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    The cancer survival rates for a group of 1,015 metastatic non-small cell lung cancer patients who were diagnosed between 2000 and 2009.Lung Cancer is a disease diagnosed on the basis of numerous symptoms, cough, lung weakness, and lung failure with chemotherapy, mixed medicine, and healthy plans. Lung Cancer has shocked the nation by the infestation of the population with the disease, the disease has two main causes and a way to help your life prolong which is, unhealthy behaviors, genes, and…

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    giving you information on lung cancer. All types of cancer has become more common throughout the years that media has expanded. We see cancer survivors, cancer victims, family members of cancer patients, and many more campaigns to raise money to find a cure. I chose this topic because I myself have had quite a few family members die to this horrific disease. We should all be aware of how dreadful lung cancer is. Lung cancer is a type of cancer that begins in the lungs. Your lungs are two…

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    Small Cell Lung Cancer

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    and even avoided smoking. And yet, lung cancer found you, and there is a 75% chance that it will be fatal. How could this happen? 2 This is the reality…

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    Lung Cancer Disease Diary

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    of my disease diary is lung cancer. The reason, why I have chosen it is, because I also have witnessed how somebody died because of lung cancer and I want to know how that could happen. In the following report I will talk about the characteristic of the cancer, the causes and symptoms, the treatment of the disorder and how the relationship is to other body systems. Lung cancer, also called carcinoma of the lung or pulmonary carcinoma, is an enormously deadly tumor in the lung. The tumor is an…

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    PASSIVE SMOKING AND LUNG CANCER Lung cancer is a type of cancer that develops from epithelial cells. It begins with an uncontrollable growth of abnormal cells in the tissue that line the inner or outer surface of the lung tissues. The abnormal cells start to divide rapidly to form a lump which is known as a tumor. As tumors become more numerous and larger, they weaken the ability of the lungs to provide oxygen to the bloodstreams. A tumor can either be benign or malignant, benign tumor remains…

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    Lung Function Test Essay

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    Lung function test The pulmonary function test sounds like only one test, but it consists of multiple tests which if you don’t ask questions you would not have known about them. When just observing the lung function test one would see all patients blowing into a mouth piece for 8 hours and not think much of it. On being more interactive with the clinical technicians I was able to distinguish three very specific tests that are used to obtain a complete evaluation of the patient’s respiratory…

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    Lung Cancer Lung cancer is the leading cancer killer in men and women in the U.S. The main cause of lung cancer is smoking. (American Cancer Society Inc., 2015) Smoking weakens our body’s immune system due to the chemicals (carcinogens) that are found in cigarettes. I don’t think people realize how damaging these chemicals are to their bodies or maybe they do and just don’t think it will happen to them. Smoking not only causes cancer it also causes other health issues such as heart disease,…

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    Lung Cancer Advocacy Paper

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    Developing a Health Advocacy Campaign Lung Cancer Advocacy Campaign Walden University NURS 6050 Section 13: Policy and Advocacy for Improving Population Health Amabue Iwudyke 11/9/2014 Lung Cancer is a serious issue for people in United States. Lung cancer is, one of the leading cause of all cancer deaths in U.S., and it is considered as the most commonly diagnosed among U.S. women (O’Malley, Earp, Mayne, Viadro, & Altpeter, 1995). Lung cancer is a serious concern that need to be dealt…

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    cells. As the lung disease progresses to get worse, one option for treatment is a double lung transplantation. Lung transplantation sounds great and can be very beneficial, but it has its risks and there are ethical issues involved. The ethical issues that are involved include: what the criteria is for lung transplants, how lung transplants work, and what the mental aspect of lung transplant is. The ten literature reviews indicate and contraindicate these ethical issues involved with lung…

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    Symptoms of Lung Cancer That Need to Be Known Lung cancer cannot be caught in the early stages since there are no clear symptoms of this disease. Many patients who suffer from lung cancer are usually diagnosed when the cancer is already developed. Often, the diagnosis comes when the cancer is at stage 3. Therefore, it is extremely important to notice the signs that may indicate the presence of the disease before it progresses since the treatment is more effective in the earlier stages. Early…

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