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because of potential side effects, brain bleeds, brain swelling. how comfortable should people feel taking this drug? >> let me emphasize here that almost 80% of individuals that were thought to have some degree of brain swelling, most of those cases resolved. those were identified on mris, not because of symptoms or some other diagnostic, and so, yes , there is a risk. these are serious potential consequences. they do occur in about 10% of patients. there are genetic tests that patients that might get one of these therapies should take. a certain gene might increase the risk of these side effects, but again, in most of these patients, asymptomatic even if an mri showed the presence, say, of brain swelling. something to keep in mind, something we're looking out for. >> dr. vin gupta, thank you very much for joining us. hope you have a wonderful weekend. up next on "ana cabrera reports" a houston teen believed to be missing for eight years was actually at his mother's
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to open the door to other more effective drugs? >> yeah, we absolutely think so. if you look at so many chronic diseases, what's happened to make, where we are today so different from ten years ago is there's been a combination approach of treatments like this one that can be built upon in different ways. we expect that same progression to happen here, and this will be looked back on as an important milestone in its own right, and unlocking effective combinations of therapies in the future. >> thank you very much for coming on. it's an exciting time. appreciate it. coming up, quote, trump was wrong. what mike pence said to a voter's face in iowa. what mike pence said to a voter's face in iowa
plan, where can we scale back on the more aggressive therapies that can lead to life-altering side erck effects and still see positive outcomes. that's the takeaway, kate. >> in the research they say there are certain types of patients or certain types of cancers where this type of scaling back is not recommended. >> absolutely. this is where you really have to personalize your approach and one example, i spoke with an oncologist who treats head and neck cancer patients and she said those patients whose cancer associated with hpv. those cancers are more curable than those not associated for lpv. for an hpv-associated patient, they may try the approach, but not those with cancers not associated with hpv. you have to tease out which patient may benefit and which may not qualify. >> it's interesting.
let's get to cnn's jacqueline howard. she has more on this. jacqueline, what are the benefits and what does the research show about this less is more a prech? >> kate, patients can avoid the serious side effects that can come with treatments and they're looking at which therapies may be unnecessary for the less aggressive cancers and one example of this in bone study, researchers looked at rectal cancer patients and looked at those who only received chemotherapy and compared them to those who received chemotherapy and radiation. the patients who received only chemo still had among them 80% of them were disease-free five years later. you see on the screen here, among those who had chemo and radiation, 78.8% of them were disease-free five years later. so you see, there are still similar outcomes among those who just had chemo, but skipped the radiation aspect and that's one example of where doctors are seen as we prepare treatment
literally kill you and damage your organs and compromise not just your child's birth but your own health. tori, beyonce, serena, we have had celebrities who had to go through this but have given power to the name and been making people aware so that you can ask questions and ask even when you are thinking about getting pregnant. the blood test is a big deal. more important is trying to get to some sort of therapies. this blood test, if it's negative, it means you are unlikely to have some of the complications after you give birth or during birth from preeclampsia or high blood pressure. if it's positive, put that safety net around the mom and even more importantly after they go home and after they deliver a baby, because as we know, it can happen weeks to months later. that's a big deal for the development in science. >> really important information. thank you so much for being here. really appreciate you. especially on 4th of july taking
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hospitals, — over1 million people with covid in hospitals, delivering the biggest vaccination programme in our history. — vaccination programme in our history, dealing with the busiest winter— history, dealing with the busiest winter on — history, dealing with the busiest winter on record as well as making progress _ winter on record as well as making progress on — winter on record as well as making progress on backlogs and cancer diagnosis — progress on backlogs and cancer diagnosis. however, we already have 112,000 _ diagnosis. however, we already have 112,000 vacancies and as we know, our population is going to grow, it is going _ our population is going to grow, it is going to — our population is going to grow, it is going to age and as new treatments and therapies come on, the demand on the nhs and our workforce — the demand on the nhs and our workforce is only going to increase. since _ workforce is only going to increase. since the _ workforce is only going to increase. since the foundation of the nhs, we have relied — since the foundation of the nhs, we have relied on the skills and dedication of staff who came here from _ dedication of staff who came here from the — dedication of staff who came here from the four corners of the globe to care _ from the four corners of the globe to care for— from the four corners of the globe to care for patients and there will always— to care for patients and there will always be — to care for patients and there will always be a place for them in the nhs _ always be a place for them in the nhs but— always be a place for them in the nhs. but demand for health care workers — nhs. but demand for health care workers is — nhs. but demand for health care workers is increasing and will continue _ workers is increasing and will continue increasing across the world — continue increasing across the world so _ continue increasing across the world. so doing nothing is not an option _ world. so doing nothing is not an option as — world. so doing nothing is not an option. as the prime minister says, we are _ option. as the prime minister says, we are not— option. as the prime minister says, we are not going to do nothing. we are instead —
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