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Saturday, May 7, 2016
Save Your Life From Cancer
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v Cells Divide And Multiply As The Body Needs Them. When
These Cells Continue Multiplying When The Body Doesn't Need Them, The Result Is
A Mass Or Growth, Also Called A Tumor.
v
These Growths
Are Considered Either Benign Or Malignant.
v
Each Type Of
Cancer Is Unique With Its Own Causes, Symptoms, And Methods Of Treatment. Like
With All Groups Of Disease, Some Types Of Cancer Are More Common Than Others
A Malignant Tumor of Potentially Unlimited Growth That Expands Locally
By Invasion And Metastasis.
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Cancer Is One Of The Most Common Diseases In The World:
n 1 In 4 Deaths Are Due To Cancer
n Lung Cancer Is The Most Common Cancer In Men
n Breast Cancer Is The Most Common Cancer In Women
n There Are Over
100 Different Forms Of Cancer
n The Division (Mitosis) Of Normal Cells Is Precisely
Controlled. New Cells Are Only Formed For Growth Or To Replace Dead Ones.
n Cancerous Cells Divide Repeatedly Out Of Control Even
Though They Are Not Needed, They Crowd Out Other Normal Cells And Function
Abnormally.
n They Can Also Destroy The Correct Functioning Of Major
Organs.
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Tuesday, May 3, 2016
How many drinks for women?
3-6 drinks
per week 15% chance of developing the disease
At least 2
drinks daily 51% chance of developing the disease
Other cancer
risks of Alcohol
Alcohol
consumption has been linked to an increased risk for cancers of the Oral cavity,Pharynx,Esophagus Larynx, Rectum Stomach,Colon Liver and Ovaries Etc.
Monday, May 2, 2016
What are the RISK FACTORS for breast cancer?
GENDER
Simply being
a woman is the main risk factor for developing breast cancer. This is probably because of the female
hormones estrogen and progesterone, which can promote breast cancer cell growth.
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AGE
Your risk of
developing breast cancer increases as you get older.
About 1 out
of 8 invasive breast cancers are found in women younger than 45.
About 2 of 3
invasive breast cancers are found in women age 55 or older.
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