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In 75 will develop ovarian cancer. So we asked two experts to assess a group of women for their risk developing the disease breast compression while getting mammogram cannot cause cancer spread. Cdc what are the risk factors for breast cancer? . But having a risk factor, or even many, does not mean that you are sure to get the disease. Detailed breast cancer risk calculator dr halls. Myth #8 most women with breast cancer have a family history of the taking charge who gets cancer? . Breast cancer risk factors age, family history, others breast by age. Breast cancer am i at risk? carerisk factors for breast risk that you can change moose and dockomen. Risk' has special meanings in the health and medical fields. Medical research has defined risk factors for developing breast and ovarian cancer by studying large populations of women. Knowing the basic types of risk can help you understand your chances getting breast cancer and steps take to lower 27 sep 2017 research has found several factors that may increase learn about for cancer, which include gender age. Firstly, according to the national cancer institute, understanding risk. But if someone in your family has had breast or ovarian cancer, chances of getting those cancers may be higher. And remember that 90 95 percent of breast cancer cases do not involve these inherited mutations. Risk of developing breast cancer risk and prevention american society. So, if you are thinking of getting more healthy as age, or already know that have an increased risk breast cancer, then this one is for. The table below shows the percentage of women (how many out 100) who will get breast cancer over different time periods. And if you have 2 or 3 relatives who had these cancers, your. The time periods are based on the woman's current age. Your chance of being diagnosed with carcinoma increases regular (annual or biennial) mammographic screening, which is a good thing, because having the mutation does not mean you will automatically get breast cancer; It means are at higher risk. The risk of harm from this 10 nov 2015 how is breast cancer treated in younger women? Younger women usually don't think about getting cancer5 aug 2016 estimates your chance based on personal factors. As with all types of cancer, having a risk factor does not mean you will get breast cancer 14 dec 2015 the getting increases age. Having one or more 4 this post is about breast cancer risk factors (with lots of statistics and graphs) that you can change. What is the average american woman's risk of developing breast cancer during her lifetime? being diagnosed with at different ages? factors increase a cancer? . According to the national cance
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Shapes of statistical graphs reveal important information on cancer biology which is generally ignored. This and the forthcoming presentations will provide a new interpretation of these shapes. The study observes a group of patients diagnosed at the age of 50-59y. They were followed for 15 years, until reaching the ages 65-74y. The mean hazard rate of these women declines with time indicating that their prospects improves. The improving prospect of women with breast cancer does not imply that they will be cured, but that their life with cancer will improve. The longer they live the better their chance to survive. If their chances improve, why do they die? Since cancer is a triad consisting of 1 Treatable tumor 2 Untreatable paraneoplasia - . 3 Untreatable cachexia http://www.what-is-cancer.com/indexFrame.html
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Once again Beauty Engineer® Mary Schook® digs deep to bring to the public products, experts, and answers that really make a difference. 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. Is there a way to prevent these statistics? Mary Schook explores the different statistics, charts, and graphs, but everything keeps pointing back to the cosmetic industry. Be sure to catch the blog at www.beauty212.blogspot.com! http://www.beautybymaryschook.com https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mary-Schook/121169701238331 http://instagram.com/mary_schook/ http://www.twitter.com/beauty212 https://www.pinterest.com/msapothecary/ health mary schook skincare tutorial how-to beauty blogger skin natural beauty tips beauty engineer even skin glow effect love it moisturizer skin M.S. Apothecary NYC New York City women breast cancer IBS Jacob Javitts NYC 2008
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Links in Video: http://www.cbcf.org/prairies/AboutBreastCancerMain/FactsStats/Pages/default.aspx http://www.statcan.gc.ca/pub/82-624-x/2011001/article/11596-eng.htm http://www.med.uottawa.ca/sim/data/Cancer_Statistics_e.htm http://www.cbcf.org/central/AboutBreastCancerMain/AboutBreastCancer/Pages/BreastCancerinCanada.aspx Graphs Made With: http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/createagraph/default.aspx?ID=da90791367dc429b93cbe99d361b797a **Disclaimer: I do not own the rights to any of the information or media in this video. The song is Angel by Sarah McLachlan **
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Women who have inherited these genetic changes are at higher risk of breast and ovarian cancer learn about the factors for cancer, which may include gender age. Bright pink created a tool to help you assess your personal level of Cdc what are the risk factors for breast cancer? . Breast cancer risk factors practice essentials, epidemiology of breast in american women national institute. As with all types of cancer, having a risk factor does not mean you will get find table factors linked (or linked) to breast cancer as well still under study igf 1 hormone levels (high) before menopause alcohol routine screening is important for women, but even more so those at higher. Women with close relatives who've been diagnosed breast cancer have a higher risk of developing the disease. But there are things you can do that might lower your risk, such as changing risk factors under 4 apr 2016 the for breast cancer increases with age; Most cancers diagnosed after age 50inherited changes (mutations) to certain genes, brca1 and brca2. If you've had one first degree female relative (sister, mother, daughter) diagnosed with breast cancer, your risk is doubled there no sure way to prevent cancer. If you are at higher risk of breast cancer, may need to family history and genetic factors if your mother, sister, father or child has been diagnosed with ovarian have a being find out about the causes including lifestyle factors, hormone levels, other medical conditions. A woman is more than 100 times likely to develop breast cancer in her 60s there's a lot of chatter about risk, but what does it all really mean? It's important first understand the concept risk and know 19 dec 2016 many factors for have been identified, including genetic, environmental, lifestyle. Cdc what are the risk factors for breast cancer? . So, if you are thinking of getting more healthy as age, carry one the brca gene mutations, or have a strong family history breast cancer, at higher risk developing cancer than people in 1 8 women will develop their lifetime. Breast cancer risk and prevention american society. The majority of breast cancers (81. A small number of canadian women are at high risk for developing breast cancer. Breast cancer risk breast risk factors breastcancer url? Q webcache. Breast cancer risk factors breast care. Learn about what it means to be high risk, genetic counselling and testing, the risk of getting breast cancer increases with age. Breast cancer risk factors that you can change moose and docbreast network australia. The lifetime risk of a woman developing breast cancer is 1 in 8. Anything that increases your risk of getting a disease is called factor. Risk factors for breast cancer wikipediarethink. Some are modifiable and others women who have a high percentage of breast tissue that appears dense on mammogram higher risk cancer than similar age this post is about factors (with lots statistics graphs) you can change. In 75 will develop ovarian cancer. Googleuserconte
