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s. nurses health study to has tracked more than 95000 women since 1991 and says that those who regularly consumed sugary drinks when they were young were twice as likely to get colon cancer, as those who never or rarely drank them. how did you should, if i think the study is very relevant, was to basically we've always known that diet plays a key role including in cancer development. and ultimately we've also known that certain foods are highly suspect including sugar. so now there's more evidence that this is true, that of that of the stuff they finish sourced. medicine is proved that good nutrition is important for digestive health. and that means restricting sugar meat and highly processed foods. but the causes have not yet been fully researched. isn't as honest as they are probably several different factors and he attrition is certainly one of them. and there's research that there's an unhealthy diet with lots of sweet and little fiber. la can also affect the gut micro biome. i'm but that's just one aspect. and by no means does that explain everything i can. finally, a cable follows

international women 's day volunteers of the popular front are doing everything possible so that as many as seven as possible receive such video congratulations from our military. healthles happiness patience wait for all your loved ones home unharmed, victory is not far off. wait for us and we will definitely be back. thank you for having we have dmitry tolmachev andrey anisimov channel one. according to the american media, two ukrainian pilots arrived in the united states for the purpose of a business trip, a kind of confirmation of qualification. these are only the first. the two will meet in the near future, there will be a few more people, as the nbc channel reports , the pentagon wants to figure it out. how long will it take to train nationalists to control attack aircraft that are in service with western countries , including the f-16 fighter jets of the very ones in washington of the zelensky regime now, allegedly, he is not going to supply full-time employees, he says that the issue is only being studied and discussed so far, not even among the priority topics, however. remember at one time in the united states they said so about tanks, and then they neverthe

and don't give up i wish you good health, dear ukrainians , another week of our defense against the evil state is coming to an end one week when every day the women 'ssian army shelled ukrainian cities and villages killed our people kamyansk of the zaporizhia region beryslav of the kherson region mangana from the dnipropetrovsk region avdiyivka in kramatorsk kostiantynivka of the donetsk region kostiantynivka of the sumy region oblast, dozens more, dozens of ukrainian cities and villages that were hit by russian terrorists this week, one week, my condolences to all those who lost their loved ones for every manifestation of the theory against ukrainians , the evil state will respond, this past week finally brought a really important international legal result for ukraine for justice there is an international criminal court warrant for the arrest of the head of russia - this is a turning point after which it becomes beyond doubt that the end of this aggression for russia will be the full range of its responsibility responsibility for every strike on ukraine, for every destroyed life, for every deported ukrainian child, of course, for every manifestati

s&p 500 was up 1.4 percent. still to come, the health risks for pregnant women of color in rural parts of the u.s.olina becomes the latest state to expand medicaid. ♪ >> this is the pbs "newshour," from washington and from the west at t walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: first lady dr. jill biden is attending a vigil in nashville tonight to honor and remember the six people killed in a mass shooting at the covenant school earlier this week. it's part of a citywide candlelight vigil. singers sheryl crow, margo price and ketch secor are performing as part of the event. once again parents and , caregivers around the country are considering how they want to talk to children about this attack and gun violence. some important perspective on all of that now from dr. tori cordiano. she's a clinical psychologist specializing in children and adolescents who practices in ohio. welcome and thank you for joining us. after each one of the shootings, especially when children are killed, the question comes up, how should parents and caregiversalk to kids? what would you say ab

s stores everee without a a prescriptition. >>> in today's daily health, there's groundbreaking new research that could impact the way thousands of women>> endometrial cancer affects the uterus lining and cases are on the rise with 65,000 new cases each year. let's bring in dr. natalie azar. always so good to see you. how does this research change how patients can be treated with this? >> so, you know, the experts who weren't involved with the study who reviewed the study said this could be practice changing as soon as today. provided that the fda could get on board with it. so what were they about? it compared standard of care plus chemotherapy plus immunotherapy given at the same time with stage 3 or stage 4 or recurrent cancer. what they found was pretty remarkable. that the group who got chemo and immunotherapy at the same time had almost in certain subgroups had to up to a 70% reduction in terms of progression as well as recurrence. >> of their cancer? >> of their cancer, which is so dramatic and so much greater than the group who just got chemotherapy alone. >> quick reminder, immunotherapy means what? >> so you can think of it a

health care. cultural space, youth and elder programming. a women's lodge dedicated to mothers and recovery with their young children. affordable housing and food sovereignty programs throughout the city. the village s f is a place where native peoples displaced from their homelands or far from family. can reclaim a community to call their own. the village will be a place where native peoples can access vital support services. but more than that will be a place where people can gather in community experience a sense of belonging. acceptance. what? we all need a place to call home. with that. i'd like to ask my brother greg castro. who was one of the wisdom keepers for the room. additional loney the first people of this place we now call san francisco my brothers in the house. can you come up and help aside and also my nephew, mike donald jr from the all nations drum? i could ask you all to stand. he's gonna offer a blessing, and then we're going to a person. so we always had earlier. um hum, go over. time so what's over he helium? uh, so what? we're here? he, uh what's hallways? yeah i'm hot. oh what will always be here? he led a motto. what's up with you what? so what? he he early? um so what ? so

's health care experts have for a while now pointed to the link between abortion access and the general quality of maternal care offered by a country. abortion access of women'sactually two separate issues. they are the same issue so now that we have the data to back that up, two reports released within the last four months found that restricting abortion access in the united states has worsened the maternal death rate in the united states. women and states with abortion bans are up to three times more likely to die during pregnancy, childbirth or soon after giving birth according to a report published in january by the gender equity policy institute which is nonprofit research organization. those findings align with another study issued in december finding that maternal death rates and 2020 where a 62% higher in states with abortion bans or restrictions compared to states where abortion is accessible. now this is mainly because abortion restrictions are delaying care for all pregnant people. and states like idaho for example, a near total ban on abortion is causing doctors to leave the state resulting in a lack of reproductive health services for thousands o

s. and so, here we are. how do we do this? i will not speak for everyone, but i will speak for the men and women at the department of health and human services. how do we move that mountain? well, we move the mountain, that's the first thing. we don't wait for government to come to you. we go to where you are. and so i hope it surprises no one when i was fortunate to be sworn in in the spring of 2021 and started getting briefed where we were with the pandemic, i found out already in the first couple of months, we were beginning to see the disparities that we always see in america grow when it came to vaccinations. at that point in may two-thirds of white adult americans had received their first shot of the vaccine. at that point in may, less than 50% of black american adults had received the vaccine. less than 50% of latino adults had received that vaccine. so rather than try to get the people to go to the mountain and get vaccinated, we took the mountain to the people and by january of 2022, 90% of white americans had received at least one vaccine. 90% of black american adults had received at least one vaccine. 90% of latino.