-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- the justice department has reached a settlement with american airlines and us airways that requires them to sell facilities at seven airports in order to complete their planned $ 11 billion merger to create the world 's biggest carrier . the deal announced tuesday allows low-cost airlines to increase their presence at boston logan , chicago 's o'hare , dallas love field , los angeles , miami , new york laguardia , and washington national airports . angelina jolie has said that the cost of testing for breast cancer genes ` remains an obstacle for many women ' . the actress , who underwent a double mastectomy in 2013 , was referring to a genetic test that currently costs more than $ 3,000 -lrb- # 2,000 -rrb- . now a silicon valley-based start-up is offering an at-home dna saliva test that detects the same gene mutations but is priced at only $ 249 -lrb- # 167 -rrb- . a silicon valley-based start-up is offering an at-home dna saliva test to detect the same gene mutations priced at just $ 249 -lrb- # 167 -rrb- . it tests for mutations in brca1 and brca2 . the justice department and attorneys general from several states and the district of columbia sued in august seeking to block the merger on grounds it would lead to higher prices and less service for consumers . feeling cramped ? how to battle the shrinking airline seat . the agreement requires court approval as part of american 's bankruptcy restructuring . the carriers now expect to complete their merger in december . antitrust officials claimed the planned merger , which follows a wave of airline industry consolidation in recent years , would `` substantially lessen competition '' for commercial air travel . the carriers fought back , saying that integrating their networks to benefit passengers was their motivation for merging and that blocking the deal would only `` deny customers access '' to a broader network that `` gives them more choices . '' it tests for mutations in brca1 and brca2 , along with 17 other markers , all of which are linked to an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer . women with a mutation in brca1 have a lifetime risk of up to 80 percent for developing breast cancer and up to a 50 percent chance of developing ovarian cancer . the company behind the test , color genomics , was founded by elad gil , a former cancer researcher at mit and otman laraki , a former engineer at twitter and google . what 's holding back african airlines ? ` we founded color because we want to give every person the opportunity to understand their genetic risk of cancer , ' said dr gil . angelina jolie recently said that the cost of testing for breast cancer genes ` remains an obstacle for many women ' . the actress , who is pictured here with her husband brad pitt , was referring to a genetic test that currently costs more than $ 3,000 -lrb- # 2,000 -rrb- . ` this important information gives people the opportunity to work with their physician to manage their risk and make key life choice . ' to get hold of the test , a physician will need to order it online , with the patient receiving a kit at home . the kit has instructions on how to take a sample of saliva and send it back to a central lab for processing . ` we want to make sure that there is always a physician involved , ' the founders told quartz . color genomics is currently available in 45 states and is hoping to comply with regulations required in new york , maryland , rhode island , pennsylvania and florida . however , the test has received mixed responses with some saying it might not be useful , and could even be harmful . ' i worry it will give women information that we really do n't know what it means - and that women will make very difficult choices that turn out to be incorrect , ' frances visco of the national breast cancer coalition told npr . ` if we have more women who believe they are at increased risk , ' visco says , ` we will have more women removing healthy body parts . ` we really do not have enough information to base this kind of expansion of this kind of testing . ' color genomics did not immediately respond to dailymail.com for comment . researchers found coffee can stop the growth of tumours in women who have already been treated with the drug tamoxifen . just two cups of coffee a day could halve the risk of breast cancer returning in women recovering from the disease , a study has found . researchers found coffee can stop the growth of tumours in women who have already been treated with the drug tamoxifen . tamoxifen is the main hormonal therapy drug given to women who have not been through the menopause , and is usually taken for five years or longer after treatment for breast cancer . most breast cancer tumours rely on the hormone oestrogen to grow , and tamoxifen blocks oestrogen from reaching the cancer cells . this means the cancer either grows more slowly or stops growing altogether . as part of the study , swedish and british researchers looked at data from 1,090 breast cancer patients , in a follow up of a similar study carried out two years ago . they found that more than 500 women who had been treated with tamoxifen , and those that had drunk at least two cups of coffee a day , had only half the risk of their cancer returning than those who drank less coffee , or none at all .
test is being offered by silicon valley-based start up color genomics . it tests for 19 gene mutations linked to ovarian and breast cancer . works by asking patients to send back a sample of saliva to a central lab . test is available in 45 us states and needs to be ordered by a physician .