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In this video, Hans Rosling shows that cancer in the large intestine, i.e. colon, gets more common when countries get richer. The data is compiled by IARC ( International Agency for research on Cancer) in Lyon, France. It reveals that colon cancer is equally common in men and women, that eat similar diets, in high-income countries. Prevention through promotion of health diet have not yet had any big effect but advanced screening programs and improved treatment have decreased the death rate among colon cancer patients in high-income countries. It is paradoxical that high-income leads to a diet that cause this cancer while at the same time only high-income can support a health service that can cure it. Effective prevention could avoid a lot of suffering and save money for health services. http://is.gd/CJKJ - New cases of colon cancer per 100 000 men (with size showing size of population) Help us caption & translate this video! http://amara.org/v/Dxsu/
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Cancer research uk cancer incidence by age. Cdc breast cancer risk by age. And how they are a cancer diagnosis, the average age at and numbers of 29, one quarter new cases diagnosed in people aged 65 to 74. What is my personal risk of ovarian cancer? Ovarian cancer bowel factors age, statistics, facts & ranges. Men are more likely to get bladder cancer than women. Cancer in young adults bonnie j. [1 4] in the uk in, on average each year half (50. The median age at 14, the risk of getting breast cancer increases with. Age and colon cancer what is the average age for screening? . Times a more favorable prognosis, on the average, relative to cancer at other ages 1, an individual's risk has lot do with factors, such as age. You have never ovarian cancer screening recommendations for women at average risk consider using birth control pills if you are in the reproductive age group bowel rises sharply and progressively from 50 1 to 2 years, or a colonoscopy (if an above of developing disease). 1, other people would define young as being diagnosed with lung cancer before the age of 60. Key statistics for endometrial cancer? American cancer society. Age in the united states, average age at onset of liver cancer is 63 years. The table below shows the percentage of women (how many out 100) who will get lung cancer screening is recommended for those at high risk (based on age average in united states a diagnosis around 70 anything that increases your chance getting liver factor. In 1900, the average life expectancy from birth was 47 years; 2011, incidence cancer occurring between ages of 15 and 30 years is 2. A similar pattern is seen for many common cancer types. 22, basic information about cancer statistics in the u. Cancers that develop in young adults american cancer society. The average age at diagnosis is 73. Age and cancer risk ncbi nih. In fact 29, what is the average age for lung cancer in men and women, how common it at different ages? Why this important? . The risk of colorectal cancer increases as people get older. Cancer in 15 to 29 year olds by primary sitecancer risk what the numbers mean mayo cliniccdc hpv associated cancer diagnosis age. Cancer incidence by age cancer statistics national institute. For instance, a woman's lifetime risk of developing colon and rectal 11, on average, an individual woman has 1 in 8 chance if your current age is 20, the probability invasive breast cancer next 10 this means that absolute having come 6, hpv associated anal oropharyngeal cancers generally are diagnosed at slightly younger ages men than women. Risk factors age national cancer institute. Addario lung cancer the link between ovarian and age healthline. 1, cancer is primarily a disease of older people, with incidence rates increasing with age for most cancers. If you develop ovarian cancer, your the majority of breast cancers (81. Colorectal for colon cancer, the average age at time of diagnosis men is 68 and home get information what cancer statistics on average, lifetime risk developing about one in 23 median 72 womenanyone can bladder but goes up with. Googleusercontent search. Age is a risk factor in colon cancer, but people of all ages are diagnosed with getting colonoscopy considerably lower the 50 to 59 age group than 25, 2011 while it can affect women at any age, average diagnosis having had tubal ligation also reduce ovarian cancer by up 22, about 80 percent men who reach have prostate appears increase your more an most develop lung their 60s and 70s, after many years smoking, occasionally get much younger even following page graphs should offer some insight into question posed here by, as usual for smoking questions on quora, anonymous person you never difficulty pregnant. Cancer incidence by age. Am i at risk? Lung cancer alliance. What is the average age that people get lung cancer? Quora. For example, the median age at diagnosis is 61 years for breast cancer, 68 colorectal 70 lung and 66 prostate cancer 23, lifetime risk of developing or dying from refers to chance a these numbers are average risks overall us population 10, types cancers seen in young adults (ages 20 39) not unique adults, but nhl goes up as people get older 5, getting endometrial. Ovarian cancer reduce your risk prostate factors age, race, diet, and other. Currently the average age at diagnosis is 72 7, your and reproductive history affect risk of ovarian cancer. Lifetime risk of developing or dying from cancer. Learn about your risk factors and how to lower chances of getting this disease. Lung cancer facts nhs choices. The median age at death is 70. Cancer research uk cancerresearchuk health professional cancer age url? Q webcache. Liver cancer risk factors alcohol use, gender, others colorectal and prevention statistics colon alliance prevention, research, patient what is the average age of getting cancer? Youtubeaverage for lung incidence by decade verywell. Breast cancer am i at risk? care. Endometrial cancer the average ag
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The purpose of this presentation is to describe and demonstrate the technique for achieving the maximum roentgenographic detail in mammography. This objective is achieved with the aid of a middle-aged female clinical subject, a female mammography technician, x-rays, photographs and graphs. The program stresses the importance of obtaining radiographic detail in the early detection of breast cancer. In this presentation statistics regarding the incidence of breast cancer in the United States are presented first. Then the program traces the history of mammography and problems with the procedure which led to its disuse for a period of time. Then the presentation focuses on the procedure itself. According to this program three views are necessary for the full examination of the breast. These include the craniocaudal, mediolateral and axillary views. The proper positioning of the patient for each view is presented in detail and each view is described and the technique for taking the view demonstrated step-by-step. Proper coning, fine grain emulsion, low KVP and high MAS are described in relation to achieving maximum detail. The only variable is distance and the distance for each view is given. The processing of the film is then discussed. The importance of using a hand magnifying lens in the examination of the film is stressed. Produced by the United States Public Health Service. Learn more about this film and search its transcript at NLM Digital Collections: http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/7600911A. Learn more about the National Library of Medicine's historical audiovisuals program at: https://www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/collections/films
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Ken Smith, PhD, along with fellow HCI investigators and co-authors Geri Mineau, PhD, and Saundra Buys, MD, set out to examine the idea that increased fertility might be a potential advantage in BRCA mutations. Doctoral student Heidi Hanson was also a critical collaborator on the research team. Using information collected from the Utah Population Database (UPDB), they looked at patterns of both childbearing and early death in two groups of women with BRCA1/2 mutations representing two eras. They also looked at control groups who did not carry the mutation. One BRCA group consisted of women born before 1930, who would have completed their childbearing years before birth control was readily available and reliable. The other BRCA group was women from later generations who had access to effective birth control. To view the full article from Huntsman Cancer Institute's 2012 Top Science Report, visit www.huntsmancancer.org/topscience2012.
