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    These facilities help the patient and family learn about the disease and work together to decide the best plan of action to treat it. Sometimes that treatment is aggressive while other times it's simply making the patient more comfortable. All possible options are available when treated in this type of facility. Simplicity…

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    Skin Cancer Research Paper

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    Cancer is a disease in which abnormal growth of cells divide uncontrollably and destroy body tissues (“Cancer- Google Search”). There are more than 100 types of cancer, that includes lung cancer, breast cancer, skin cancer, prostate cancer, and lymphoma. The symptoms vary depending on the type of cancer is active. Most of the them are detected after a tumor is felt or when other symptoms start to develop. It can also be detected in blood, urine, or incidentally by reason of evaluating or…

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    go wrong with his or her health. Diseases not only affect our health but also our every aspect of our daily life. Alzheimer’s is a common form of dementia that leads to memory loss that affects our intellectual abilities. Huntington’s disease on the other hand is a brain disorder caused by a defective gene in our chromosome. If I had a choice between the two diseases I would choose Alzheimer’s and here is my rationale for choosing this disease. Huntington’s disease is an inherited progressive…

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    solutions in the aim to cure Tay-Sachs disease. This includes exploring the achievements attained and challenges facing the medical researchers and clinical scientists involved in this field. Further to this, I will be investigating the genetic causes of Tay-Sachs disease, the symptoms and progression of the disease and how it is tested for. Introduction to Tay-Sachs Disease Tay-Sachs disease is a relatively…

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    Cervical Polyp Case Study

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    cervical motion tenderness. However, some patients may have a completely normal examination and without a fever. This patient denies lower uterine discomfort and does not have cervical motion tenderness. She does not have a history of sexual transmitted diseases and her LPS was normal. This diagnosis is unlikely because other than spotting irregularly during cycle and after intercourse, her symptoms are not consistent with this…

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    causes of death in the United states is Coronary Heart Disease (CHD). The disease can lead to severe health conditions and is one of the main reasons that the cost of health care keeps rising. Not only is CHD a big problem here in America, but it is also making it’s appearance around the world. A prevention for this disease is crucial and should not be taken lightly any longer. The “nonmodifiable” (cannot be changed) risk factors of this disease is how old you are, gender, and the past family…

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    000 deaths are recorded each year due to CVDs. An average of 425 individuals suffer from CVDs and death occurs once every three minutes (British Heart Foundation, 2015). On the other hand, respiratory disorders such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma had taken lesser amount of victims each year. Globally, less than 3 million people are…

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    18.3 for non-hispanic black, 44.9 for hispanic, and 28.7 for asian american/pacific islander” (American Cancer Society, 2014). Pediatric oncology is something that I would like to go to school for and specialize in. Cancer is a very aggressive disease, there is no way to cure or prevent it. Trying to fight the cancer could be very arduous, which would make it harder on children who may not be strong enough, so they need someone to help them withstand some of the discomfort. Leukemia is the most…

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    Throughout history, human and animals have suffered from cancer. Despite the evolution of science and technology, cancer is still considered one of the deadliest diseases. In 2001, 48,100 deaths caused by colon cancer were estimated in the United States.(1) This made medical professionals aggressively seeka resolution to such a predicament. The treatment for any cancer differs from one individual to another.That because cancer depends on multiple factors such as, the age of the patient, family…

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    Nt1310 Unit 1 Assignment

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    1. Read and react/respond. I do NOT want a summary and will not be given credit. (6-10 sentences) http://time.com/4565351/cancer-drugs-success-rates/?iid=sr-link1 (3 pts) Cancer is a deathly disease that once a person has it, it very hard and impossible to be cure back, which more and more medication has developed to increase people chance of living than death. However, can we very rely on such as drugs that claim it’s a miracle drug to be able to cure cancer and such. In this article, the…

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