-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- the justice department has reached a settlement with american airlines and us airways that requires them to sell facilities at seven airports in order to complete their planned $ 11 billion merger to create the world 's biggest carrier . the deal announced tuesday allows low-cost airlines to increase their presence at boston logan , chicago 's o'hare , dallas love field , los angeles , miami , new york laguardia , and washington national airports . angelina jolie has said that the cost of testing for breast cancer genes ` remains an obstacle for many women ' . the actress , who underwent a double mastectomy in 2013 , was referring to a genetic test that currently costs more than $ 3,000 -lrb- # 2,000 -rrb- . now a silicon valley-based start-up is offering an at-home dna saliva test that detects the same gene mutations but is priced at only $ 249 -lrb- # 167 -rrb- . a silicon valley-based start-up is offering an at-home dna saliva test to detect the same gene mutations priced at just $ 249 -lrb- # 167 -rrb- . it tests for mutations in brca1 and brca2 . the justice department and attorneys general from several states and the district of columbia sued in august seeking to block the merger on grounds it would lead to higher prices and less service for consumers . feeling cramped ? how to battle the shrinking airline seat . the agreement requires court approval as part of american 's bankruptcy restructuring . the carriers now expect to complete their merger in december . antitrust officials claimed the planned merger , which follows a wave of airline industry consolidation in recent years , would `` substantially lessen competition '' for commercial air travel . the carriers fought back , saying that integrating their networks to benefit passengers was their motivation for merging and that blocking the deal would only `` deny customers access '' to a broader network that `` gives them more choices . '' it tests for mutations in brca1 and brca2 , along with 17 other markers , all of which are linked to an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer . women with a mutation in brca1 have a lifetime risk of up to 80 percent for developing breast cancer and up to a 50 percent chance of developing ovarian cancer . the company behind the test , color genomics , was founded by elad gil , a former cancer researcher at mit and otman laraki , a former engineer at twitter and google . what 's holding back african airlines ? ` we founded color because we want to give every person the opportunity to understand their genetic risk of cancer , ' said dr gil . angelina jolie recently said that the cost of testing for breast cancer genes ` remains an obstacle for many women ' . the actress , who is pictured here with her husband brad pitt , was referring to a genetic test that currently costs more than $ 3,000 -lrb- # 2,000 -rrb- . ` this important information gives people the opportunity to work with their physician to manage their risk and make key life choice . ' to get hold of the test , a physician will need to order it online , with the patient receiving a kit at home . the kit has instructions on how to take a sample of saliva and send it back to a central lab for processing . ` we want to make sure that there is always a physician involved , ' the founders told quartz . color genomics is currently available in 45 states and is hoping to comply with regulations required in new york , maryland , rhode island , pennsylvania and florida . however , the test has received mixed responses with some saying it might not be useful , and could even be harmful . ' i worry it will give women information that we really do n't know what it means - and that women will make very difficult choices that turn out to be incorrect , ' frances visco of the national breast cancer coalition told npr . ` if we have more women who believe they are at increased risk , ' visco says , ` we will have more women removing healthy body parts . ` we really do not have enough information to base this kind of expansion of this kind of testing . ' color genomics did not immediately respond to dailymail.com for comment . researchers found coffee can stop the growth of tumours in women who have already been treated with the drug tamoxifen . just two cups of coffee a day could halve the risk of breast cancer returning in women recovering from the disease , a study has found . researchers found coffee can stop the growth of tumours in women who have already been treated with the drug tamoxifen . tamoxifen is the main hormonal therapy drug given to women who have not been through the menopause , and is usually taken for five years or longer after treatment for breast cancer . most breast cancer tumours rely on the hormone oestrogen to grow , and tamoxifen blocks oestrogen from reaching the cancer cells . this means the cancer either grows more slowly or stops growing altogether . as part of the study , swedish and british researchers looked at data from 1,090 breast cancer patients , in a follow up of a similar study carried out two years ago . they found that more than 500 women who had been treated with tamoxifen , and those that had drunk at least two cups of coffee a day , had only half the risk of their cancer returning than those who drank less coffee , or none at all .