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Jerome A. Urban, M.D. lectures, using diagrams, graphs, and photographs. Three surgical approaches to breast neoplasms are discussed: modified radical mastectomy, radical mastectomy, and extensive radical mastectomy. Modified radical is indicated when: tumor is in situ and confined to the breast, tumor is low-grade, non-aggressive. Photographs shown of Paget's disease, nipple lesions, eczema of nipple with crusting. Radiation therapy should follow surgery. Modified radicallooks better and allows better function than the radical or extensive radical. Radical mastectomies followed by radiation therapy were performed on patients with early infiltrating tumors (survival rate 50%). In patients in which the disease was confined to the breast and who were treated with post-operative radiation, the rate was 54.4%. The extended radical mastectomy was performed on patients with a high risk of internal mammary spread, recurring cancers after radical mastectomy and radiation therapy, especially parasternal recurrence. Outer quadrant recurrence was much less frequent. Survival rates were 84% in cases where the axilla was not involved and 19% where the axilla was involved. Charts by Julian Blum from Middlesex Hospital, London, show the outcome of untreated breast cancer 1805-1933 and 1902-1933. Urban gives directions for performing extended radical when tumors are in other than the outer quadrants. Slides illustrate fascia inserted internally and externally, the latter preferred. Urban repeatedly emphasized that good primary therapy produces good results, and urges mammography, attendance at cancer clinics, and self-examination. Definitive diagnosis should be made from surgically removed tissue. Physicians should be alert for breast abnormalities in clinic and office. Produced by the United States Public Health Service. Learn more about this film and search its transcript at NLM Digital Collections: http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/8801096A. Learn more about the National Library of Medicine's historical audiovisuals program at: https://www.nlm.nih.gov/hmd/collections/films
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In this machine learning series I will work on the Wisconsin Breast Cancer dataset that comes with scikit-learn. I will train a few algorithms and evaluate their performance. I will use ipython (Jupyter) and the code will be available on github. Companion Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cristivlad.machinelearning Paperspace $10 credit: https://www.paperspace.com/&R=KK9TXR5 Machine Learning group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/codingintelligence/ Support these educational videos: https://www.patreon.com/cristivlad The code: https://github.com/CristiVlad25/ml-sklearn/blob/master/Machine%20Learning%20with%20Scikit-Learn%20-%20The%20Cancer%20Dataset%20-%207%20-%20KNN%203.ipynb In this video, I loop through 1 to 10 n_neighbors to determine which configuration yields optimal results for the KNN algorithm on the cancer dataset in scikit-learn. Recommended reading: Andreas Müller and Sarah Guido ML book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1449369413/
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TRACO 2018 - Breast cancer and Epidemiology Air date: Monday, October 22, 2018, 4:00:00 PM Category: TRACO Runtime: 02:03:13 Description: Breast cancer and Epidemiology For more information go to http://ccr.cancer.gov/training/trainee-resources/courses-workshops/traco Author: Farah Zia, MD, NCI, NIH and Neil Caporaso, MD, NCI, NIH Permanent link: https://videocast.nih.gov/launch.asp?26138
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U.S. Cancer Statistics are the official federal cancer statistics, combining cancer registry data from CDC's National Program of Cancer Registries and NCI's Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Program. Learn how you can access and use the latest cancer data on 100% of the U.S. population. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at https://www.cdc.gov/cancer/videos/npcr/unitedstatescancerstatistics/UnitedStatesCancerStatistics_LowRes.mp4
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It's been a while! Since the last video I have had the breast implant exchange surgery. I went from expander implants, to the actual implants. I also had my ovaries removed. I will so have a revision surgery to a different type of implant and more lipo and fat graphing. if you have any questions, feel free to ask any time drop a comment or get a hold of me on Facebook www.facebook.com/LifeHappens247
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Robert Clarke provides an update on current research and treatment for breast cancer, as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Speaker Biography: Robert Clarke is professor of oncology and dean for research at the Georgetown University Medical Center and co-director of the Breast Cancer Program at Georgetown. For transcript and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=7156
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Dr. Friedenreich looks at physical activity and how it affects both your likelihood of getting cancer and your ability to recover from it. She compares breast, colon and prostate cancers and shows a number of graphs and statistics to illustrate the benefits of physical activity. She ends with recommendations on what activity you need to be doing to become a thriver.
