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    Cancer Awareness and Funding Thesis: Cancer awareness plays an important and critical role in increasing funding for cancer research. I. What is Cancer? A. Cancer is a disease where cells become abnormal and grow uncontrollably B. Cancer can form anywhere in the body C. Cancer cells form in one place causing a tumor which destroy normal body cells III. Types of Cancer A. Malignant and benign cancer cells B. There are over 200 types of cancer C. Types are classified by the…

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    volunteer work, that patient navigators are employed. Some are employed through hospitals, while others are employees through organization such as the American Cancer Society to work in a cancer center or community based hospital. Lastly, the least common model where a patient navigator is employed is through a community based organization usually revolving around cancer screening. Employment costs are most often…

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    To me, cancer is the pesky neighbor that shows up uninvited when everyone least expects it. I saw this neighbor take my grandfather, and then it came back again in the form of breast cancer. The news came as a shock when I learned that a family friend had developed this disease. She was my mother’s closest friend, but to me, she was known as Aunt Sarah since I had practically known her my entire life. The news about her diagnosis frightened us all. Unfortunately, Aunt Sarah passed away just a…

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    There have been many developments in cancer over the last few decades, but unfortunately, even the best treatment might not work. Growing up, I experienced many family members battle cancer. Both of my uncles were recently diagnosed, and after countless trips to the hospital, my uncle Jamie passed away. My other uncle, Jimmy, moved in with us shortly after. My family and I continue to take care of him and support him throughout the battle he is rigorously fighting. Jimmy was diagnosed with…

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    impulse and why someone might interpret it as a utopia. Anyone who attends Relay for Life or hears about Klatt’s mission, immediately become inspired to be apart of this remarkable organization. Dr. Gordy once said “Relayers make the money. The money funds the research. Research kills cancer. Therefore relayers kill cancer!” He also said and believed that “Relayers around the world will make a difference.” Relay for Life is the epitome of how a person would describe the ultimate utopia. People…

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    The World Health Organization (2016) has defined cancer as a term used to describe a large group of diseases which may affect any body parts including the brain, lung, bone, lymph node, and liver. By nature, our body controls the creation, growth, and death of cells. Cancer begins when cells do not die in a normal state (Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, Inc. , 2016) and when the abnormal cells are created rapidly and divide in an uncontrolled way. These excess cells then grow and form a…

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    was an English major turned neurosurgeon by the age of 35. However, when he was diagnosed with lung cancer he decided to fulfill his dream of being an author. In his personal memoir “When Breath Becomes Air”, Paul Kalanithi uses personal experiences to explain the effect of death on the living through logos, ethos, and pathos. When the doctors informed Kalanithi that he had stage IV lung cancer he knew his time was running out, so he decided to do the one thing he had left: write a book.The…

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    technology so can see pictures and hear voices of the in need and their animals, but reflecting on the cancer fundraiser we had a clear direction and tools used for the planning the projects, I knew what do for the…

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    I believe that it is a shame that in 2008, 12.7 million people were diagnosed with cancer and an additional 7.6 million people die from this tragic disease. The World Health Organization states that in the year of 2030, this statistic will grow to 21.4 and 13.2 million respectively (Fanghua, 2010, p.297). But, what is cancer. Cancer is a disease caused by non-stop division of cells and it can happen almost anywhere in the human body. People who are stricken with this disease are people who are…

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    this that people might not realize. Amongst other health issues that come with smoking weed, frequent and or long-term marijuana use may significantly increase a man's risk of developing the most aggressive type of testicular cancer. Testicular cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in men aged between 20 and 45 years. The…

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