to find out researchers at the silent university medical center went a step further to examine what was happening on the cellular level. working with blood samples from athletes they separated out the white blood cell. or leukocytes. these revealed very clearly how we age the white blood cells contain the key that allows you to turn back the clock of your physiological age by a number of years. it's found inside the cell nucleus in the chromosomes which contain the genetic information or d.n.a. . each strand of d.n.a. has a cap at the end of the telomeres these caps protect the chromosome from becoming damaged. every time our cells divide the telomeres are shortened until eventually they cease to do their job causing the cells to age cease functioning. regular exercise appears to slow down this process. we carried out a preliminary study with so-called master athletes. these are people who've done in durance training all their lives dr martin runners olympic champions world champions they trained on average for thirty five years and we found that in this group the aging of the selves wa

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brook army medical center and university hospital. >> going into the bay. >> go ahead and get her oxygenchaotic but controlled chaos. >> reporter: dr. ramon sisterer in is the trauma surgeon on call today. he says the purpose isn't just to run through the medical treatment. >> what do we do after this? >> we get x-rays. >> reporter: also to streamline more basic things like communication between different wings of the hospital so a patient can get critical care faster. >> we called o.r.? >> we called o.r. >> what did they say? you physically have to call the o.r. >> communication is a big piece of what we're going to do. >> trying to figure out how they'd manage it at our level, at their level. optimizing that is one of the key goals for today. to be road to receive a mass casualty incident, at 2:30 on a saturday morning, 3:00 a.m. on a wednesday -- >> reporter: as doctors a know all too well, it could be on a quiet sunday at 11:20 a.m. that's when a gunman armed with an ar-15 walked into the first baptist church in sutherland springs, texas, and opened fire. killing 26 and injuring doze

he has been transferred to the university of hospital medical center. we are awaiting an update from him. a possible suspect has been shot. scanner traffic says that suspect was shot in the face. not confirmed through official channels. accounts two people dead and chicago tribune reports less than six. again, that's not through official channels. we're still waiting for that information to be boiled down. what we're hearing from witnesses is that the gunman focused particularly on woman -- one woman standing over her in a parking lot discharging multiple shots in her direction u really a point blank range i should say. that being said, we don't know if this was motivated by a domestic dispute. if this sadly would fit the pattern that we have become accustomed to with these mass shootings or part of the violence have you heard so much about playin plaguing te city of coshocton. we are on the south side of the city right now. we can't make those connections right now there were 21 shootings over the weekend here in the city of chicago. so, gun violence i

. >> as for the survivors, the university of pittsburgh medical center says three people are still hospitalized. that's two congregants and one police officer. and two of the three are still in intensive care but they are improving and able to breathe on their own, some small positive news for that city. >> thank you. >>> the parents of a 14-year- old boy are taking legal action against the south san francisco school district the subject of the lawsuit a former teacher joseph torey. he has been charged with dozens of counties of sexual abuse. he used to teach at westboro middle school. he remains in jail on $6 million bail. in a criminal case, choi faces accusations that he molested five boys ages 13 and 14. this lawsuit alleges that school administrators knew about inappropriate contact that the teach her with students and didn't immediately report it as required by law. >> if you have reasonable suspicion of sexual abuse, the law is that you're not too investigate it. you're to report it. and what this district did was investigate the abuse before reporting it to the authorities. >> the lawsu

. >> as for the survivors, the university of pittsburgh medical center says three people are still hospitalized. that's two congregants and one police officer. and two of the three are still in intensive care but they are improving and able to breathe s arrested for stabbing female student at a campus in aptos near the campus cafeteria. students and staff pinned the suspect down until the sheriff's arrived. steve wooding was taken into custody. a 19-year-old victim was taken to the hospital. it's not clear if they knew each other but authorities say the college had a restraining order against him because of harassing phone calls that he had made to the college. they said he also attacked a cabrillo staff member roughly 10 years ago and was sentenced to several years in a mental hospital. >>> tomorrow will be likely the final battle of the bay between the 49ers and the raiders and security will be stepped up at levi's stadium for the prime time matchup. this rivalry has a history of violence between the two fan bases. ann rubin joins us now outside the stadium with the details. >> reporter: ther

the shooting happened right near the university of mississippi medical center in jackson.o that hospital. the 1 and 3-year-olds are listed in stable condition. police believe the shooter knew the mother. >>> there is now an arrest in the alabama case that led to police shooting and killing a black man who was a so-called good guy with a gun, but the controversy is far from over. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> let's go! >> reporter: police have in custody the real gunman who is accused of sending black friday shoppers running for their lives. when police say he opened fire during an argument at this alabama mall south of birmingham. 20-year-old aaron brown was arrested south of atlanta where police say he had been hiding out. he's charged with attempted murder. the family of ej bradford, who was mistakenly killed in the chaos by a responding police officer, is demanding that investigators release the police body camera videos. city officials are joining them, calling for the alabama law enforcement agency to share the video now. >> we urge them to approve this request no l