-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- the justice department has reached a settlement with american airlines and us airways that requires them to sell facilities at seven airports in order to complete their planned $ 11 billion merger to create the world 's biggest carrier . the deal announced tuesday allows low-cost airlines to increase their presence at boston logan , chicago 's o'hare , dallas love field , los angeles , miami , new york laguardia , and washington national airports . angelina jolie has said that the cost of testing for breast cancer genes ` remains an obstacle for many women ' . the actress , who underwent a double mastectomy in 2013 , was referring to a genetic test that currently costs more than $ 3,000 -lrb- # 2,000 -rrb- . now a silicon valley-based start-up is offering an at-home dna saliva test that detects the same gene mutations but is priced at only $ 249 -lrb- # 167 -rrb- . a silicon valley-based start-up is offering an at-home dna saliva test to detect the same gene mutations priced at just $ 249 -lrb- # 167 -rrb- . it tests for mutations in brca1 and brca2 . the justice department and attorneys general from several states and the district of columbia sued in august seeking to block the merger on grounds it would lead to higher prices and less service for consumers . feeling cramped ? how to battle the shrinking airline seat . the agreement requires court approval as part of american 's bankruptcy restructuring . the carriers now expect to complete their merger in december . antitrust officials claimed the planned merger , which follows a wave of airline industry consolidation in recent years , would `` substantially lessen competition '' for commercial air travel . the carriers fought back , saying that integrating their networks to benefit passengers was their motivation for merging and that blocking the deal would only `` deny customers access '' to a broader network that `` gives them more choices . '' it tests for mutations in brca1 and brca2 , along with 17 other markers , all of which are linked to an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer . women with a mutation in brca1 have a lifetime risk of up to 80 percent for developing breast cancer and up to a 50 percent chance of developing ovarian cancer . the company behind the test , color genomics , was founded by elad gil , a former cancer researcher at mit and otman laraki , a former engineer at twitter and google . what 's holding back african airlines ? ` we founded color because we want to give every person the opportunity to understand their genetic risk of cancer , ' said dr gil . angelina jolie recently said that the cost of testing for breast cancer genes ` remains an obstacle for many women ' . the actress , who is pictured here with her husband brad pitt , was referring to a genetic test that currently costs more than $ 3,000 -lrb- # 2,000 -rrb- . ` this important information gives people the opportunity to work with their physician to manage their risk and make key life choice . ' to get hold of the test , a physician will need to order it online , with the patient receiving a kit at home . the kit has instructions on how to take a sample of saliva and send it back to a central lab for processing . ` we want to make sure that there is always a physician involved , ' the founders told quartz . color genomics is currently available in 45 states and is hoping to comply with regulations required in new york , maryland , rhode island , pennsylvania and florida . however , the test has received mixed responses with some saying it might not be useful , and could even be harmful . ' i worry it will give women information that we really do n't know what it means - and that women will make very difficult choices that turn out to be incorrect , ' frances visco of the national breast cancer coalition told npr . ` if we have more women who believe they are at increased risk , ' visco says , ` we will have more women removing healthy body parts . ` we really do not have enough information to base this kind of expansion of this kind of testing . ' color genomics did not immediately respond to dailymail.com for comment . researchers found coffee can stop the growth of tumours in women who have already been treated with the drug tamoxifen . just two cups of coffee a day could halve the risk of breast cancer returning in women recovering from the disease , a study has found . researchers found coffee can stop the growth of tumours in women who have already been treated with the drug tamoxifen . tamoxifen is the main hormonal therapy drug given to women who have not been through the menopause , and is usually taken for five years or longer after treatment for breast cancer . most breast cancer tumours rely on the hormone oestrogen to grow , and tamoxifen blocks oestrogen from reaching the cancer cells . this means the cancer either grows more slowly or stops growing altogether . as part of the study , swedish and british researchers looked at data from 1,090 breast cancer patients , in a follow up of a similar study carried out two years ago . they found that more than 500 women who had been treated with tamoxifen , and those that had drunk at least two cups of coffee a day , had only half the risk of their cancer returning than those who drank less coffee , or none at all .
