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    Thus, drinking green tea daily or regularly will give many people an opportunity to not experience cancer or at least, delay tumor growth. Even thought green tea can not fully prevent people from getting cancer, it can help people by slowing down the tumor growth so that it does not spread to the other organs. By slowing down the spread, patients may have time to detect cancer in its early…

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    health field, but I was not sure where. Hands on medicine I knew I couldn’t handle, so that just left me working behind the scene, but still saving somebody life. With this degree I could work at so many jobs at the government or non-government organization level. My first dream place to work at is the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Which I think is almost every public health major dream place to work at or at least internship with. The CDC, a federal level job under the Department…

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    My March to End Cancer Though I never knew Robert Cunningham personally, I know the terrible effects that cancer has on a family, as I lost my grandfather to cancer in 2009. From a very young age, I was encouraged by my family to "be my own person," and in a sense to "march to the beat of my own drum." In the fall, I plan to attend Western Kentucky University and double major in science and math education and middle school science through the SKyTeach program. Though my "march" is not…

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    future, I plan to use the Michael Schodowski Marauder Scholarship to continue helping others by creating my own nonprofit organization. There is always a person in one’s community who needs help. In my case, she was a thirty-year-old woman named Svitlana who had recently immigrated from Ukraine to the United States. As if that transition was not hard enough, she also had breast cancer and was seven months pregnant. I had heard that she was looking to hire a translator to go to her weekly…

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    ; Breast Cancer, 2009). Describe any other health effects that occur upon exposure to DDT Other than cancer, other health effects associated with DDT include, but are not limited to male infertility, miscarriages & low birth weight, developmental delay, nervous system and liver damage (“The DDT Story,” n…

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    Introduction Chemotherapy induced diarrhea (CID) is a relatively common side effect of cancer treatment, occurring as often as 50-80% of the time in patients undergoing chemotherapy (Stein, Voigt & Jordan, 2010). The effects of CID are physically, and emotionally debilitating and can be life threatening. Chemotherapy is toxic and through some understanding, appears to affect the gastrointestinal tract to excrete fluid and electrolytes at an alarming rate. Physically, the patient undergoes volume…

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    influential role in science, Marie Curie did just that. Born Marie Sklodowska in 1867 in Warsaw, Poland, Marie is best known for discovering the elements radium and polonium, and her study of radioactivity, which led to advances in the treatment of cancer and the development of nuclear power; both of which are still used today. Her work on radioactivity led to her being the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and advancement in the use of x-rays especially in the medical field. In 1903 her and…

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    direct=true&db=oih&AN=34867331&site=ehost-live%22. Barrett, JR 2014, ‘BPA and Reproductive Health’, Environmental Health Perspectives, vol. 122, no. 8, p. A223. Available from: 10.1289/ehp.122-A223. [30 April 2017]. Cassidy, Emily. “Monsanto’s GMO Herbicide Doubles Cancer Risk.” AgMag. N.p., 6 Oct. 2015. Web. 30 May 2017. Corbett, Desi. “When You’re on a Good Thing.” Food Magazine, June 2009, p. 36. EBSCOhost,…

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    Caregiver May Experience At the point when caring for a friend or family member with cancer, caregivers may feel: Guilt: Sometimes parental figures feel regretful that they are sound. Others may feel severe about appreciating things in life that their adored one can't. It is additionally basic for guardians to feel that they are not doing what's needed to offer assistance. Anger: Caregivers may feel angry with cancer itself, or with themselves, their cherished one, relatives, specialists or…

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    Importance of studying cancer Cancer is a vastly complex disease exhibiting a plethora of genomic alterations and resulting regulatory failures at the root of its progression. Following the milestone of the Human Genome Project (HGP) era, researchers are now focusing on integrating the rich genome-wide association studies (GWAS), single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) data, and identified gene signatures within the in vitro, in vivo and clinical frameworks to further our understanding of the…

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