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    smoking causes cancer as well, in fact mostly all of the same cancers. Lung, breast, brain, stomach cancer etc. Not only does second hand smoke affect adults but it affects children as well and linked to causing multiple types of cancers. Lymphoma, leukemia, liver and brain cancer Many people don't realize that secondhand smoke really affects young children's lives, this is mostly…

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    news to Anne. Jan decides to go. When Jan arrives to the small town, Anne is not alone, she is with five other families who have lost their loved ones. They all claim that there is something in their water that is causing their children to die of Leukemia. “We don’t want money, we want an apology and to know who did it.” [1] states Anne as Jan tells the families that he will not be taking the case and walks out. Little did they know that Jan would soon return after realizing how big of case it …

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    I have seen my 14 year old cousin battle osteosarcoma and leukemia for two years and pass from the disaster after two years. I have also watched my 15 year old dog slowly and painfully live his last two months of life on different medications. Two weeks ago, as I was driving to school, I witnessed an ambulance pull…

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    The first woman to win a noble prize for not just Physics but Chemistry too, would have a dramatic impact on the world as we know it today. Marie Salomea Sklodowska was a polish scientist, born on November 7, 1867 in Warsaw, Congress Kingdom of Poland, Russia. Marie’s mother, Bronislawa, and father, Wladyslaw, were both teachers and wanted Marie to have an education. During school when Marie became fascinated with the art of science Marie’s parents were extremely encouraging and supportive.…

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    injection site. In addition, in a clinical trial that that took place in France that involved ten children resulted in the cure of boys with X-linked SCID (severe combined immunodeficiency) but in return, four children out of the ten involved developed leukemia along with one other child involved in a similar study taking place in the UK. Additionally, a gene therapy clinical trial was being conducted at the University of Pennsylvania. An 18 year old patient by the name of Jesse Gelsinger was…

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    purpose. In the novel Catcher in the Rye Holden struggles with loneliness. Toward the beginning of the novel Holden opens up about a major event in his life that changed everything about how he is. He lost his little brother, and best friend Allie to Leukemia at the age of thirteen. Holden resents the…

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    Stem Cell Modification

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    “While the positive therapeutic outcome was celebrated as a breakthrough in gene therapy, a serious drawback subsequently became evident. By February 2005, three children out of seventeen who had been successfully treated for X-linked SCID developed leukemia because the vector inserted near an oncogene (a cancer-causing gene), inadvertently causing it to be inappropriately expressed in the genetically-engineered lymphocyte target cell.”("U.S. Department of Health and Human Services"). This…

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    Cancer, Malignant Tumors

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    the body through the blood and lymph systems. Several main types of cancer include carcinoma (cancer that begins in the skin/tissues that line internal organs), sarcoma (bone, cartilage, fat, muscles, blood vessels, and other connective tissues), Leukemia (blood-forming tissues like the bone marrow), lymphoma and multiple myeloma (cells of the immune system) and central nervous system cancer (tissues of the brain and spinal cord). Cancer oral, cancer esophageal, cancer stomach and cancer colon…

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    Animal Testing Animal testing has contributed to many lifesaving cures and treatments. It helps test products that can be hazardous to human skin, hair, or immune system. Animal testing can also be really cruel and inhumane. Some animals testing for beauty products involve rabbits being incapacitated in stocks with their eyelids help open by clips, sometimes for multiple days, so they cannot blink away the products being tested. Animal cruelty is a very touchy subject. Drugs that pass…

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    1. Nursing Role: In what ways did the RN utilize critical thinking in each setting? What professional/unprofessional conduct did you observe while in these settings? The nurse demonstrated flexibility by being open to change of the treatment plan. For example, a patient was scheduled for a lipid panel and was supposed to be fasting, but was eating prior to her scheduled appointment due to discomfort. The nurse was flexible by rescheduling her lipid panel and adjusting her treatment plan…

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