challenging. you cannot and should not do it unless you have a full tank. we give all that we can for as long as we can, and then it s time. and so, for me it s time. good morning, everyone. poppy is off wi, kaitlan and i here. when it s time to go, it s time to go. it shocked a lot of people. that was a resignation that people were not expected. that was new zealand s prime minister resigning. we ll discuss her surprise announcement in a moment with christiane amanpour. plus president biden has been planning to announce his re-election bid after february 7th but then came the document scandal does that delay his decision. there is a new george santos lie. the new york lawmaker claims repeatedly and consistently that his mother was in the world trade center on 9/11 now we know she wasn t even in the country. a bold prediction by volodymyr zelenskyy in a speech in davos, vowing his country will reclaim crimea from the russians. but we begin with this president
still makes a big difference. i can show you quickly. if you say, look, what is the impact overall of colonoscopes what you find reducing deaths, 40% reduction overall, and a 68% reduction in the risk of dying from cancer that s not the right full screen here. we can show you the numbers for the impact of the primary screening. there it is. that you should keep in your mind. that s probably the most important set of data when you look at colon cancer screening overall. but to your question, based on the new data, the interval of how long you should wait and whether that should be different for men and women, that s something we ll wait and see. we ll see what they do with this data. interesting stuff. thank you. we always learn a lot from you dr. gupta, appreciate you joining us this morning. thank you. you got it, thank you. in washington gearing up for a major fight over raising the
beds are entirely full. when we are talking about stopping nonessential elective surgeries, a lot of people, i think, tend to think of something like lasik eye surgery or maybe something cosmetic like a nose job, but for many people essential or, quote, unquote, nonessential surgeries are essential. it s people who need knee replacements or hip replacements and waiting for that can cause a big burden, a big disruption, not only for them physically and how they feel, but also to their schedules and plans they have based around planned surgeries. listen to morph what one doctor told us. many hip and knee replacement-type surgeries, orthopedic procedures, have been postponed and many of those patients, you know, are suffering pain when they use that point. some of the cancer screening procedures are considered elective and so they get postponed, things like colonoscopes, and that can also put patients at risk.