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dr. jen ashston with the bottom line here in a moment. first, linzie janis with the new guidelines. >> reporter: tonight, the american cancer society now saying women should start having mammograms at the age of 45. five years later than its previous recommendation of 40. so, women between the ages of 45 and 54, who have an average risk of developing breast cancer, should have a mammogram once a year. but after 55, a mammogram every patient is healthy. the new guidelines based on increasing evidence that mammography often produces "false positives" in younger women, results that lead to additional testing and surgery, often unnecessary. but at least one other influential group still recommends starting at 40. another says mammograms aren't necessary until 50. >> i can't believe that. >> yeah, i don't think that's right. >> these are the new guidelines. >> it's wrong. i hope the insurance companies are still going to pay for it if you want it. >> reporter: the american cancer society also dropping its previous recommendation that women hav

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dr. jen ashton with that. first to dan harris and the morning rundown. >> yeah, i'll watch that hair loss thing closely. >>> what's coming up in the news, the big story, all that water still raging downstream in south carolina. threatening another round of catastrophic flooding. at least 14 dams have now failed. 60 others are close to the breaking point and more people could be forced from their hopes. two more flood victims have been swept away in their car bringing the death toll in the carolinas to 19. >>> real anger from the group doctors without borders about that u.s. air strike on a hospital in afghanistan. the group's director says president obama's apology for the attack which killed 22 people is not enough again demanding an independent investigation. he says the group still hasn't received an official explanation for what exactly happened. >>> new details in the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. the ap, the associated press, reporting this morning that clinton's private e-mail server was the tar

evan garfein, who happens to be the brother of dr. jen's a lot of anxiety around what am i going to look like when it's all done. >> oh, my gosh. this is wild. >> reporter: surgeons have been using the 3-d models on screen for years. i had the chance to experience the process during one of my reports last year. that's creepy. but doctors tepper and garfein say taking that image from the computer to your hands changes everything. how do the patients react when you're able to show them these kinds of models? >> now when we can show them a 3-d sculpture of their very own face with their new nose is a completely different world for us. >> reporter: a new world that put 30-year-old margaret lembo at ease when she needed nose work to help a sinus condition. dr. tepper also offered to smooth out that bump on her nose and she was relieved to see the 3-d after model before the surgery. >> i can actually hold it and see it. these are my eyes, nose, my lips. it's a whole complete different experience. >> reporter: some patients take the sculptures h

. >> of course, doing all this for vh1's new reality show, family therapy with dr. jen. lohans are so into fame could be the one thing that helps save their ly. >> they are a family that would never get help, not on television. i think too heated. i think it would -- i think thei probably wouldn't be able to get through it out walking out. >> what is your biggest take away from this experience so far? >> i have taken away from this that a feeling of -- i still love her in a lot of ways. >> that was very sincere. i appreciate that. thank you. >> hopefully they work everything out on that show. michael also broke the news, he is get willing divorced from his current wife. >> he was doing >>> consideration provided by -- >>> what about all those elebrated weekend. it which beverly hills 09210 stars paved the road before making it big? >> about a year ago i was shoveling asphalt and a ystar-c from now i could be doing it again. >> i think he keeps a good perspective on things. >> that is luke perry. he turns 49 sunday. happy birthday.ear >> monday on "e.t." -- >> valley harp

. >> of course, doing all this for vh1's new reality show, family therapy with dr. jen. which debuts next year. but the fact that the lohans are so into fame could be the one thing that helps save their family. >> they are a family that would never get help, not on television. i think too heated. i think it would -- i think they probably wouldn't be able to get through it out walking out. >> what is your biggest take away from this experience so far? >> i have taken away from this that a feeling of -- i still love her in a lot of ways. >> that was very sincere. i appreciate that. thank you. >> hopefully they work everything out on that show. michael also broke the news, he is get willing divorced from his >> he was doing mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest wi-fi av

. >> of course, doing all this for vh1's new reality show, family therapy with dr. jen. which debuts next year. but the fact that the lohans are so into fame could be the one thing that helps save their ly. >> they are a family that would never get help, not on television. i think too heated. i think it would -- i think they fami probably wouldn't be able to get through it out walking out. >> what is your biggest take away from this experience so far? >> i have taken away from this that a feeling of -- i still love her in a lot of ways. >> that was very sincere. i appreciate that. thank you. >> hopefully they work

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dr. jen, tell us, i know you've delivered more than a thousand babies and have two of your own.'t shoot the messenger about 75% of women complain of this but there is scant to no hard data, no test, no scanner i can put you through. nothing i can hook up your blood to. no blood test i can say, ginger, you have it. the good news by a year postpartum it's all back to normal. >> okay, well, that's good news. i did go under some cognitive testing to test my memory. you should have seek this. more than an hour with one of your colleagues. this was incredible to see. but, you know, the question is, i guess, can we tell anything from a test like that? >> unfortunately not yet. we're not there yet. we have great neurocognitive tests to look for alzheimer's, for brain injury and concussion. not for momnesia and you passed with flying colors. even though you feel impaired you're still functioning at a high level. >> we know hormones change so hormones could be impacting -- >> there are huge changes in the brain hormonalal. this is the major circulating hormone. stradiol and they affect ga

dr. jen, tell us, i know you've delivered more than a thousand babies and you've got two of your own. >> all right. don't shoot the messenger. out 75% of women complain of hard data, no test, no scanner i can put you through. to. no blood test i can say, ginger, the good news, by a year normal. >> okay, well, that's good news. i did go under some cognitive testing to test my memory. i mean, you hud have seen this. more than an hour with one of your colleagues. this was incredible to see. but, you know, the question is, guess, can we tell a athing frfr a test like that? >> unfortunately, not yet. we're not there yet. we have great neurocognitive tests to look for alzheimer's, for brain injury and concussion. not for momnesia yet, and you did pass with flying colors, so even though you feel impaired, you're still functioning at a high level. >> we know hormones change and the whole body changes. so could hormones be >> there are huge changes in the this is the major circulating hormone. stradio