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    the hospital with grandma for her check-up. ” As I got into the car, my brother greeted me with a warm hug, but his energy was heavy, “Syd, we have to go to the hospital. Grandma’s cancer came back but it spread to her intestines.” My heart skipped a beat as I tried to grasp the news. Stage IV, metastatic ovarian cancer. As I consciously processed another year of intensive chemotherapy, radiation and weekly visits to the hospital, death never crossed my mind. I navigated through the crisp,…

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    diagnosed with breast cancer, how would you feel? You would likely feel frightened and worried. Breast cancer is a common and possibly deadly form of cancer that affects both men and women. If the cancer is left untreated it can spread to other organs and eventually kill you. It is urgent that people understand how breast cancer forms, knows the stages of breast cancer, be familiar with who gets breast cancer and understand how all of the different ways to treat the cancer to prevent it from…

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    siblings and I that she had cancer. I remember that day like it was yesterday. It felt so unreal like I was dreaming: a figment of an overactive imagination. It was an early spring day, warm and sunny outside. The birds in our backyard seemed chirpier than ever. It was one of those days when the world seems waiting to be reborn. The promise and potential of the day and the season only served to heighten the unreality of what my mother was trying to convey. “I have thyroid cancer and…

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    is not my preceptor, she has been willing to teach me when my preceptor is off or sick. Having the opportunity to learn from two different preceptors has been enriching for the development of my career: I can absorb the best of their unique work organization skills. As usual on this unit, when I don’t have patients to care for, I can learn from the respiratory therapist,…

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    Obesity In America Essay

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    According to the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2005 roughly 1.6 billion grown-ups over the of age 15+ were overweight, no less than 400 million grown-ups were corpulent and no less than 20 million kids less than 5 years old years were overweight. Obesity is connected to a few long haul wellbeing conditions, sudden death and disease including diabetes, coronary illness, stroke, nerve bladder sickness, greasy liver, joint inflammation and joint issue and a few cancers. Obesity was before…

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    Americans were diagnosed with cancer. A study performed by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) reported that the number of individuals diagnosed with cancer will increase 55% by 2020, and that oncology visits will increase from 38 million in 2005 to 57 million in 2020 (Warren, Mariotto, Meekins, Topor, & Brown, 2008). As a result, outpatient oncology clinics are experiencing high patient volumes as the prevalence of cancer continues to rise. It must be noted however, that cancer services are…

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    before the age of eighteen. However, most teenagers smoke cigarettes before they turn eighteen. People can buy cigarettes and smoke everywhere. Many people can be seen smoking in public places like streets, bus stations, and parks. “World Health Organization estimated that, 1.3 billion people were smokers, more than four--fifths of whom lived in developing and transitional economy countries” (“Smoking,” par. 1). Every cigarette are doing the damage to the human body. When a person who smoke…

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    Tyler Moore Biography

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    was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes when she was 33 and in recent years, nearly got blind due to the disease. The illness inspired Moore to advocate for the research of diabetes cures and even became the international chairman of the charitable organization Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, the Huffington Post noted. Moore’s roles in television turned heads but the one that started it all was the 1960s CBS sitcom,…

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    intestine are damaged. After they are damaged, they are unable to absorb nutrients, leading to malnourishment. If left untreated Celiac disease can lead to further complications such as other autoimmune disease, osteoporosis, thyroid disease, and cancer.…

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    Mississippi Community College Dr. Tabatha Perrigo (Psychology) Abstract Overall, medicinal research made an intriguing breakthrough over than 50 years ago by obtaining tissue samples and cells from a patient that changed the medical world drastically. Cancer of course was and still is an occurring issue today in society but prior to the past, there was more of an epidemic due to the unawareness and lack of medical research in the early 20th century. Other illnesses, likewise, such as polio…

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