dr. melvin, and his partner. they tout it as a potentially life saving life safer. >> dr. melvin came in and said are you sure you have a lump? he said i don't veterans day any. >> she had what they called a mild to moderate risk. melvin recommended exercises and cleanse. and recommended she come back in three months. >> moern returned four months later. her symptoms had become dramatically worse. >> all of a sudden, i'm such a fool. why did i even come here. she refused another set of scans. unemployed and uninsured she says it took seven months to get in for a biopsy. her diagnosis, stage three brrch. >> it affected everything. >> how did you get through? >> i guess i'm stronger than i thought. >> it says it's far more efficient at detecting cancer. >> i don't know of a credible resource would say it's adequate to save lives. >> the fda state patients who under go a them og fi test alone should not commend on it. it has not be shown to be effective for either breast cancer screening or diagnosis in detecting early stage breast cancer. >> i don't need a mammogram. >> that'

dr. melvin for reading. almost identically to morgan's. but i went in for a mammogram afterwards. and thankfully, it was normal. do you remember your patient morgan sloan? >> no. >> no. >> reporter: we show them morgan's thermal report from 2012. >> there are significant thermal findings in the report. >> if you were definitely alarmed, why wait? >> we need a three-month recall to understand it. >> reporter: dr. melvin later told abc, morgan didn't follow his recommendations and pointed out this line on the intake form. the report will not tell me whether i have an illness, disease, or other condition. we also asked about those cancer detecting statements in the brochure. they told us they have now changed it. >> walk nice. >> reporter: as for morgan, she is now cancer-free. and her advice for anyone who discovers a lump -- >> go get a biopsy. it's the only way. >> reporter: a biopsy being just one of the medically accepted and proven methods to examine a lump. when it comes to breast cancer screening, the g

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few and far between, owner dr we bought a for rent sign but didn't have the heart to put it up until now. >> i don't think that i can run it anymore. >> it was started by melvin and his wife, betty. over the years, melvin brought -- to berkeley, including a teenager named aretha franklin. hunkering down as digital technology ran competing music stores out of business. >> people said that you must be doing really good if you are the only ones. the problem is, i inherited their no business. >> reporter: much more than changing technology, he says it has been the changing neighborhood that hurts the most. an area that once teamed with f couldn't american businesses is now almost empty. >> we are the last ones standing. it's a tragedy. it's happening everywhere all across the nation. harlem, new orleans, every place there is a black presence, it's getting delete. >> pushed out by economic forces on their control. >> it's just the latest from slavery to jim crow to crack, gentrification is the now. it's that next thing that's happened to the black community. >> andrew was one of the few customers to drop by on this day. he puts his faith in god, but can't help but