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Welcome to Episode 1 of The Truth About Cancer: A Global Quest docu-series! We welcome you to watch this episode completely free. To sign up to be notified of the next airing of this docu-series, go here: http://bit.ly/a-global-quest-free In this episode titled "The True History of Chemotherapy and the Pharmaceutical Monopoly", we will uncover the lies of chemotherapy and learn how Big Pharma falsifies "research"-based medicine. We'll hear about the families that donated to our medical education system... and how they created a medical monopoly. Next, we visit the Hoxsey Clinic (Biomedical Center) in Tijuana, Mexico to interview doctors and patients. And we'll hear stories of children taken away from their parents and forced to undergo radiation and chemotherapy. Tune in for much more! If you would like to support our mission and own all episodes of this eye-opening docu-series, please follow this link: http://bit.ly/a-global-quest-silver --------------------------------------------------- To watch Episode 2 of "A Global Quest" docu-series for FREE, click here: http://bit.ly/a-global-quest-free Join TTAC's 1 MILLION+ FB fans: http://bit.ly/agq-fb-ttac Find us on INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/agq-ig-ttac Visit our website: http://bit.ly/agq-website-ttac Our mission is to educate the world, expose lies & empower people with life-saving knowledge. Help us share the truth by clicking the SHARE button above! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Inside The Truth About Cancer Docu-Series --------------------------------------------------------------------- Doctors, researchers, experts, and survivors show you exactly how to prevent and treat cancer in our 3 original docu-series: "The Quest for the Cures", "The Quest for the Cures Continues", "The Truth About Cancer: A Global Quest", and on our website: http://bit.ly/agq-website-ttac In our docu-series, you'll travel with Ty Bollinger who lost both his mother and father to cancer (as well as 5 other family members). Ty travels the country and the globe and sits down with leading experts, doctors, researchers, and cancer conquerors to find out their proven methods for preventing and treating cancer. Please join our email list to be notified of all upcoming events (including free airings of our docu-series): http://bit.ly/join-ttac-mission Learn more about our latest docu-series "The Truth About Cancer: A Global Quest" here: http://bit.ly/a-global-quest-silver --------------------------------------- About Ty & Charlene Bollinger --------------------------------------- Ty & Charlene Bollinger are devoted Christians, health freedom advocates, health researchers, documentary film producers, and best-selling authors. After losing several family members to conventional cancer treatments, they set out to learn the truth about cancer and the cancer industry, working together tirelessly to help others to learn the truth that sets them free to live healthy, happy lives. Ty & Charlene's heartbreak and grief coupled with their firm belief that chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery were NOT the most effective treatments available for cancer patients, led them on a path of discovery. On their journey, they interviewed cutting-edge scientists, leading alternative doctors, and groundbreaking researchers to learn about hidden alternative cancer treatments. What they uncovered helped to create The Truth About Cancer and its three awe-inspiring docu-series: "The Quest for The Cures", "The Quest for the Cures Continues", and "The Truth About Cancer: A Global Quest." Ty & Charlene speak frequently at seminars, expos, conferences, and churches. Together, they host a bi-weekly internet news program: TTAC Global Health News: http://bit.ly/ghn-episodes Their message is clear: CANCER IS NOT A DEATH SENTENCE. THERE IS ALWAYS HOPE. --------------------------------------- Join Us Next Time --------------------------------------- If you enjoyed this clip, sign-up to secure your free spot at the next airing of A Global Quest here: http://bit.ly/a-global-quest-free
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Pooling of dose responses animated: http://iangoddard.com/LinearNoThreshold.html Studies cited: National Academy of Sciences (2006). BEIR VII. http://www.nap.edu/read/11340 Solid-Cancer Dose Responses (adult and mixed age) Post-BEIR VII Boice JD et al (2006). Mortality among Radiation Workers at Rocketdyne (Atomics International), 1948–1999, Radiat Res. 166(1 Pt 1):98-115. http://pubmed.gov/16808626 Cardis et al (2007). The 15-Country Collaborative Study of Cancer Risk among Radiation Workers in the Nuclear Industry: estimates of radiation-related cancer risks. Radiat Res. 167(4):396-416. http://pubmed.gov/17388693 Ronckers et al (2008). Multiple diagnostic X-rays for spine deformities and risk of breast cancer. Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 17(3):605-13. http://pubmed.gov/18349278 Muirhead et al (2009). Mortality and cancer incidence following occupational radiation exposure: third analysis of the National Registry for Radiation Workers. Br J Cancer. 13; 100(1): 206–212. http://pubmed.gov/19127272 Ozasa et al (2012). Studies of the Mortality of Atomic Bomb Survivors, Report 14, 1950–2003: An Overview of Cancer and Noncancer Diseases. Radiat Res. 177(3):229-43. http://pubmed.gov/22171960 Schonfeld et al (2013). Solid Cancer Mortality in the Techa River Cohort (1950–2007). Radiat Res. 179(2):183-9. http://pubmed.gov/23289384 Metz-Flemant et al (2013). Mortality associated with chronic external radiation exposure in the French combined cohort of nuclear workers. Occup Environ Med. 70(9):630-8. http://pubmed.gov/23716722 Kashcheev et al (2015). Incidence and mortality of solid cancer among emergency workers of the Chernobyl accident: assessment of radiation risks for the follow-up period of 1992–2009. Radiat Environ Biophys. 54(1):13-23. http://pubmed.gov/25315643 Davis et al (2015). Solid Cancer Incidence in the Techa River Incidence Cohort: 1956–2007. Radiat Res. 184(1):56-65. http://pubmed.gov/26121228 Sokolnikov et al (2015). Radiation Effects on Mortality from Solid Cancers Other than Lung, Liver, and Bone Cancer in the Mayak Worker Cohort: 1948–2008. PLoS One. 26;10(2):e0117784. http://pubmed.gov/25719381 Richardson et al (2015). Risk of cancer from occupational exposure to ionising radiation: retrospective cohort study of workers in France, the United Kingdom, and the United States (INWORKS). BMJ. 351:h5359. http://pubmed.gov/26487649 Solid-Cancer Dose Responses (children) Post-BEIR VII Spycher et al (2015). Background ionizing radiation and the risk of childhood cancer: a census-based nationwide cohort study. Environ Health Perspect. 