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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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    Susan G. Komen Susan G. Komen has the world’s largest non-profit organization for fighting breast cancer. Breast cancer is a really big thing that affects a lot of people in different ways. Men and women are both affected by breast cancer, that is why Susan started an organization, to help the men and women that have breast cancer. Susan G. Komen exemplifies the characteristics of a hero, including overcoming obstacles, achieving many things in her foundation, and showing generosity by putting…

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    Breast cancer is one of the chief killers to the woman's life. Health people 2020 set goal to decrease the number of new cancer events and the illness, disability, and death (What Are Its Goals? - Healthy People 2020. n.d.). According to the American Cancer Society estimated, there will be 231,840 new breast cancer cases of all age in 2015 ( Cancer Facts and Statistics | American Cancer Society. n.d.).In this essay, the student will talk about the breast cancer and related its diagnosis and…

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    Amanda Ebben Ms. DeGreef English IV 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…

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    Step 2: Annotated Bibliography Chander, S., and S. Bhasker. 'P341 Psychosocial Impacts Of Breast Cancer And Its Treatment On Indian Patients'. The Breast 20 (2011): S83. Web. The source is giving comparable statistics on the psychological impacts of the breast cancer. It has concrete information on how women are affected socially, emotionally and physically be cancer. Kelleher, Kathleen. 'Pink Ribbons And Beyond'. Any topic (writer's choice)4 Nursing for Women's…

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    Problem Statement “Breast Cancer is the most common cancer among women in Guam and in the United States. Breast cancer leads to be the second cause of cancer-related deaths in women. Every thirteen minutes, a woman dies with the diagnosis of breast cancer. With some research and facts, this has led researchers and doctors to continue studying the history, affects, and risk factors of breast cancer in women. The use of technology, having preventions and screenings in the community will help women…

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    Nigeria Cancer Standards

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    Now that you have seen the high standards that the US presents, it is important to look at the standards Nigeria has when dealing with breast cancer. Nigerian health care systems are extremely under educated, which are a major reason why Nigeria is so far behind the US in standards. In 2000, there was a study conducted on nurses that worked with breast cancer patients in general hospitals in Nigeria. The purpose of the study was to discover how educated the nurses were. The study revealed some…

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    The Scar Project, whose aim is to raise awareness about breast cancer survivors, is vaster than black and white photos of topless women. “On the surface an awareness raising campaign for young women, the Scar Project’s deeper message is one of humanity” (The Scar Project, 2011). “Ultimately, The Scar Project is not about breast cancer, but the human condition itself” (The Scar Project, 2011). The Scar Project displays many pictures of women who have had to confront cancer, mastectomies and…

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    Mandible Fracture Essay

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    Fracture is defined as a discontinuity of the bone [1]. Oral and maxillofacial surgeon treats traumatic injuries. Most of the traumatic injuries are comprised of Mandibullar fractures. The most commonly fracture site in the body is the facial area [2, 3] and the most frequent site in the facial area is mandible [4, 5]. As facial area is without protective covering and the mandible is the most protruded bone this area. The occurrence of injuries in the facial area tends to be high in the facial…

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    In a recent study published by the World Endometriosis Research Foundation’s Endocost Quality of Life, a group of women volunteered to complete a questionnaire regarding their work, social and emotional wellbeing, quality of life and other aspects that were related to Endometriosis. After conducting the study and analysing the various responses, it demonstrated the detrimental impact Endometriosis has on a woman’s quality of life. Researchers found that approximately fifty-percent of the women…

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