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    because of cancer. One in eight women will develop breast cancer at some point in their lives. It is also true that most women won’t recognize their symptoms until the cancer has grown into a life-threatening tumor. Understanding and recognizing those symptoms can literally be the difference between life and death. Cancer is the second highest cause of death in the US. Nearly everyone has lost a love one to it. And yet to many, it is as mysterious as it is deadly. What is breast cancer really?…

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    because mutant p53 cannot activate p21WAF1/CIP1, the cell cycle can proceed unabated. It is Exon 5-8 which are very prone to mutations & codon 157 is commonly known as mutational hotspot in lung Cancers, besides that codon 248 & 273 mutations are hotspot positions in other cancers for example, colon and liver cancer, suggesting the heterogeneity among TP53 mutations. One interesting thing is these codons contain CpG islands, and the presence of 5-methyl cytosine greatly enhances binding of a…

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    burns, exposing yourself to skin cancer and it can all be avoided by substituting it with a tanning spray or not tanning at all. Introduction I. Glenna Kohl had a deadly habit. (attention) (narrative)(pathos) II. Such as Glenna many young girls like Natalie, Kate, and Chelsea got skin cancer in their 20s for constantly using tanning beds. (example) It would have been avoided if they were more aware of the consequences. (purpose) III. According to the skin cancer foundation 71% of tanning…

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    Cancer development Cancer is a global epidemic. It affects the elder and the younger, the ugly and the beautiful, and the poor and the rich. According to the World Health Organization, there are 8.2 million cancer-related deaths in 2012. Cancer accounts for more deaths worldwide than other infectious diseases, including HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria. It is also estimated that 21.4 million new cancer cases will be diagnosed in 2030. Cancer comes to be a global issue and an increasing public…

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    Case Study Breast Cancer

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    States are expected to die from breast cancer in 2015. Death rates for breast cancer are higher than any other cancer, besides lung cancer for women in the United States. In addition, American women are most commonly diagnosed with breast cancer over any other cancer with the exception of skin cancer. In fact, 1 in 8 women in the United States will be diagnosed with invasive breast cancer at some point in their lifetime. Breast cancer is the number one diagnosed cancer among women worldwide.…

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    works to fight cancer is radiation therapy. Radiation therapy is more effective than non-traditional treatments because it kills cancer for the better, even though it is a little at a time, after therapy in a few weeks or months. Yet it still kills cancer at hand rather than not at all. Depending on how much radiation a doctor uses on a patient, depends on if the cancer cells die and the patient is free of cancer. It all depends on the doses given, “At high doses, radiation kills cancer cells or…

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    46,420 people in the U.S. will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Out of them, about 39,590 people will die from the disease – that’s 85%. While all types of cancer may be fatal, pancreatic cancer is ranked number 4 on the list of deadliest cancers ("Pancreatic Cancer Facts"). Whether the cancer was acquired genetically or due to a carcinogen (a substance capable of causing cancer in living tissue), it will go on to affect the cancer patient and everyone in his/her life. Learning about the…

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    Marijuana has many types of health benefits. Being America’s largest cash crop, marijuana, or weed, is nationally recognized as one of the most famous recreational drugs around. With its recent increase in popularity due to certain legalization laws and efforts to spread the word about all the good it brings to society. In the midst of all this, scientists have discovered that maybe there are some hazardous effects to this that people might not realize. Amongst other health issues that come with…

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    Cancer Awareness Outline

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    Cancer Awareness and Funding Thesis: Cancer awareness plays an important and critical role in increasing funding for cancer research. I. What is Cancer? A. Cancer is a disease where cells become abnormal and grow uncontrollably B. Cancer can form anywhere in the body C. Cancer cells form in one place causing a tumor which destroy normal body cells III. Types of Cancer A. Malignant and benign cancer cells B. There are over 200 types of cancer C. Types are classified by the…

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    discoveries that have aided in furthering the research about cancer and how to cure it. They are the next big breakthrough in science and show a promising future. With enough time and research, scientists will be able to utilize stem cells in a way that will be beneficial to cancer patients. Cancer is known as a group of diseases involving abnormal cell growth that has the potential to spread or invade to other parts of the body. “Cancer can start almost anywhere in the human body, which is…

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