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    Symptomatic Care Issues

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    effects and supportive care (i.e. providing women with a telephone number to contact health professionals in case of concerns outside the clinic). It is worth noting that women with breast cancer may also receive care from more local health facilities if they experience any treatment side effects. Breast cancer care at oncology clinics in Ghana is provided by a team of healthcare professionals (Aziato and Clegg-Lamptey, 2015). This team (usually comprised by a surgeon, pathologist, oncologist…

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    Nt1310 Lab 1

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    Research Question 1 Q: Is it possible to selectively eliminate Hyperplastic hepatocytes with Near-Infrared (NIR) laser emission directed towards Gold Nanorods (GNRs) without damaging host cells? A: Current research is dedicated to conjugating nanoparticles to antibodies, enzymes, receptors and various proteins throughout the body. With their unique optical ability to absorb and scatter light, noble metals, such as gold, makes a perfect contrast candidate to photo-actively increase the…

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    The Cause Of Cancer

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    genes damaged throughout a person’s life, is what contributes to the growth and development of cancer. Normally, one mutation will not cause cancer because the human body can correct that change, but with a multitude of mutations over time cancer becomes more probable. There have also been studies on how the loss of a sex chromosome will lead to the likeliness of cancer in males. Research done by members of the American Society of Human Genetics has shown that men of older ages…

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    Patient History Summary

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    oncologist orders a biopsy of the tumor to confirm malignancy and the results come back positive. It is now clear that the patient has cancer. The next step is to diagnose the specific type of cancer. The patient undergoes a CT of the lungs to look for tumors in the lungs. The results are normal, ruling out lung cancer. A lymph node biopsy is performed to indicate if the cancer is from the lymphatic system. The results are positive for malignancies. The patient is then taken to surgery, where…

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    inflammatory, anticonvulsant, anti-oxidant, anti-emetic, anxiolytic and antipsychotic properties. Source https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22625422 Research has shown that CBD has the potential to treat numerous health conditions, such as, epilepsy, pain and inflammation, vomiting and nausea, anxiety, and cancer, among others. While the greatest area…

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    the question “Will my child die?” fills their minds. The parents can hardly speak because they are filled with shock. Then they began to wonder how they are going to pay for all of the expenses that come with treating the child’s cancer. Thanks to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, no family has to worry about those problems. All they have to worry about is keeping their child alive. Children all over the world…

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    safe from the illness. This very frightening and treacherous disease is known as cancer. I have chosen cancer for my final project due it hitting very close to home. I have lost many family members to this disease over my lifetime. Even though, many of my love ones have passed from the dangerous illness or even fighting for their survival now, I haven’t fully understood what cancer actually is. What is cancer? Cancer is, “A malignant and invasive growth or tumor, especially one originating in…

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    A single cell cannot grow larger and larger indefinitely because on a cellular level and metabolic level, a cell requires essential provisions, cell-to-cell communication, and transport of molecules/nutrients. The outside of a cell grows slower than the inside of a cell. If a single cell were to continuously grow the outside layer of the cell would not be able to keep up. The larger a cell is, the more difficult it is to transport nutrients and oxygen from outside of the cell into the inside of…

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    Henrietta Lacks Sacrifice

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    Henrietta, who is more famously known for her cancer cells. She was a poor, uneducated black woman from Baltimore who died at the age of 31 in 1951. She may have been an uneducated woman, however, she did no her own body and she knew something was wrong. She, herself was the first person to notice that she had a growth on her cervix and she needed to have it taken care of. Henrietta went to Jon Hopkins Hospital, which is a teaching hospital and a biomedical research facility, to undergo an exam…

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    There is No Cure Cancer affects millions of people 's lives around the world. Over 1,665,540 people were diagnosed and 585,720 people died from cancer in 2014 (“Cancer Facts”). Cancer owns the future because there is no cure. Many people have devoted their entire lives to finding a cure for cancer. Billions of dollars have been put into research. Unfortunately, everyone has come up short in finding a definite way of curing cancer. Cancer has three main treatments: chemotherapy, radiation, and…

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