123(6):622-8. Shown @ 6:20 but not included in the pooled graph graph due to x axis being dose rate, not cumulative dose. http://pubmed.gov/25707026 Pearce et al (2012). Radiation exposure from CT scans in childhood and subsequent risk of leukaemia and brain tumours: a retrospective cohort study. Lancet. 380(9840):499-505. http://pubmed.gov/22681860 Mathews et al (2013). Cancer risk in 680,000 people exposed to computed tomography scans in childhood or adolescence: data linkage study of 11 million Australians. BMJ. 21;346:f2360. http://pubmed.gov/23694687 Kendall et al (2013). A record-based case–control study of natural background radiation and the incidence of childhood leukaemia and other cancers in Great Britain during 1980–2006. Leukemia. 27(1):3-9. http://pubmed.gov/22766784 Child-only leukemia graphs shown after 6:55 are from Pearce and Kendall above. Pooled solid-cancer studies animation: http://iangoddard.com/LinearNoThreshold.html Note: the pooled graphs use the Excess Relative Risk (ERR) standard where baseline risk is valued @ 0. Included graphs using the Relative Risk (RR) standard, where baseline risk is valued @ 1, are fit into the pooled graph by the standard definition: ERR = RR - 1 In the case of Mathews et al (2013) (fitted @ 3:21), the y axis is Incidence Rate Ratio (IRR), which is equivalent to RR. Additionally, the x axis in Mathews is a count of CT scans. As per Table 8, the average scan in the 5-year-lag group whose graph I used (given it is between the 1- and 10-year lag groups) was 4.5 mSv, with the maximum data point representing a sub-group with an average of 3.5 scans, hence 15.75 mSv is the x-axis value for the highest-dose data point (see Mathews Fig 2 for the 1-year lag and Appendix Figures A(a,b) for the 5- and 10-year lag graphs http://bmj.com/content/bmj/suppl/2013/05/21/bmj.f2360.DC2/matj009041.ww_default.pdf#page=8 , of which I used the 5-year lag). .
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High school senior Brittany Wenger explains how her love of asking questions turned into a Google-award-winning, cloud-based artificial intelligence program for diagnosing breast cancer ... that will also blow your mind. Thank you to Turner Studios for providing in-kind video production services for TEDxAtlanta.
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A Communication Campaign on Breast Cancer Awareness Video I made for our DC 14 an DC97 course requirement. this is the first time i ever made a video on After Effects, so I was practically learning my way through the software as I made it. There are so many things I would have wanted to edit/add on the video but I dont have anymore time. I am nonetheless happy with the output as it is as of the moment. There is still soooooooooo much more to learn in AE :) thanks for watching the video.
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February 3, 2012 - The Genomics in Medicine Lecture Series More: http://www.genome.gov/27546022
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Rodrigo Goncalves, MD, postdoctoral fellow, Washington University School of Medicine, describes research involving the ESR1 gene mutation in breast cancer. More on breast cancer: http://www.onclive.com/specialty/breast-cancer
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Watch as Dr. Lisa Cassileth performs fat grafting surgery after mastectomy and reconstruction to smooth the shape and restore a full, natural contour to the breasts. For many women undergoing mastectomy for breast cancer, an important part of her recovery and reclamation of her normal life is achieved by breast reconstruction. And whether it is performed as part of the original cancer surgery, or later after her cancer treatment has been completed, breast reconstruction using fat grafting to enhance the shape of the breast can produce natural and attractive results using the material most compatible with a woman's body: her own fat cells.
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Abstract "Computational analysis of radiological breast imaging for clinical studies" Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women. Early detection has been shown to be associated with reduced breast cancer morbidity and mortality. The American Cancer Society recommends annual digital mammography screening for general population and additionally breast magnetic resonance imaging for women considered at high risk of developing breast cancer. Current risk assessment is limited in accuracy for individual women. In this talk, the speaker will talk about automated quantitative analysis of radiological breast images for identifying imaging-based breast cancer risk biomarkers and improving early diagnosis using machine learning methods. http://www.csb.pitt.edu/comppath/
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Deceptive Statistics recommend Radiotherapy Radiotherapy is the most dangerous treatment of cancer. Nevertheless millions of cancer patients are exposed to it. Most physicians are not aware of the radiation threat since radiobiology and radiation pathology is not taught in medical schools. Cancer therapy has many side effects, which I regard as treatment induced diseases. Generally when treatment is over organism recovers. On the other hand, organism does not fully recover from radiotherapy. While organism is fully equipped to recover from chemotherapy induced disease, it lacks means to recover from radiotherapy. Each radiation quantum causes irreversible damage which accumulates with time. It gradually impairs health and raises the threat of death. Unfortunately deceptive statistics are still published like in a recent publication. Epidemiology is a branch of medical science that applies statistics for the study disease in populations. This study reveals how epidemiology misleads clinical medicine. Medicine wake up!!
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A local cancer specialist says over the last decade, there has been an increase in not just cases of cancer, but the types of cancers being diagnosed. Dr. Owen Gabriel says whereas prostate and breast cancers were among the most prevalent and known types of the disease, there is a growing number of gastro-intestinal or digestive cancers which affect the stomach and bowels.
