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    cancer cells, white blood cells typically grow very quickly and multiply rapidly. Doctors questioned the idea of mustard gas having a similar effect on rapidly growing cancer cells. Doctors began to test their theories on patients with advanced lymphomas by injecting a chemical into mustard gas. Despite the temporary effect, patients experienced a remarkable improvement. This small advancement allowed for more research into other substances that might slow down or stop the division of cancer…

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    more forms of therapy for superficial infections and illnesses. Many patients participate in UV light therapy. UV light therapy is the use of UV light to treat a variety of skin disorders, such as eczema, psoriasis, vitiligo, pruritus, and t-cell lymphoma. Because staph is a skin infection as well, the UV light therapy could potentially react with the infection as it did with the other assorted topical infections and reduce the growth of the staph (Bishop, 2010). Accordingly, the purpose of…

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    a course of action… especially in spite of difficulty” (Dictionary.reference.com). It means to always try your hardest, even if you might fail. Real-life survivor Eric Berry shows perseverance. Berry is a football player that was diagnosed with lymphoma. He had to go through chemotherapy that left his body weak. While most people would do nothing when they are weak, Berry worked out in between treatment sessions. When he faced a challenge, Berry kept fighting. Berry’s hard work physically and…

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    Why Do Genes Cause Cancer?

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    Cancer is a general term for a large group of diseases. These diseases are caused by the uncontrolled division of abnormal cells. Cancer is a malignant tumor that is invasive and can spread via the bloodstream throughout the body, this is known as metastasis. In the cell cycle of a normal cell, there are two main components involving different phases that the cell goes through. There is interphase where the cell gets ready to divide and there’s the mitotic phase, where the cell actually…

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    Hiv/Aids Social Problem

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    system to regenerate. Procured Immunodeficiency Virus (AIDS) is the last phase of the HIV infection. A man who contracts HIV/AIDS is inclined to different sicknesses, for example, tuberculosis, salmonellosis and malignancies; Kaposi Sarcoma and lymphomas. To comprehend the social effect of this sickness, social examination must be led so as to comprehend the social effect it will have in our general public HIV has been a social problem from the time of its discovery. The male homosexual…

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    Cigarette smoking is a growing problem in the world today. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states, “about 480,000 U.S. deaths per year are caused by cigarette smoking and secondhand smoke exposure” (Jamal et al. 53). This is an overwhelming number of people’s lives that were lost that could have easily been prevented. Smoking cigarettes is something that has become too casual in today’s society because people are unaware of the consequences and overall should be banned.…

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    Acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) is a malignant disorder affecting children and adults, peaking between the ages of 2 and 5 years old then rising slowly after the age of 50 (Pui, Robison, & Look, 2008). While effective treatments have raised the cure rate to over 80%, ALL remains the second leading cause of death from cancer in children (Mullighan et al., 2009). There are about 6,250 new cases of ALL with about 1,450 deaths, mainly affecting more males than females and more whites than African…

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    False Labor Case Study

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    By Dhara being in her early twenties she has a better chance of having a healthier pregnancy and baby. According to the book mothers who have their babies in their twenties are less likely to give birth to babies who have a chromosomal period and genetically influenced disorders, and also mothers who are in their twenties are more likely have more energy to keep up with a young. Whereas mothers who are in older will be more exhausted (Berk, 2010, P. 94). However, by Dhara being a full time…

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    In the years 1940-1950, The Hooker Chemicals and Plastics Corporation used a canal in Niagara Falls, New York, as a dumping ground. The company disposed of toxic chemicals; including polychlorinated biphenyls, dioxin and pesticides. This land was then covered with fill and sold to a developer. A housing development was built on the chemical dump in the 1970s. Residents of the area began to experience various health issues. The government did not begin investigating and relocating families until…

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    Animals state “Researchers for the National Cancer Institute have found that eating meat raises men’s risk of prostate cancer, while a study from Yale University reports that meat-based diets can cause stomach cancer and esophageal cancer as well as as lymphoma.” (pg 2 PETA) According to PETA every year,…

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