history. >> you really have to be your own advocate and speak up for yourself and know your body. what your normal rhythm are and when you see things that are different, you have to speak u up. >> absolutely sewer relevant to be sitting here but as scary as it all is i'm so, so lucky because you guys pushed me in that mammogram and thank god you did. >> this morning in a message posted to her blog she scheduled her surgery for thursday. in san f

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after submit to go miami grm on live tv in october, she was found to have breast cancer.obot has decided to undergo a double mastectomy. >> we made so much progress. >> the medical director of the breast health center of the medical center in oakland says advance in early cancer detection are saving lives but women must stay vigilant. >> we are all at risk of being the major risk for breast cancer being female and getting older. and so there are things we can do to reduce our risk but that doesn't mean we can eliminate risk. >> pepper has been cancer free for 6 years. she eats the writ food. exercises regularly and had no family history. >> you really have to be your own advocate and speak up for yourself and know your body. what your normal rhythm are and when you see things that are different, you have to speak u up. >> absolutely sewer relevant to be sitting here but as scary as it all is i'm so, so lucky because you guys pushed me in that mammogram and thank god you did. >> this morning in a message posted to her blog she scheduled her surgery for thursday. in san fra

twin sisters both dgnosed with breast cancer both helping each other healn a remarkable way. here's kristen welker. >> reporter: i 34 years kelly and kristen share just abo everything. identical twins with a special connection that srted before they were born. >> they only heard one hrt beat and thethink we were laying on top of onenother and our hearts were beating asone. >> repter: and both their hearts werebroken, their families devastated when kelly was diagnosed with an aggressive form o breast cancer two years ago. she was pregnant with h first ild. >>ou're thinking at 60, 65 you'll get yr cancer diagnosis and something lik that

have you considered having breast reduction surgery? something's wrong. you see?y reshap the whole breast so you can't even tell. how long does it take to heal? well, it says just a few weeks. you can keep charlie off 'em for that long, can't you? i don't know. might have to get some loane. morning. morning. morning. , ths not good porn. it's not porn. it's a web site about breast reduction surgery. oh, alan, you don't need surgery. a little exercise'll firm up those man boobs. don't be silly, charlie. alan suggested it might be a soluon for my ba pai really? alan made that suggestion? i st said it could help. i'll tell you what helps pain. pain pills. in fact, i saw a guy on the news with a nail in his head, and thanks to pain pills, he was laughing. what about addiction that's the least of his problems. he's got a nail inis hea charlie... kidding. kidding. look... i love your breasts just the way they are, but if you're in pain, you have my unconditional support to do whatever you have to do to feel better. really? so y'd be okay with this? sweetie, come on. i'm

. >> paid to breast feed. a government agency wants to give mothers cash to breast feed their new borns. . >>> young people sat down together to stop crime. spare the youth summit was more that trying to keep the peace. they come from some of oakland's most dangerous neighborhoods and don't always get along. they met on neutral territory. >> to deal with their differences and work on solutions to the violence. >> if you know the people that are involved with this you engage them and tell them it's a different way to handle it. >> the spare the youth summits is held by truceo, his goal is to get people the put down their guns. >> truceo gets help to steer them away from crime, job placement, houses and therapy. giving the kids life skills, employment and get the procedure treatment they need. more than 40 young men and women, many gang members are taking part in the ongoing meetings. the man behind the project speaks from experience, he's trying to make sure they -- don't make the mistakes he did. >> he spent 2

use the hair dryer, women with large breasts, use it under the breasts, in the privates. >> and anti-fungalaution. talc is a sclerosising agent, it can form little microscopic scars, it should be used in caution in the genital area. don't sleep with under wear on. your privates need to breathe. >> yes, the ladies need to breathe. >> so, #3. >> third. we have your medicine cabinet. your medicine cabinet, can in fact be make being you smell. because, ceech in -- keep in mind, some of us are taking anti-histamines for allergies. right? you are take it, you want to dry yourself up, but you are drying out your mouth and a dry mouth is what leads to bad breath. so you wanna make sure that your medicine cabinet is not contributing to this. and if you have antibiotics in the medicine cabinet, everybody's got antibiotics they keep in the medicine cabinet. but, what happens with antibiotics, due to the medicinal effect of them, they can cause your urine to smell and your breath to smell. a couple of things. you notice when you take antibiotic, you sweat, you smell like your antibiotics. >> one more r

amy with robin rogts who is also a breast cancer survivor morng tvocked by the disease.otb frie's so diagnosed. >> i have decidedo have a bilateral ma sec toemy. i'm goin to be aggressive. i don't know what stage iam i d't kw iftspread we'll find out those thingin the weeks to come. >> dr. jennifer aston says you must get a second opinion right away. >> it's important for women to talk to a reconstructive plastic surgeoat the begin to help em decide if they want a to do a reconstruction surgery. the s amy's mammogram will save lives. >> women shouldn't be lulled into thinking that they're not at risk. >> most woman who get breast canc don't have a family history. >> if one life is saved because of early detection, it's all rth it. >> she just never knew it would be her own. >> having you to push me to do this, to say you can do this, abc new sav my life. >> you saved your life, amy. you did it. >> amy has no better support system than robin and the gma crew. and we wish h a very speedy recovery. >> let's get to the other b stories. starting with miley cyrus, one upping h

i thank the breast cancer fund because i learned a lot from your presentation, i work at common bhaoel and we do a three day intensive training on breast cancer and environmental health and we want to work with you all to develop a training with the breast cancer fund on those chemicals that firefighters are specifically exposed to nr the course of feting a fire which has to do with insulation and houses, diesel and so on so i hope we can work together with that in the future. >> any questions? yes? het her bring the mike phone to you. >> why -- when you were talking about the cans and the bpa exposures, why did you just address beans? i'm assuming you mean any food or liquid in all cans? >> yes, it's all of them and i didn't mean to just address beans, that's why the recommendation is frozen or fresh vegetables, for instance, frozen and fresh fruits, we did a bunch of product testing and looked at also past product testing to see where are the highest levels of bpa in canned foods and it looks like they end up the most in kind of very complex foods like soup or, you know, the pasta di

