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    1. Introduction Cancer develops when mechanisms regulating cell division, proliferation and differentiation are lost. Most cells in the body can turn into malignant cells under specific conditions, but as the understanding about the mechanisms causing malignant tumors to develop increases, prospects for prevention, detection and treatment are improving correspondingly (Casey, 2012). The most common form of cancer in developed countries is non-melanoma skin cancer, while lung cancer causes the…

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    Introduction A cancer diagnosis can be very traumatic and disrupt an individual’s life in a number of ways. There are many challenges that tend to arise for most individuals with cancer, such as altered interpersonal relationships, a struggle for independence, disruption in achievements, body image issues, and existential issues. However, because cancer can affect anyone, the ways individuals with cancer experience their journeys vary based on their developmental stage, intrapersonal style,…

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    Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) Epidermolysis Bullosa is an illness that causes the skin to be fragile, and it is really hard to cure. There is no actual cure for this type of disease, but there are very limited ways to try to make people live through this disease. This disease shows up at an early age and or becomes worst as they get older. Not many people especially younger ones survive from disease. The symptoms of this illness are very hard to ignore and are very painful as well. In younger…

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    There are three hundred and twenty million people living in the United States and the country’s population is fueled by food. Unfortunately, hundreds of millions of Americans don’t give their bodies exactly what it needs to sustain a long healthy life. Across the United States more than two-thirds of the country’s population is considered to be overweight or obese, while one in twenty people are considered morbidly obese. (source). There are reasons for our countries health problems and a great…

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    In the Dull city of Albuquerque, New Mexico exists a dying man’s wish. Walter White, a High School Chemist teacher that has been diagnosed with terminal Lung cancer. He suffers from the thought of leaving his family to bear the burden of his medical expenses and of an absent male figure. Walter White is a fictional character in the television show, The Breaking Bad, where he must take advantage of the time he has left to ensure his family is left with something. The Breaking Bad is a captivating…

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    Burkitt’s Lymphoma is a form of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in which cancer starts in the immune system called B-cells. It affects the lymphatic system, which helps your body fight infections. There are two common types: Sporadic and Endemic. The types differ by the parts of the body affected and the geographic location. Cause: The disorder is caused by chromosomal translocations. It is also associated with impaired immunity. The endemic (African) type is linked to the Epstein-Barr virus, HIV, and…

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    approximately 10% of the adult population of the planet suffers from obesity. At least 2.8 million people die every year because of overweight or obesity, as they are a risk factor for a range of chronic diseases, including diabetes, heart disease and cancer". Unhealthy diets also have a negative influence on our lives. An unhealthy diet not only adds extra weight to people but also suppresses their natural desire to eat healthy food. Unfortunately, people are becoming more and more difficult to…

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    Obesity in America The United States is ranked as the nineteenth most obese country in the world compared any other nation. The lack of exercise and the right nutrition that many Americans need, causes them to become obese. The increase of obesity in a person can create higher risks of becoming diabetic; obesity is one of the many reasons why humanity has so many health issues. Not only has Obesity always been a problem back then and even now, but as the years go on, obesity will be increased…

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    There is one opportunity you have to survive cancer; this challenge of survival is called XPTL life game. Established in 2044 by the United States classified cancer treatment office in Honolulu, Hawaii. Cancer is a chronic illness that kills and harms families every day. Many people expect there to be a “cure for cancer”, but there will never be one. You really think the government would just hand out a pass to cure cancer? Humans have to fight to survive and work to live. There has never been…

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    Art Blakey Research Paper

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    Many people smoke even though it is obvious that it is bad for your health. Smoking affects almost every organ in the body. Since it is so harmful to the body, it ends up causing death amongst people who smoke for long periods of time. Smoking is addictive and it ends up taking the life of our loved ones, Art Blakey, and American Jazz drummer, died of lung disease commonly caused by smoking. Art Blakey was born in October 11, 1919, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Marie Roddicker, and a father…

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