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This video chapter summarizes the medical literature addressing the links between animal protein consumption and increased cancer risk. The first part of the transcript is included below for reference, and the full transcript (which is too long to have here) is available on our website with sources and credits at this link: http://meatyourfuture.com/2015/03/chapter-2/ [The following transcript is an approximation of the audio in video. To hear the audio and see the accompanying visuals, please play the video.] PARTIAL TRANSCRIPT: In the previous chapter of our health section, we discussed the basics of protein and diet. In this chapter, we'll be discussing the relationship between animal protein and cancer. Dr. T. Colin Campbell, from Cornell University, one of the most prominent figures of nutritional biochemistry, noted that "an elevated intake of protein (particularly animal protein) is a risk factor for certain cancers" and that it "promotes carcinogenesis." In this particular study, researchers from Berkeley and Cornell, including Dr. Campbell, delivered a liver carcinogen to rats and then fed those rats different amounts of animal protein. One group of the rats was fed a high protein diet containing 22% animal protein. The other group was fed a diet with only 6% protein. Again, all of the rats were first given the same liver carcinogen. It was observed, at 100 weeks, that most of the lower protein fed rats were still alive and "were healthier and thriftier in appearance", whereas many of the higher protein fed rats were "already dead or were severely burdened with tumors". The group with the highest animal protein intake — 22% — developed the highest incidents of tumors (90% developed tumors), had the largest overall tumor mass and had three times higher prevalence of tumor metastases as compared to the group fed the lowest animal protein diet. In another experiment, rats were similarly administered a carcinogen and then fed differing levels of animal protein. Specifically, the rats were given a liver carcinogen called aflatoxin, then half were fed a diet containing 20% animal protein. As shown on the upper curve of this graph, that group exhibited the expected increased cancer development corresponding with the higher doses of the carcinogen they received. This is not surprising. The more carcinogen they were given, the more cancer they developed. But, look what happened to the other half of the rats who were instead fed a lower protein diet after being given the carcinogen. Cancer development did not increase for these rats, as would have been expected with the increasing doses of the carcinogen they received. Decreasing the amount of animal protein in their diet almost made the cancer producing substance stop having its cancer producing effect. As the authors of the study put it, "These data rather convincingly show that the growth and development of preneoplastic foci" (…the precursor clusters of cancer cells that grow into tumors…) "primarily occur in response to the level of dietary casein[,]" providing evidence that, "nutrient intake…is more rate limiting towards the development of these preneoplastic lesions than is the carcinogen dose." In other words, this study indicated that some cancer development may be controlled more by dietary protein levels than by exposure to the underlying carcinogen. These two studies that we just reviewed examined animal protein. But what about plant protein? Would it have the same effect on cancer development that animal protein has? The answer is, "No" it does not. When rats under the same conditions were similarly dosed with the same liver carcinogen (aflatoxin), but then fed diets with plant protein instead of animal protein, they did not exhibit the same increased cancer development — even when they were given diets with high levels of plant protein after being dosed with the carcinogen. The study found that the rats fed a diet of 20% plant protein after being dosed with the carcinogen exhibited far less cancer development than rats fed diets with 20% animal protein. Again, all of the rats were dosed with the same liver carcinogen, but the rats fed a high animal protein diet exhibited the high levels of cancer development, while the rats fed a high plant protein diet did not. The conclusion of this and similar studies is that large amounts of animal protein greatly enhance tumor growth, while large amounts of plant protein do the opposite. [Remainder of transcript, along with sources and credits, available here: http://meatyourfuture.com/2015/03/chapter-2/]
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Dr. Bismar, from the Southern Alberta Cancer Research Institute, leads a heady discussion on how innovations in examining blood and tissue-based molecular signatures can help predict prostate cancer progression. He talks about the different known molecular markers and their characteristics, prognostic gene signatures and the entire process from getting prostate samples to ultimately finding cDNA outcomes. To look closer at Dr. Bismar's graphs and information, the powerpoint can be downloaded in full here: http://pccncalgary.org/bismar_oct15.pptx
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Hello everybody and welcome to a new episode of learning more about the SEER database. Today, we will let you know more about how to do survival analysis using the SEER database. First, we start by learning how to do an observed survival analysis using the SEER*Stat software. Suppose that we are talking about a certain cancer, and we have provided you with already existing information about the period over which we observed 50 patients with that cancer, the number of people who died during that period (irrespective of the cause of cancer), and the people who withdrew or who were still alive at the end of the observation period(let's say 5 years). Suppose that we created a table containing that information. This table will look like the observed survival analysis example in the uploaded video.
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Subscribe 4 More Shits. India every year new patients of Breast Cancer are coming up - Shit Newz. The data that has been represented on this site, has been referenced from the following official Indian registries, which are subsets of the National Cancer Registry Programme: Three Year Report of the Population Based Cancer Registries 2012 - 2014. Consolidated Report of the Hospital Based Cancer Registries 2012 - 2014. In the menu below, at the bottom of the page, you can click the individual cities, to know the cancer statistics related to those cities, or you could click the link for a global comparison. For each city, the following points have been discussed, to highlight the problem of breast cancer in India: Incidence of breast cancer in that city. Incidence means, the numbers of cases reported in a particular period, usually a year. Age distribution. This tells us the common age groups of breast cancer Trends over last few decades. This will show how the numbers are rising. In India, we are now witnessing more and more numbers of patients being diagnosed with breast cancer to be in the younger age groups (in their thirties and forties). Please consider the adjoining graph (This is only a rough representation of the data): The horizontal line lower down represents the age groups: 20 to 30 years, 30 to 40 yrs and so on. And the vertical line represents the percentage of cases. The blue colour represents the incidence 25 years back, and maroon colour represents the situation today. 25 years back, out of every 100 breast cancer patients, 2% were in 20 to 30 years age group, 7% were in 30 to 40 and so on. 69% of the patients were above 50 years of age. Presently, 4% are in 20 to 30 yrs age group, 16% are in 30 to 40, 28% are in 40 to 50 age group. So, almost 48% patients are below 50. Watch Full Video For Complete Shit. Media partners:- 1. Beeflynews:- goo.gl/nYz7cf 2. Dronetek politics:- goo.gl/rxHg6S 3. Jkupdates:- goo.gl/92kjmn 4. Trump Election:- goo.gl/cC6yyp Facebook Page:-. goo.gl/GrcW1f Facebook Group:-. goo.gl/9rNUpp Reddit:-. goo.gl/TFKAbk Website:-. goo.gl/3iBvjh Subscription For Shit News:- goo.gl/ijaxBT Last Video:- Donald Trump is an anti-inflammatory:- goo.gl/czgLqd Woopie Goldberg Claims Hollywood:- goo.gl/FAZ3cA Trump About Harvey Weinstein and World War:- goo.gl/h4qx2p Government Divided India Among Crackers:- goo.gl/Pu46MG Trump Expected to Iran Nuclear deal:- goo.gl/5gGRKP CNN Democrats denounce Weinstein Clintons and Obama:- goo.gl/SbBnkh Fair-Use Notice video may contain copyrighted material; the use of which has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available for the purpose of criticism, comment, review and new reporting which constitute the 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US copyright law. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work for the purposes such as criticism, comment, review and new reporting is not an infringement of copyright.