. >> somebody did their own parody of this >>> if i say double breasted suit, what do you think? probably grandpa. >> making a comeback too. >> they're making a big comeback and "gq" is showing us how you can wear a double breasted suit. making it a little bit more hip. you've got the pocket square but also his shirt and no tie. you can wear it the traditional way but have some fun with it. at the beginning of the week, you can wear it with the shirt and the tie. they've got the stripes with the suit and the black-and-white tie. but later in the week they say you can even wear it with a turtle neck. if you don't have one, you ought to get one. >> i can't just go back 15 years and pull my double breasted jacket out of the closet. can't really get away with your old double breasted jacket. >> you could if you took it to the tailor and took it in a little bit. >> a really, really good tailor. >> right now most people have seen this video of jean-claude van damme, it's a promo for volvo. somebody did their own parody of this video. you'll probably recognize that somebody. >> my body

where she and the director explore breast-feeding.n felt guilty if one of their babies, for whatever reason, had trouble latching on. >> reporter: but what folks are really latching on to is how uncomfortable breast-feeding can be for the dads. >> the fact that i am uncomfortable around a woman -- i can't -- i don't feel relaxed, when someone's breast-feeding. >> reporter: and this father admits it's disturbing when women, including his own wife, don't cover up when dining out. >> most people are like me. and they're embarrassed by it. it may disrupt their meal. >> reporter: it set off a firestorm online. comments on mommy blogs did not stay bottled up for long. saying, i think he needs to grow up. this is feeding babies. >> reporter: others agree that women should be more private. i'm not saying you can't breast-feed in public. i certainly did. i'm saying, be discreet about it and have some manners. people are talking, which is the point of the documentary. ricki lake telling abc news, i believe this film will start an important conv

why breast cancer over autism. one instance when the government got involved in sports with civil rights. that made sense, agree with that so black players could play. but now it's becoming what dana says about money. these guys have enough to worry about. >> it's not politics, it's liberal politics. on the left, bob, sorry i have to say the left, politics has been defined as personal. which means it is designed to expand and intrude in all parts of life where as conservatism stays out of your life, you're free to do whatever you want. as a liberal you believe it must intrude and can only survive by piggybacking on the achievement of others because left doesn't make anything but bad art. so, therefore, they rely on this excess of others to push their message because they are incompetent. not you, bob, you're competent. should a wall be placed between politics and sports. there should be a wall between politics and everything. every where politics invades it poisons and corrupts except for talk shows. >> don't like

she announced this morning she has breast cancer.tors found it when she underwent the first ever mammogram on live television on "good morning america" in an emotional story. >> we froze when it happened this morning. sources at the network say the response has been overwhelming, that thoughts and prayers have been pouring in all morning. >> words i never expected to hear, i was told...i have breast cancer. >> her announcement was full of emotion and has had a tremendous impact. "good morning america" correspondent agreed last month to get a mammogram on live tv as part of "good morning america" breast cancer awareness show. >> you are being so strong today. >> she admitted now she didn't really want to do it. she says "good morning america" anchor robin roberts helped convince her. >> i went in to see robin roberts and she said, you know what, if one life to save because of early detection, it is worth it. little did she know that life would be her own. ever since she shared her personal diagnosis on "good morning america" this morn

this study was originally a breast cancer study.ecause the earlier you are at your first period, the higher the risk of breast cancer. so we do hope overall to keep in touch with these girls for a long time so that we can continue to learn things from them. >> for families watching right now, what can they do right now to maybe head off early puberty or to help their daughters through this? >> that's a really complex question. i think in general, eating a balanced, healthy diet without a lot of processed foods. we know we're supposed to do that. it's just as a working mom i know how hard that can be. but eating lots of fruits and vegetables. we really try and have half the plate be fruits and vegetables and really focusing on nutrition, focusing on exercise. everybody needs to be physically active every day. that can help. it also i think there's enough data to say whether or not it helps early puberty, we know avoiding plastics and other chemical compounds like that is definitely better for your health. so we suggest trying not to

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. >>> and a discovery that may just save lives, why cutting cholesterol could reduce the risk of breastancer. >>> we start in egypt, where there has been a development in the case of 21 young women and girls who were jailed for protesting in alexandria. it appears that they have the opportunity to be released. a statement from the interim president says that he will issue a pardon for them when the court process is over. 14 of them were sentenced to 11 years in prison. seven others, under the age of 18, are held in a juvenile detention center. their case is a part of a wider crackdown on protesters including new laws that ban unauthorized demonstrations. and the anger that those laws created led to confrontation on streets across the country on friday. in alexandria there were police who were firing tear gas at protesters looking to break up crowds. and in the capital, cairo, people had march towards one presidential palace but they were no match for security forces, and they were pushed into the sidestreets. now to our reporter live on the scene, from cairo. before we get into the prot

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