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    Malignant Brain Tumors

    brain tumor is an extremely fast growing cancer that not only just spreads to the specific part of the brain but also can spread to the spine in any place. A malignant tumor is scaled/graded from a three to four off of a one to four grading system for cancers. The reasoning for this grading is because of how likely it is to grow back after treatment or after more than one treatment. This malignant tumor is also a secondary cancer which shows that this cancer had to have started in another part of the

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    Colon Cancer

    Colon Cancer Essay Kimberlee Mendoza COM/172 Spring 2012 University of Phoenix BSCJA/HS-004 By edgar casillas Chelito16_@hotmail.com (619) 358-3815 May 20th, 2012 Colon cancer is known to be one of the most common cancers in the western world. In the United States, colon cancer is the second cause of death from cancer only surpass by lung cancer. More women die of colon cancer than breast cancer. Although not many do pay attention to the risk factors and symptoms. One reason may

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    Reproductive System

    Functions of Reproductive System ❑ Procreate species ❑ Manufacture important hormones ❑ Pleasure Stages of Life ← Embryologically, males and females start out “sexually indifferent” ← Gonads, ducts and externally identical structures ← At 5 weeks gestation changes start to take place ← Puberty: reproductive organs grow to adult size and reproduction becomes possible ← Between 10 and 15 ← Influence of rising levels

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    Ovarian Cancer

    Ovarian Cancer Ovarian cancer is one of the most under-detected types of cancers in existence because many of the symptoms are not noticeable until the later stages of the disease. These symptoms typically follow a pattern that helps determine whether or not a woman has ovarian cancer. The symptoms are “frequent bloating, pain in your belly or pelvis, trouble eating, or feeling full quickly, urinary problems, such as an urgent need to urinate or urinating more often than usual, fatigue, indigestion

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    Alternative Cancer Treatment

    Alternative Cancer Treatment by Tammy Willingham-Loomis Alternative Cancer Treatment A diagnosis of cancer affects the patient, family and friends. The individual may feel uncertain, scared, numb, confused or angry because of the cancer diagnosis. The person may mentally shut down, have difficulty listening, remembering and even understanding what the doctor said. Many people that have a cancer diagnosis may have 5 years left to live or even less (American Cancer Society, 2014). James

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    Personalized Medicine

    patient’s reaction to a certain medical treatments. Discuss the benefits of personalized medicine. Prevention, diagnosis, and treatment in some cancers can be provided by personalized medicine. The use of personalized medicine will allow doctors to develop a more precise treatment based on each patients modern genetic technology because cancer is such a complex disease and effects each individual differently. Genetic diseases affect an estimated 12 million Americans, yet according to a survey

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    Sandy Hook Skin Cancer

    Skin Cancer on the Rise in Young Women The article,”Skin Cancer on the Rise in Young Women,” gives us the information about a women named Sandy Hook and her younger brother on a hot beach day. The brother realizes that Sandy has a dark mole on the back of her arm. He tells her about it in a worried tone and quotes,”You should really get that checked at the dermatologist,” Days later, she went to her doctor and finds out that the mole was not dangerous but an another mole on her check was a sign of

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    Personal Narrative: Camp-Star Trails

    When my sister was 8 years old she was diagnosed with a rare type of cancer in her nasal cavity called rhabdomyosarcoma. Being so young and having cancer was not easy for her, she didn’t understand why it happened or how it happened. She was treated at MD Anderson Cancer Center. MD Anderson has lots of summer camps for kids with cancer or disabilities and they can bring their siblings along as well. One of the camps is called Camp Star Trails, my sister, my other siblings and I all started

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    Mesothelioma Lawyer Essay

    Being diagnosed with cancer, especially a rare and highly lethal one like mesothelioma, is more than shocking for any individual and his/her family. In such cases, the first thing you can do is to turn to doctors for treatment. However, you should also consider the possibility of hiring a mesothelioma lawyer and seek compensation for the damage to your health. A mesothelioma attorney specializes in helping patients with this dangerous condition get the compensation they deserve. It has been scientifically

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    Tom Attwater Research Paper

    He knew that they wer special. Kelli had battled cancer when she was just three months old and Tom became like a father to the little girl. Kelli suffered from neuroblastoma, the most common extracranial solid cancer in childhood and the most common cancer in infancy. It can be developed from the nerve tissues on the neck, chest, abdomen, or pelvis. In September 2012, things were to take a tragic turn when a brain scan showed that Kelli's cancer had returned and Tom himself was diagnosed with a

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