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Discriminate. it is not an older person's disease, it can be any age, and the fact we should be checking ourselves. if i can take ten seconds and everybody else watching, if you have a cup of tea or doing something at home getting ready for work, for ten seconds. all i need to is examine yourself. three fingers around the breast tissue, men and women, because men can get it as well. looks like skin changes, feel around the nipple, around the armpit, feel for lumps and bumps. if you feel a bump, see skin changes, discharge from the nipple, lumps in the armpit or around your neck that is dischar...

Sanjay gupta is on the ground at a refugee camp. >> one of the big concerns the thyroid gland in particular can take up this radioactive iodine. so this is sort of a simple, yet important concept is if you give a stable iodine, in this case, potassium iodine you're flooding with this stable component. and even if there is exposure to this element, it doesn't get stuck. it seems to work pretty well. it's just simple iodine tablets. now, that's not going to work after someone's been exposed. not going to protect people against other effects of radiation poisoning, and not protect them against so...

An exposure to this element, it doesn't get taken up by the thyroid because the thyroid is all full of stable iodine. that's sort of the fury here. it seems to work well. it's simple iodine tablets. now, that's not going to work after someone has been exposed. that's not going to necessarily protect people against other effects of radiation poisoning and that is not going to protect them against the nausea, the vomiting, the skin changes, the effects on the bone marrow but again something that seems to be pretty effective against one of the most disastrous complications due to radiation. >> th...

Atmosphere and that can be taken into the body. that's the concern about a nuclear accident. one big concern is the thyroid gland in particular can take up this radioactive iodine. so this is sort of a simple yet important concept, is that if you get a stable iodine -- potassium iodine, you flood the thyroid gland with a stable component. even if there is exposure to this radioactive element, it doesn't get taken up by the thyroid because the thiyroid is all full of stable iodine. that's the theory here. it seems to work pretty well. it is just simple potassium iodine tap bletblets. that's not...