-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- the justice department has reached american airlines and us airways requires sell facilities at seven airports order complete their planned $ 11 billion merger to create the world 's biggest carrier. the deal announced tuesday allows low-cost airlines increase their presence at boston logan, chicago 's o'hare dallas love field new york laguardia washington national airports angelina jolie has said the cost testing breast cancer genes ` remains an obstacle '. the actress, underwent 2013 referring a genetic test currently costs more 3,000 -lrb- # 2,000. now a silicon valley-based start-up is offering an at dna saliva detects the same gene mutations but is priced only 249 -lrb- # 167 -rrb-. a silicon valley-based start-up is offering an at dna saliva detect the same gene mutations priced just 249 -lrb- # 167 -rrb-. it tests mutations brca1. the justice department and attorneys from several states and the district columbia sued in august seeking the merger on it lead higher prices less service. feeling cramped? how battle the shrinking airline seat. the agreement requires court approval as part american 's bankruptcy restructuring. the carriers now expect complete their merger december. antitrust officials claimed the planned merger, follows a wave airline industry consolidation `` substantially lessen '' commercial air travel. the carriers fought, saying integrating their networks to benefit passengers their motivation merging and blocking the deal only `` deny customers '' a broader network `` gives. '' it tests for mutations brca1, along 17 other markers, all linked breast and. women with a mutation brca1 have a lifetime risk up to 80 percent for developing and. the company behind the test, color genomics was elad gil, a former cancer researcher at mit and otman laraki a former engineer twitter google what 's holding african airlines? ` we founded color because give understand their genetic risk of cancer, ' said dr gil. angelina jolie recently said the cost testing breast cancer genes ` remains an obstacle ' the actress, pictured brad pitt, was referring a genetic test currently costs more 3,000 -lrb- # 2,000 -rrb-. ` this important information gives people work their physician manage their risk make key life choice. ' to get hold the test, a physician need order online, with receiving a kit at home. the kit has instructions take a sample saliva send a central lab processing. ` we want there always a physician involved, ' the founders told quartz. color genomics is currently available 45 states is hoping comply regulations required in new york, maryland rhode island pennsylvania however, the test has received mixed responses with saying might useful could even harmful ' i worry it give women information we really do n't what it - and women make very difficult choices that turn incorrect, ' frances visco of the national breast cancer coalition told npr ` if we have more women who believe they at increased risk, ' visco says, we removing healthy body parts. ` we really do enough information base this kind expansion of this kind testing. ' color genomics did immediately respond dailymail.com for. researchers found coffee can stop tumours women already. just two cups could halve returning in recovering, researchers found coffee can stop tumours women already. tamoxifen is the main hormonal therapy drug given not through, usually for five years after treatment for most breast cancer tumours rely the hormone grow, and tamoxifen blocks from. this means the cancer either grows more stops altogether. as part the study, swedish and british researchers looked data 1,090 breast cancer patients, in a follow a similar study carried two. they found more than 500 women who treated, and those that drunk at least two cups only half the risk their cancer returning than less coffee, or none
