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    Lung Cancer Introduction

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    America, cancer is known as the subsequent cause of mortality that surpassed the heart disease. According to the incidence and mortality Web based Report, approximately 584,872 individuals died and 1.5 million person has diagnosed with cancer in 2013 (CDC, 2016). Cancer is an ailment where body cells cultivate beyond quantity in comparison to normal cells. Cancer is able to spread through lymphatic nodes and bloodstream. Furthermore cancer is named from the organ it instigates, for instance…

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    After lung cancer, breast cancer is the most common cause of cancer deaths for women in America. Since 1990, the number of women who have died from this has steadily decreased, fortunately. Here is a look at six celebrities who have experienced this awful disease and are helping to spread awareness by sharing their stories. Number Six: Tig Notaro Two weeks after her mom’s death, this comedian was diagnosed with cancer in both of her breasts. She underwent a double mastectomy to take care of it…

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    you have the want to smoke to get the same calm effect. Your respiratory system is the part of your body that includes your lungs which allows you to take in oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. You lungs tend to filter things that are unwanted or harmful in your body. Toxins and chemicals from smoking get trapped in your lungs over time, which can put you at the risk of lung cancer. You become more prone to getting bronchitis, a cold, or the flu. The cardiovascular system is the part of your body…

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    that bill is for an entire month, not a week. “Smokers are considered higher risk candidates for these types of insurance because of the increased risks of serious chronic illnesses, and the increased medical costs throughout our lifespan” (American Cancer Association, 2014). That means that not only is the cigarette expensive, but the insurance that a smoker has. The amount of money combined with buying cigarettes and paying for health insurance, knowing a smoker will fall ill is insane.…

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    Lung Cancer Case Study

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    Lung Cancer is the leading cause to cancer-related deaths around the world, with approximately 1/3 of all cancer related death. (Comparison of Four Chemotherapy Regimens for Advanced Non–Small-Cell Lung Cancer)Approximately seventy percent of people who are diagnosed with lung cancer present with advanced or metastatic (Molina, Yang, Cassivi, Schild, & Adjei, 2008). Non-small-cell lung cancer accounts for approximately eighty-five percent of lung cancers diagnosed in the world. (Molina, Yang,…

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    Chemming From Lung Cancer

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    Overall Health Concerns Stemming from Lung Cancer There are many health concerns that stem from lung cancer. One concern a lung cancer patient may have are the side effects of their treatment. In addition to treating the disease, there are side effects that some patients may experience. According to CancerCare, “cancer treatments can cause side effects”. As with many treatments for any health issue, there are side effects that come along while healing. Although these side effects can be…

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    The cancer cells divide at a much more rapid rate than normal cells, this is the reason why that is so. Regular cells have cancer/ tumor inhibitors built in to stop cells from growing out of control and harming the host. Another difference between regular cells and cancer cells, is that cancer cells don 't die, they are "immortal" and will live on forever basically. Cancer cells will grow even when they come into contact with other cells…

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    What do you think the number one killer in the United States is? The answer: tobacco use. Deaths from tobacco use in 2000 beat the total number of deaths from obesity with an astonishing 435,000 deaths. This also beat the total number of deaths by alcohol use, microbial agents, toxic agents, motor vehicle accidents/collisions, firearm use, sexual behavior, and illicit drug use (Marshall). So if smoking is the number one killer, shouldn’t we take steps to reduce the number of smokers? One small,…

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    Respiratory tract: “(1) Nicotine constricts terminal bronchioles, which decreases airflow into and out of the lungs. (2) Carbon monoxide in smoke binds to hemoglobin and reduces its oxygen-carrying capability. (3) Irritants in smoke cause increased mucus secretion by the mucosa of the bronchial tree and swelling of the mucosal lining, both of which impede airflow into and out of the lungs. (4) Irritants in smoke also inhibit the movement of cilia and destroy cilia in the lining of the…

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    Tobacco Effects

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    associated with smoking is lung cancer. Smoking is responsible for 87 percent of lung cancer deaths. Once you are diagnosed with lung cancer your chance of still being alive in five years is less than 1 in 5 (“Lung Cancer Basics”). Lung disease is a growth that begins in the lungs. At the point when a person has lung disease, their cells are irregular and group together to shape a tumor. Not at all like typical cells, tumor cells develop without request or control, crushing the solid lung tissue…

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