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dr. raza: to bring the patient back front and center into every conversation about cancer. to look at everything we are doing in the cancer paradigm through the prism of human anguish. and let everyone see what are the human costs of pursuing cancers to the last. susan: your book readers will find an interesting mix. it has poetry, patients stories and a lot of technical and clinical analysis in it. what were you thinking? who is your intended audience? dr. raza: it was not so much the audience but the way i was trying to tell the story. first, i was only going to write about my patients with nothing personal but once i told the stories in deep, granular detail, i felt dishonest holding back my own. somehow, there was a level of insincerity in going into the depths and profundity of patients feelings and anguish of families without talking about my own. and then i started thinking about my own. susan: what does poetry do for you? dr. raza: yes, i felt a cleavage in my min
New-yorkUnited-statesItalyJapanPakistanSan-franciscoCaliforniaJapaneseAmericaEmily-dickinsonJulia-williamsAzra-raza talksist selena zita about 2020 and populism. and the annual wall street journal ceo council meeting. susan: dr. azra raza, you have a new book out called the new cell. what is the message? dr. raza: the message is early detection and prevention of cancer way before it becomes the monstrosity that has been a stigma for centuries. susan: if you had a goal with this book, what with that goal be? dr. raza: to bring the patient into everyand center conversation about cancer. to look at everything we are doing in the cancer paradigm through the prism of human anguish. what areveryone see the human costs of pursuing cancers to the last. readers will find an interesting mix. it has poetry, patients stories and a lot of technical and clinical analysis and it. what were you thinking? who is your intended audience? so much the was not audience but the way i was trying to tell the story. first, i was only going to write about my patients with nothing personal and that but once
New-yorkUnited-statesItalyJapanCanadaPakistanSan-franciscoCaliforniaJapaneseAmericaJulia-williamsAzra-raza this is brand-new video of ukrainian troops holding out in azovstal s underground bunker. they say, quote, it is sweeter for us to die in battle than to live in chains. this morning the russians claim they will open humanitarian corridors for civilians to evacuate that steel plant. we have seen russian forces firing on the corridors in the past. we ll have more on this unfolding situation in just a moment. in the luhansk and donetsk regions, the ukrainian military says russian forces have had no success breaking through the front lines here in the past 24 hours. a total of 11 attacks had been repulsed, they say. the russian onslaught is not letting up. this is drone footage showing the devastation from air strikes in the small town of popasna. we have new reporting in the kharkiv region. ukrainian troops have retain another village. troops were seen there placing a flag on a building in moldova, a town that is just 13 miles southeast of the border with russia. let s discu
Around-the-worldViewersUnited-statesMay-5thBrianna-keilarAlex-marquardtJohn-berman5Thursday-may-5thWorldOfficialHell trapped under a bale of paper. this is in wissinoming. firefighters got the call in the last 15 minutes, it s not clear what led up to the accident. stay with channel 6 action news for updates on air and online at 6abc.com. we are also following the expanded manhunt for terrorists in belgium. police believe that two bombers survived the explosion. they are trying to identify one from the metro and one from the airport. an active search is underway for both suspects from the attacks. reporter: hi sara there are added check points and security in belgium as we learn that police are searching for at least two suspects. today the manhunt in belgium expanding and police looking for a man from the maalbeek subway station just before the deadly attack. and authorities trying to find this believed to have escaped. and they left behind essential clues. people find what appears to be a suicide note on a laptop in a garbage can, saying he was no longer knowing what to do, in a b
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