Essays on Oncology

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Oral Cancer – 5 Things You Can Do to Keep Yourself Away from It

1 page / 536 words

Like many other diseases, prevention and early detection are vital when it comes to protecting patients suffering from oral carcinoma. Read along to get a deeper insight on what this disease is all about and how you can protect yourself from it. For most people...

Cancer

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Headache as The Symbol of Brain Cancer

1 page / 453 words

The brain, the masterpiece of creation, is almost unknown to us” — Nicholas Steno, 1669. Ancient medical practitioners had conflicting views on the significance of the brain. Aristotle considered the brain to be a secondary organ that served as a cooling agent for the heart....

Cancer Human Brain

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Genes Expression in Lung Cancer

4 pages / 1951 words

In multiple studies, at both transcript and protein levels, increased expression of biomarkers Rrm1, Rrm2 as well as Tyms were observed in NSCLC patients and suggested for their implications in cancer therapy (Grossi F et al. 2015, PMID: 26663950, Maus MK et al. 2013, PMID:...

Gene Lung Cancer

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Current Research on The Ovarian Stem Cells: a Brief Review

7 pages / 3023 words

Adult mammalian ovary has been under watch for over 10 years now since it was proposed to home stem cells that experience postnatal oogenesis amid reproductive period like spermatogenesis in testis. Ovarian stem cells are situated in the surface epithelium of adult and menopausal ovary...

Ovarian Cancer Stem Cell Stem Cell Research

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Practice Development Clinical Project

4 pages / 1976 words

Pain Management in the Oncology Unit Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay Pain has been one of the most distressing symptoms of cancer. It affects the quality...

Cancer Pain

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Cancer Outline and The Importance of Cancer Research

3 pages / 1492 words

Cancer is a dangerous, complex, malignant tumor distinguished by unregulated, rapid and aggressive mitosis and growth of undifferentiated malfunctioning cells containing mutated genes (that form tumors). It is capable of invading surrounding tissues and metastasizing to various body organs and regions (thereby producing different cancer...

Cancer

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Common Oral Health Problems in The Philippines

1 page / 532 words

Common injuries to the mouth include tooth fractures, tooth dislocations, soft tissue cutes, including mandible fracture; bruising and lacerations to the lips, frenulum, gums and tongue, and broken or missing teeth. The throat can be injured by any crushing blow; common causes include hanging (accidental...

Cancer Challenges Dentistry

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Cancer-specific Relationship in "To Cancer-with Love – My Journey of Joy" by Neelam Kumar

1 page / 485 words

The Importance of Interpersonal Relationships in Coping with Cancer Close interpersonal relationships play a major role in coping with cancer effectively. Neelam Kumar’s husband passed away when she was in her thirties, and hence couldn’t be a part of her journey with cancer. There is...

Book Review Cancer Relationship

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Market Access and Pricing in Oncology in Emerging Markets

3 pages / 1375 words

Introduction As a consequence of the success of decades of public-health investments and efforts that have reduced the burden of infectious disease, chronic diseases are rising as the top healthcare threat in emerging markets. Likewise, with the rise in GDP and affluence in these markets,...

Health Care Reform

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Ovarian Cancer – No More a Silent Killer

1 page / 563 words

1 in 75 women fall prey to ovarian carcinoma during their lifespan. This startling statistic is sufficient to warrant a higher focus on awareness concerning the early discovery of this condition. The chances of a full recovery are very high if it is caught and...

Ovarian Cancer

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Medical Imaging Segmentation

3 pages / 1275 words

The Lung Image Database Consortium and Image Database Resource Initiative The Lung Image Database Consortium (LIDC) and Image Database Resource Initiative (IDRI) provide the largest set of computer tomography (CT) image references of lung nodules. The LIDC dataset characterizes itself based on the following attributes:...

Biomedical Engineering Lung Cancer Medicare

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Epoca Theory in Cancer Treatment

2 pages / 975 words

The regression of cancer caused by the release of 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3 could lead to a new class of cancer therapies. The target is to provoke a sarcoidosis response against a malignant process. This approach probably represents one of the most effective therapeutic options because it...

Cancer Therapy

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The Importance and Challenges of a Multidisciplinary Oncology Team (mot)

3 pages / 1260 words

The decisions made by the Multidisciplinary Oncologic Team (MOT) should consider multiple aspects such as individual patients’ health status, availability of local facilities, and expertise. During a traditional MOT staff round for solid-organ cancers, one of the most important decisions to be made is whether...

Cancer Medicare

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Role of Umb in Oxaliplatin Induced Peripheral Neuropathy

1 page / 452 words

Nearly more than a million cancer cases are being diagnosed worldwide annually, among which colorectal cancer is highly prevalent. Oxaliplatin (OXP) is a third generation platinum based anti-neoplastic agent mainly employed for colorectal cancer, marketed as FOLFOX- a combination drug of Oxaliplatin, 5-Fluorouracil and folinic...

Cancer

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How Cancer Affect Your Life Immediately: Iilness Narrative

4 pages / 1610 words

Phoebe grew up dancing for countless of hours at her local dance studio, a place she called her second home. Anyone watching her could see how passionate she was about moving and expressing her emotions through graceful choreography. It was at this very studio on...

Cancer

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The Harmful Effects of Drugs as Depicted in Barbara Natterson-horowitz and Kathryn Bowers's Book Zoobiquity

2 pages / 1126 words

Owners of animals all over the world have looked at their pet one time or another and wondered what they were thinking. Many even have wondered what their pets would say if they could speak. People have been subconsciously relating to animals but if you...

Melanoma

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Looking at The Biography of The 39th President of The United States, James Earl Carter Jr

4 pages / 1632 words

“We can choose to alleviate suffering. We can choose to work together for peace. We can make these changes — and we must.” No president valued equality, human rights and the alleviation of human suffering as truly as Jimmy Carter. He was the greatest social...

Pancreatic Cancer

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The Origin and Effect of Blood Pressure on My Family

3 pages / 1160 words

I descend from a large African American family, a family whose health history I have been oblivious to up until I was given this assignment. My family has a long health history of diabetes, breast cancer, pancreatic cancer, and high blood pressure. High blood pressure...

Pancreatic Cancer

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A Look at The Root, Impact, and Remedy for Pancreatic Cancer

5 pages / 2179 words

Pancreatic cancer affects pancreas; it is a disease in which malignant (cancerous) cells form in the tissues of the pancreas. Out of all the glands in the bodies, pancreas is one of them. The pancreas is located behind the stomach and in front of the...

Pancreatic Cancer