researchers at the university of texas south western medical center tested it on mice.ru it will take many years to bring to patients. >>> time magazine reports that megan markle and prince harry are moving out of kensington pal lace. they will move to frogmore house. they're photo shoot was taken place there. it says cottage, but it has like ten bedrooms. >>> and a black woman has been named to lead harvard for the first time in the 145 year history. she promised to steer the paper toward a more diverse and digital future. she was previously an intern at "cbs news." >> washington. >> and they say once you have been an editor of the harvard crimson, it is all great from there. congratulations to her. >> how proud are we are her? >> she got very good reviewing in the washington bureau. should we take any credit or no? >> i think we were the lucky ones. >> you're right. >> and you can come back after you great. >> and bloomberg reports that "ralph breaks the internet" had one of the biggest thanksgiving openings of all time. >> the animated sequel got $84.5 million. it is

he graduated from the university of nebraska medical center and then completed his residency at st. mary's family medicine program in grand junction, colorado. he is the founding member and currently servining as the steering committee to the district primary care coalition in washington and is a leading advocate for district primary care across the board. he is here representing his company, which is nexterra primary care. hassan azar serves as the senior vice president of total rewards at u.s. foods. he is responsible for the strategic direction and management of u.s. foods employee compensation and benefit programs and employee service center, human resources information systems, executive compensation and stock programs, and he has long experience in the employee benefit realm, managing that portfolio for a number of different companies over the years. he has been a director of the national business group on health since june 2017. he has an mba and a master's in health services administration, a b.a. from the university of michigan. he also has a law degree from the university

college student and from the same virus that killed 11 kids at a new jersey medical center, reportedly caught the virus at the universityfather things olivia's dollars was worsened by problems in the dorm with mold. 5 additional students have been diagnosed with the virus which has symptoms similar to a cold. rob: a warning before you start cooking your thanksgiving feast, romaine lettuce is not safe to eat because of a major e. coli outbreak. according to the cdc 32 people 11 states of gotten sick. officials save you have romaine lettuce in your fridge, throw it away. jillian: delayed reaction. talks to improve medical care for the nation's euros. rob: more on the possible partnership. >> reporter: the wall street journal reports apple in talks with a permit of veterans affairs to provide electronic health records to illiterate veterans to make them portable, easier for their hospital and medical visits. apple would create a special software tool that would allow them to transfer these documents to iphones, make them easier to carry around and apple announced it was getting into the medical industry with this feature a

medical center in san jose. by early 2019 north county victims won't need to make that track. instead working with stamford university to open a new clinic for students and sexual assault victims in the northern part of the county. serving mountain view, los altos and others. >> more and more victims are reaching out and they're not just saying me too, but i need your help. >> reporter: she says it's projected there will be 400 sexual assault medical exams needed count awide in the coming year. >> i think there's a real opportunity here to be curious about can we expand the number of locations. >> reporter: and the university has identified space at the existing stamford hospital and clinics, but it is up to the county to make sure it has the right staff in place. >> amanda, thank you. >>> a couple has agreed to pay $2.25 million. city officials say the landlord operate or manage properties across it city and illegally operate 14 of them as an airbnb. they staged the krunts to make it look like they were being lived in. they also staged units they were living in 2015 in a similar case. >>> a gorgeous night outside. >

medical ethics and health policy at the university of pennsylvania. of the centeror for health policy and outcomes at memorial sloan-kettering cancer center. thank you for being here >> it's wonderful. >> i'm looking forward to what will be a lively discussion. if you have questions for our guests, you tweet them using #postlive. i will relay them during our conversation. i want to talk about the patient experience because i'm sure most in the audience have known someone with cancer who struggled to pay the bills. you know, i know that treatments are expensive, but when i started looking at how the cost has grown over the last decade, it kind of blew my mind. the average cost for a month of treatment for cancer patient has risen to around $15,000. as i'm sure you know from $7,000 a decade ago. baseline question, does it cost too much to treat cancer in the u.s.? >> yes. i mean, it is just that simple. it's extremely expensive and anecdote.ay and one of my ph.d. mentors got prostate cancer and eventually got on a drug and when the doctor was telling him, you know, i'm going to put you on this medication, and so yes, what are the side effect

medical center. she reportedly caught the adeno virus. thinks it was worsened by mold problems in the dorm. the university is denying that claim.us which has symptoms similar to ceevmentd assault on democracy. that's how los angeles police are describing a voter fraud scheme involving homeless people. nine people charged with bribing the homeless on the infamous skid row to forge signatures on ballots and registration forms in the 2016 and 2018 elections. their reward, cash and cigarettes. officials say they are confident the fake names did not affect any votes. and so much for bon voyage. hundreds left stranded in the caribbean after cruise ship breaks down. set sail for 10 night cruise. mechanical issue with the steering system cut short after first stop in puerto rico. the problem could take days to fix. flights and refunds are being arranged for passengers this is the ultimate domino effect. oh, no. incredible surveillance video showing a forklift operator burching into a shelf causing as can you seat entire warehouse to clasp maybe the entire thing is a stretch. you get the point. shelves foul of warehouse workers at the u