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The case of breast cancer screening Student No: 628587 Word Count: 3345 Submission Date: 14-1-2011 Introduction: In the current advent of innovation and globalization, with shrinking distances and integrated economies, the health care system is also undergoing a paradigm shift.... Awareness campaigns relating to cancer are common at the present...
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Most common types of cancer were prostate cancer (19,403 cases0, bowel cancer (14,243 cases), breast cancer (12,670 cases, skin cancer (10,432 cases) and lung cancer... 2006) are “coronary heart disease, stroke, lung cancer, colorectal cancer, depression, diabetes, asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, chronic kidney disease, oral diseases, arthritis and osteoporosis.... The Bettering the Evaluation and Care of Health (BEACH) report states that most of the above chronic disease are treated at the primary care level except lung cancer and colorectal cancer (Zwar, et al....
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The incidence of breast cancer is on the rise all over the world, posing a significant risk for women.... Among the various factors identified as responsible for the incidence of breast cancer, genetics, environmental and lifestyle risk factors are considered significant ones (Nkondjock, & Ghadirian, 2005).... million people will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year worldwide.... About 75% of all women with cancer cases will be diagnosed invasive breast… The chance of developing invasive breast cancer during a womans lifetime is approximately 1 in 7 (13....
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The present discourse “Enzyme Inhibitors in breast cancer Therapy” addresses modern methods of treating breast cancer, in particular, such surgical techniques as prophylactic removal of ovaries and shutting down of ovaries in case of detection of estrogen-progesterone dependent tumor on early stage.... Among all of the different types of cancer, breast cancer is the highest cause of death in women between the ages 20 and 59, having been responsible for 32 percent of all new cancer cases in 2003....
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Coursework
nbsp; Successful treatment of breast cancer is only possible if it is diagnosed in early stages.... Mammography does not prevent breast cancer rather it only detects cancer.... Kahn (2010) talks about the use of mammography for detecting breast cancer and states that “mammography does not prevent it but only detects it”.... The high exposure not only helps the physicians get accurate images of breast's anatomy but also helps them observe the signs of various breast-related diseases....
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Research Paper
The hospitals chosen in this study have been selected because they represent a broad cross-section of healthcare organizations that have achieved the Center of Excellence Designation within the field of breast cancer Management or its subfields.... This thesis "Specialized Center of Excellence for Managing breast cancer" project provides all necessary tools and contact information for the interested small, general hospitals to take the first steps in their conversion to a Specialized Center of Excellence for Managing breast cancer....
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The reporter casts light on the fact that in the current advent of innovation and globalization, with shrinking distances and integrated economies, the health care system is also undergoing a paradigm shift.... hellip; The focus of healthcare has shifted from being exclusively curative and palliative in nature to an integrated approach which focuses on both prevention of diseases and providing appropriate curative and palliative strategies when those diseases do occur....
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The society estimates that there will be approximately 62,570 new cases of carcinoma in situ (CIS) of breast cancer.... nbsp;… Carcinoma in situ is the earliest form of breast cancer.... The rate of breast cancer deaths has been going down in America.... Dramatic improvements in breast cancer research and awareness of the condition also contribute to the dramatic reduction of breast cancer deaths in America (Grunfeld, Hodgson & Giudice, 2010)....
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