-lrb- cnn -rrb- -- the justice department has reached a settlement with american airlines and us airways that requires them to sell facilities at seven airports in order to complete their planned $ 11 billion merger to create the world 's biggest carrier . the deal announced tuesday allows low-cost airlines to increase their presence at boston logan , chicago 's o'hare , dallas love field , los angeles , miami , new york laguardia , and washington national airports . angelina jolie has said that the cost of testing for breast cancer genes ` remains an obstacle for many women ' . the actress , who underwent a double mastectomy in 2013 , was referring to a genetic test that currently costs more than $ 3,000 -lrb- # 2,000 -rrb- . now a silicon valley-based start-up is offering an at-home dna saliva test that detects the same gene mutations but is priced at only $ 249 -lrb- # 167 -rrb- . a silicon valley-based start-up is offering an at-home dna saliva test to detect the same gene mutations priced at just $ 249 -lrb- # 167 -rrb- . it tests for mutations in brca1 and brca2 . the justice department and attorneys general from several states and the district of columbia sued in august seeking to block the merger on grounds it would lead to higher prices and less service for consumers . feeling cramped ? how to battle the shrinking airline seat . the agreement requires court approval as part of american 's bankruptcy restructuring . the carriers now expect to complete their merger in december . antitrust officials claimed the planned merger , which follows a wave of airline industry consolidation in recent years , would `` substantially lessen competition '' for commercial air travel . the carriers fought back , saying that integrating their networks to benefit passengers was their motivation for merging and that blocking the deal would only `` deny customers access '' to a broader network that `` gives them more choices . '' it tests for mutations in brca1 and brca2 , along with 17 other markers , all of which are linked to an increased risk of breast and ovarian cancer . women with a mutation in brca1 have a lifetime risk of up to 80 percent for developing breast cancer and up to a 50 percent chance of developing ovarian cancer . the company behind the test , color genomics , was founded by elad gil , a former cancer researcher at mit and otman laraki , a former engineer at twitter and google . what 's holding back african airlines ? ` we founded color because we want to give every person the opportunity to understand their genetic risk of cancer , ' said dr gil . angelina jolie recently said that the cost of testing for breast cancer genes ` remains an obstacle for many women ' . the actress , who is pictured here with her husband brad pitt , was referring to a genetic test that currently costs for comment . researchers found coffee can stop the growth of tumours in women who have already been treated with the drug tamoxifen . just two cups of coffee a day could halve the risk of breast cancer returning in women recovering from the disease , a study has found . researchers found coffee can stop the growth of tumours in women who have already been treated with the drug tamoxifen . tamoxifen is the main hormonal therapy drug given to women who have not been through the menopause , and is usually taken for five years or longer after treatment for breast cancer . most breast cancer tumours rely on the hormone oestrogen to grow , and tamoxifen blocks oestrogen from reaching the cancer cells . this means the cancer either grows more slowly or stops growing altogether . as part of the study , swedish and british researchers looked at data from 1,090 breast cancer patients , in a follow up of a similar study carried out two years ago . they found that more than 500 women who had been treated with tamoxifen , and those that had drunk at least two cups of coffee a day , had only half the risk of their cancer returning than those who drank less coffee , or none at all .
 The Justice Department has reached a settlement with American Airlines and US Airways to merge, requiring them to sell facilities at seven airports. This will increase competition and lower prices for consumers. The deal also requires the airlines to divest some of their slots at Reagan National Airport in Washington D.C. and LaGuardia Airport in New York City. Additionally, the airlines must provide more access to smaller airports and low-cost carriers. The merger is expected to be completed by December. In other news, a Silicon Valley-based startup is offering an at-home DNA test that detects genetic mutations linked to breast and ovarian cancer. The test costs $249 and can detect mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes. However, critics argue that the test may not be accurate enough and could lead to unnecessary surgeries or treatments. The company claims that the test is meant to be used in conjunction with medical advice and not as a replacement for it.