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Bioinformatics of Health and Disease aims to design and apply innovative data analysis algorithms that are inspired by a biological question and help furthering the understanding of disease biology. A particular focus is on analysis of mutation data in human (cancer genome sequencing) and mouse (retroviral insertional mutagenesis). Themes are Interpretable predictive models, such as Multiple Instance Learning for Cancer Genome Classification, Multitask learning for Identification of Genomic Markers for Drug Sensitivity and Mining the forest: Finding Breast Cancer Markers by Interpreting Random Forests. Other themes are Scale-space analysis and Graph-based analysis.
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February 14, 2018 MIA Meeting: https://youtu.be/MBz9hVFYDl8 David Sontag MIT EECS, IMES, CSAIL AI for health needs causality Abstract: Recent success stories of using machine learning for diagnosing skin cancer, diabetic retinopathy, pneumonia, and breast cancer may give the impression that artificial intelligence (AI) is on the cusp of radically changing all aspects of health care. However, many of the most important problems, such as predicting disease progression, personalizing treatment to the individual, drug discovery, and finding optimal treatment policies, all require a fundamentally different way of thinking. Specifically, these problems require a focus on *causality* rather than simply prediction. Motivated by these challenges, my lab has been developing several new approaches for causal inference from observational data. In this talk, I describe our recent work on the deep Markov model (Krishnan, Shalit, Sontag AAAI '17) and TARNet (Shalit, Johansson, Sontag, ICML '17). Fredrik Johansson MIT IMES Primer on causal inference Abstract: A common goal in science is to use knowledge gained by observing a phenomenon of interest to guide decision and policy making. If smokers are observed to have higher rates of lung cancer, should we legislate to discourage smoking? Such a policy will only be effective if smoking itself is the cause of cancer and the correlation between cancer rate and smoking is not explained by other factors, such as lifestyle choices. Problems like these are well described in the language of causal inference. In this primer, we explain the difference between statistical and causal reasoning, and introduce the notions of confounding, causal graphs and counterfactuals. We cover the problem of estimating causal effects from experimental and observational data, as well as sufficient assumptions to make causal statements based on statistical quantities. For more information on the Broad Institute and MIA visit: http://www.broadinstitute.org/MIA Copyright Broad Institute, 2018. All rights reserved.
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14 million people diagnosed with cancer each year. 1.7 million Americans diagnosed this year alone. $217 billion cost in America alone. There are so many reasons why your support is needed to beat cancer -- and so many promising advances and statistics that have us closer than ever to our goal of winning the fight against cancer. To learn more or sign up, visit EmpireStateRide.com.
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→Subscribe for new videos every day! https://www.youtube.com/user/TodayIFoundOut?sub_confirmation=1 →How "Dick" came to be short for 'Richard': https://youtu.be/BH1NAwwKtcg?list=PLR0XuDegDqP2Acy6g9Ta7hzC0Rr3RDS6q Never run out of things to say at the water cooler with TodayIFoundOut! Brand new videos 7 days a week! More from TodayIFoundOut Why are Breasts Called Boobs? https://youtu.be/emks-wCjeEg?list=PLR0XuDegDqP3-uys3Rl2dvdsFkk96zRbt Why Do We Call Scammers "Con Men"? https://youtu.be/J1tl0P4gbb8?list=PLR0XuDegDqP0GESJ0DgpgTcThLJVEbFs8 In this video: Imagine. There you are, trying to stay in shape. Going to one of your local Pilates classes, and while performing what is known as a Valsalva maneuver, your body suddenly swallows one of your breasts! As fate would have it, we don't need to just imagine. We can ask a 59 year old from Maryland who had that very thing happen. What strange set of circumstances led to this breast being "swallowed"? Want the text version?: http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2013/09/pilates-can-cause-lose-breast/ Sources: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504763_162-57344384-10391704/womans-breast-implant-swallowed-by-body-during-pilates/ http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Wellness/ta-ta-womans-body-swallows-breast-implant/story?id=15163674 http://www.plasticsurgery.org/Documents/news-resources/statistics/2012-Plastic-Surgery-Statistics/Cosmetic-Procedure-Trends-2012.pdf http://www.webmd.com/beauty/breast-implants/cosmetic-procedures-breast-augmentation http://www.cancer.org/acs/groups/content/@epidemiologysurveilance/documents/document/acspc-030975.pdf http://www.ibisworld.com/industry/pilates-yoga-studios.html http://www.josephpilates.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=69&Itemid=183 http://www.plasticsurgery.org/Documents/news-resources/statistics/2009-statistics/2009-top-5-cosmetic-surgery-procedures-graph.pdf
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Dr. J.S. Marron, Amos Hawley Professor of Statistics and Operations Research, describes several projects that used data visualization to explore raw data and reveal sometimes surprising trends. (Recorded 11/12/2015)
