WHO: Breast cancer ang pangunahing uri ng cancer na tumatama sa mga babae sa Pilipinas | BK - video Dailymotion

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Mga Kabalita, October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Para sa madibdibang usapan tungkol sa breast cancer, nakasama namin ang oncologist at President and CEO ng Asian Breast Center, Dr. Norman San Agustin. #BalitaKo   Balita Ko is a noontime GMA Network newscast, anchored by Raffy Tima and Connie Sison. It airs on GTV Mondays to Fridays at 11:00 AM (PHL Time).  #GMAIntegratedNews #KapusoStream  Breaking news and stories from the Philippines and abroad: GMA Integrated News Portal: http://www.gmanews.tv Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gmanews TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gmanews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/gmanews Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/gmanews  GMA Network Kapuso programs on GMA Pinoy TV: https://gmapinoytv.com/subscribe

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00:00 (upbeat music)

00:02 (speaking in foreign language)

00:06 October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

00:08 (speaking in foreign language)

00:12 - Well, thank you.

00:28 Thank you for having me over.

00:29 - It's a pleasure.

00:30 (speaking in foreign language)

00:34 - 'Cause it has reached the level of a pandemic.

00:54 And unfortunately,

00:56 (speaking in foreign language)

01:00 unnecessarily because breast cancer is fully treatable

01:09 if determined early and managed properly.

01:12 - Okay.

01:13 (speaking in foreign language)

01:17 - If you look at two extremes,

01:19 for those who have, are capable of attaining

01:22 same level of care.

01:24 (speaking in foreign language)

01:28 (speaking in foreign language)

01:32 (speaking in foreign language)

01:36 (speaking in foreign language)

01:39 (speaking in foreign language)

01:43 (speaking in foreign language)

01:47 (speaking in foreign language)

01:54 - Can you tell us more about that?

02:11 (speaking in foreign language)

02:15 - One of the things that confuses me so much

02:19 is why how come Filipinas are more afraid

02:22 of the treatment or the medications or the medicine

02:25 than the disease itself?

02:27 (speaking in foreign language)

02:31 Now, that's the initial response to that.

02:37 But the follow up response is,

02:39 (speaking in foreign language)

02:43, ultrasound or whatever.

02:48 (speaking in foreign language)

02:52 (speaking in foreign language)

02:56 (speaking in foreign language)

03:00 (speaking in foreign language)

03:05 (speaking in foreign language)

03:09 (speaking in foreign language)

03:13 (laughing)

03:15 (speaking in foreign language)

03:19 (speaking in foreign language)

03:47 - It's a novel type of technology.

03:52 It's been around for a long time.

03:54 (speaking in foreign language)

03:58 It's powered by energy, heat energy.

04:04 (speaking in foreign language)

04:08 Artificial intelligence.

04:10 So, very unique combination

04:13 (speaking in foreign language)

04:17 - Very, very affordable.

04:36 (speaking in foreign language)

04:40 - You want to be examined by a man

04:42 or you want to protect yourself.

04:44 (speaking in foreign language)

04:46 No touch, no radiation.

04:47 It's independent of age.

04:49 (speaking in foreign language)

04:53 It's affordable care.

04:54 (speaking in foreign language)

04:57 - Well, it depends.

04:59 There are many ways to get to this technology.

05:03 Anywhere from (speaking in foreign language)

05:09 (speaking in foreign language)

05:13 (speaking in foreign language)

05:19 (speaking in foreign language)

05:23 - Well, 1% (speaking in foreign language)

05:36 Whether you're a man, a woman, or in between.

05:38 (speaking in foreign language)

05:41 (speaking in foreign language)

05:45 (speaking in foreign language)

05:49 (speaking in foreign language)

05:52 - One of the most basic management of the breast pandemic

06:14 is early detection and treatment.

06:17 (speaking in foreign language)

06:18 It makes it a very affordable way to screen.

06:21 But again, (speaking in foreign language)

06:22 the cost of treatment will depend

06:24 on the stage of the disease.

06:25 And the earlier you go for your screening,

06:27 the earlier the disease is picked up and diagnosed,

06:31 the easier and the cheaper the treatment.

06:33 (speaking in foreign language)

06:36 (speaking in foreign language)

06:39 - Well, I guess before I answer that question,

06:41 (speaking in foreign language)

06:45 variation from different countries

06:50 and different institutions

06:52 is really a financial question issue.

06:56 (speaking in foreign language)

07:00 So let's not cost effective.

07:03 So (speaking in foreign language)

07:05 baseline mammogram at the age of 35,

07:08 (speaking in foreign language)

07:10 (speaking in foreign language)

07:13 risk factors, then you wait until you're 40 years old

07:15 and do your annual checkup from then on.

07:17 (speaking in foreign language)

07:21 - It's true that earlier breast cancer

07:38 is being detected now,

07:39 but it's a matter of percentage or absolute numbers.

07:42 (speaking in foreign language)

07:46 Early breast cancer is only seen in one or 2%.

07:51 1% of half a million is smaller than 1%

07:54 of a million and a half.

07:57 (speaking in foreign language)

08:01 They're more conscious because of the internet,

08:07 the awareness, breast cancer awareness.

08:10 (speaking in foreign language)

08:14 - Well, the biggest indication for them

08:29 (speaking in foreign language)

08:36 and you're over the age of 30, 35,

08:39 even by itself is a risk.

08:40 One out of every four women in the Philippines

08:42 will develop breast cancer.

08:43 Some may catch one of every eight.

08:45 (speaking in foreign language)

08:48 Just being a female and living

08:50 and being born in the Philippines

08:52 already automatically puts you at a high risk.

08:54 (speaking in foreign language)

09:05 These are many factors that you should look at.

09:07 - Doc, thank you so very much.

09:08 (speaking in foreign language)

09:12 Thank you so very much, Doc.

09:18 (speaking in foreign language)

09:22 CEO of Asian Breast Center.

09:24 (speaking in foreign language)

09:28 (speaking in foreign language)

09:38 (upbeat music)

09:49 (upbeat music)

09:52 (upbeat music)

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WHO: Breast cancer ang pangunahing uri ng cancer na tumatama sa mga babae sa Pilipinas | BK

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