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    Breast ultrasound is an extremely popular imaging modality that goes hand-in-hand with additional exams for the diagnosis of breast cancer. Imaging today is more sensitive and effective at detecting masses than in the decades before, and has proven to be a reliable and safe method of evaluating breast tissue. Breast Ultrasound of the Past and Present In 1951, Wild and Neal used a 15 MHZ transducer to record and describe the acoustic impedance signatures of malignant, benign, and normal breast…

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    Breast Cancer Breast cancer is a malignant tumor that starts in the cells of the breast. A malignant tumor is a group of cancer cells that can grow and spread (metastasize) to other of areas of the body. The disease mostly occurs in women, but men can get it too. Breast cancer is the most diagnosed disease for women. Early detection of breast cancer helps prevent fatalities among men and women. One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. Cancer is a term…

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    (AA) with breast cancer far exceed that of white women. Nonetheless, the prevalence of breast cancer in white women is greater than in AA women. Researchers have linked such disparity to multiple barriers such as finance, lack of insurance, lack of access to care, lack of breast cancer awareness, lack of screening, and lack of community resources. Many have proposed that providing equal access to care and equal education as a way to reduce the five year mortality rate of AA women with breast…

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    Breast Cancer Introduction

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    Cancer, we all fear it but there is so much that we do not know. Breast Cancer itself is not local to only women. Not many know that men can get it too. We must do everything we can to detect breast cancer in an early stage allowing more treatment options. For example, we need to be informed on the cancer along with completing monthly exams. The amount of women that have breast cancer are diagnosed later than they should have been because without doing the self exams we don’t know anything is…

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    10 March 2017 Breast Cancer Cancer is a group of more than a hundred diseases that have one thing in common: A change that occurs in your body and makes your cells multiply and grow out of control. Breast cancer is the kind of cancer that starts in the breast as calcium deposits or as the formation of a lump (Silverstein 34). There are a number of different types of breast cancer which can be put into two main categories: non - invasive and invasive breast cancer. Non - invasive breast cancer is…

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    Cosmetic surgery abroad How and why has cosmetic surgery become such an influencial issue in modern society? What is about it that attracts people so much, and what are the most popular destinations for them to go in order to get it? Firstly, it is important to understand what plastic and cosmetic surgery really are. There is a slight difference between the two, although many people consider them to be the same thing. Plastic surgery is a far more antique practice than cosmetic surgery. There…

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    Diffuse Optical Tomography is non invasive, non ionizing functional imaging modality used for detection of brain tumor and breast cancer. A forward model design depicts the placement of laser source and photo-detector around the tissue boundary. The light propagation on the phantom takes place in Near-Infra-Red wavelength. The incident light on the tissue boundary was absorbed and scattered. The scattered rays are detected by the photo-detector and scattered voltage of the tissue was measured.…

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    at 40 is either good for you or whether you shouldn’t have a mammogram. The controversy of having a mammogram at 40 has raged for over 30 years. I have been in the mammography profession for over 11 years and I have seen that early detection of breast cancer saves lives; therefore it is beneficial for women to start their mammograms at 40. Women today are truly confused with all the different studies and recommendations that emerge either through the news on TV, US Preventative Task Force,…

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    form masses also known as tumors. According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, the most common type of cancer is breast cancer and is the second leading cause of cancer death in woman. Breast cancer is when the malignant cells form in the tissue of the breast. In 2016, an estimated 246,660 cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed in the United States and 40,450 deaths (KOMEN). In rare cases, men can also be diagnosed with breast cancer. 1…

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    Cancer is one of the most deadly disease next to heart disease. Without the proper equipment, many breast cancer could go undiagnosed and overlooked. Nancy McIlhenney was diagnosed with breast cancer ( Invasive lobular carcinoma) back in November 2015, when she noticed a large lump within her breast. When she went to the doctors, they said that the lump she was feeling was fatty tissue but the cancer itself was hidden behind it. Granted that it might be caused by environmental due to radiation…

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