breast cancer is one of the cancers that if is detected on time is very easy to cure, but for that womens they have to do exams each year. The ovarian cancer is also very frequent in women that they are over the 40 years a anually cheak up is very important, in the mensure womens do a check up is easier to eliminate the cancer.
We can fin differents kind of cancer. The cancer treatment it consist in chemotherapy and mostly all of the time also radiotherapy.
The cancer patient is going to have sever side effect reactions with the chemotheraphy, like llosong of the hair, nausea, etc.
The skin cancer is very frequent between the population who is expossed to sun for long periods with out protection, this is caused because of the UV rays. This type of cancer is not that severe.
the kidney cancer and the lung cancer are a strong cancer wich they need to be detected on time.The liver cancer as same as the other ones they need imediat treatment.
Until know doctor they dont know exactly which it could be the cancer cure to treat the differents sort of them.
briannamarie08 posted a photo:
one of the first pictures I took with my Olypmus camera, my moms unfinished cigarette, and her lighter.. Remember ladies, gentlemen & kids, DO NOT SMOKE. It is very, very bad.. mmhm.. its just to bad if you already smoke, yeaapp.. goodnite..
taken with; Olympus FE-310 8.0 Megapixels Digital Camera
cpurrin1 posted a photo:
I have a really long list of pet peeves, but near the top is people smoking at doorways at buildings that I need to go into. It's of course nice to provide a butt container at the entrance so that the area is not littered with butts, and smokers no doubt appreciate a spot that is sheltered from wind and rain. But on the other hand, situating a container at an entrance is the best way to promote the spot as a smoking lounge, where people strain their lungs trying to burn down the remainder of their 25¢ cigarettes before relinquishing them to a smoldering death in the sand. During all this, nonsmokers entering the building are subjected to second-hand smoke. And, when buildings are under negative pressure, all the smoke is sucked into the building whenever the door is opened.
It's not really the smoker's fault, though -- the responsibility lies with the person who put that butt container right at a public entrance. It trains smokers to smoke there. Some institutions have wised up to this and instead train smokers to de-butt at locations more distant from the entrances of buildings. I think the City of Philadelphia even has a law to this effect, and even has signage on buildings alerting people to a "smoke free perimeter" that surrounds all public entrances. Usually, these rules also apply to areas within 20 feet of a building's air intake vents, another popular place to smoke for some reason.
I'd wager it would take approximately 45 minutes to re-locate all the butt containers on campus.
Overview of research showing that outdoor second-hand smoke is indeed harmful, not just indescribably annoying: news-service.stanford.edu/news/2007/may9/smoking-050907.html.
Colleges and universities that have already made entrances smoke free: www.google.com/search?aq=f&num=100&hl=en&q=sm....
Photographs of possible door signage: www.thayeravenue.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/montogmer....