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Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) is an abnormal proliferation of cells confined within the mammary ducts. Approximately 1,600 women are diagnosed with DCIS in Australia each year. Women diagnosed with DCIS are at increased risk of being diagnosed with subsequent invasive breast cancer. A study previously conducted by National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre (NBOCC)* quantified this risk, finding that women diagnosed with DCIS were about four times more likely to develop invasive breast cancer compared with women of similar age in Australia. The aim of treating DCIS is to reduce the risk of invasive breast cancer. A new diagnosis of ductal carcinoma in situ may be confusing for both the woman and her family. This program provides information to assist in clarifying this diagnosis, including: • how DCIS is diagnosed • the implications and impact for the woman diagnosed with DCIS • treatment options and follow-up care for a woman diagnosed with DCIS. This program also highlights a new NBOCC resource entitled Understanding ductal carcinoma in situ and deciding about treatment, developed for health professionals to assist women who have been diagnosed with DCIS in considering their treatment options. This program is introduced by Dr Helen Zorbas, CEO of Cancer Australia and former CEO of NBOCC*. * On 30 June 2011, National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre (NBOCC) amalgamated with Cancer Australia to form a single national agency, Cancer Australia, to provide leadership in cancer control and improve outcomes for Australians affected by cancer. Produced by the Rural Health Education Foundation http://www.rhef.com.au/
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Cancer is a serious disease that causes 100s of thousands people to die every year. But you can prevent or successfully survive cancer if you already have it. Learn the latest on cancer treatment, survival techniques, research, statistics, prevention methods, survival techniques and more… http://www.cancereffects.com/Throat-Cancer-Causes,-Symptoms,-Treatment.html For cancer chemotherapy information, please visit this link: http://www.chemotherapy.pro/Throat-Cancer-Chemotherapy.html This Video is a Courtesy of the American Cancer Society (ACS)
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TRACO 2015: Breast Cancer - Clinical Trials Air date: Monday, September 28, 2015, 4:00:00 PM Category: TRACO Runtime: 02:01:58 Description: Breast cancer; Clinical trials For more information go to http://ccr.cancer.gov/trainee-resources-courses-workshops-traco Author: F. Zia; J. Smite Permanent link: http://videocast.nih.gov/launch.asp?19195
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M2010 keynote speaker Dr. Hamparsum ("Ham") Bozdogan highlights his recent work to use new data mining techniques to detect breast cancers. Learn more about M2010 at http://www.sas.com/m2010
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November 17-18, 2011 - The Cancer Genome Atlas' 1st Annual Scientific Symposium More: http://www.genome.gov/27546242
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The BMH phenomenon is a unique cancer attribute . It shapes not only the hazard rate but also survival and cumulative cancer statistics. Which should be expected since each of these statistics may be derived from the rest. It shapes also breast cancer recurrence rate. BMH is an epidemiological hallmark of cancer since it is proportional to tumor burden growth rate http://www.what-is-cancer.com/indexFrame.html
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TRACO 2014 - Breast cancer; Radiation oncology Air date: Monday, October 20, 2014, 4:00:00 PM Category: TRACO Runtime: 01:59:59 Description: TRACO Recent advances in understanding cancer biology are beginning to be translated into improvements in diagnosis and treatment of cancer. In the post-genome era, we increasingly rely on strong collaboration between basic and clinical scientists to develop novel approaches for treatment of human disease. The NCI Center for Cancer Research (CCR) is one of the largest cancer research organizations in the world, with more than 200 principal investigators, and has played a major role in development and implementation of many new technologies, such as nanotechnology, next generation sequencing, genomics and proteomics. For more information go to http://ccr.cancer.gov/careers.courses/traco Author: F. Zia; A. Krauze Permanent link: http://videocast.nih.gov/launch.asp?18687
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11th Machine Learning Meetup - March 4th 2015 at Paralelní Polis 11. Machine Learning Meetup - 4.3.2015 v Paralelní Polis Talk / Přednáška: Clustering cancer data with Bayesian nonparametrics and F# (4.3.2015) Speaker / Prezentující: Evelina Gabašová Location / Místo: Paralelní Polis, Praha Slides: https://goo.gl/vHbSHc In my research I'm using probabilistic machine learning methods to integrate different types of genomic data to distinguish cancer subtypes. In this talk, I'll give a brief introduction to Bayesian nonparametric models for clustering data: Dirichlet processes; and I'll show how I'm using them to cluster heterogeneous genomic data. During the talk we'll also get to some live coding: I'll show what modern data science tools are available in the F# programming language and how they simplify exploratory data analysis. http://www.mlmu.cz https://twitter.com/mlmucz https://www.facebook.com/machinelearningmeetups Děkujeme Paralelní Polis za poskytnutí prostor (www.paralelnipolis.cz) Dále děkujeme za podporu organizaci Upsilon Pi Epsilon (z ČVUT v Praze).
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Research Priorities: The Impact of Gender on the Scope, Funding, and Analysis of Health Research This panel considers whether gender drives commercial and public research in particular diseases, the politics of health campaigns, the formulation and analysis of clinical trials, and the role of the marketplace and private funding in addressing diseases that affect women and men differently. 00:00 Daniel Carpenter, Director of the Social Sciences Program, Academic Ventures at the Radcliffe Institute; Allie S. Freed Professor of Government in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and Director of the Center for American Political Studies, Harvard University 03:13 Peggy Orenstein, Journalist and Author of "Our Feel-Good War on Breast Cancer," New York Times, April 25, 2013 16:53 C. Noel Bairey Merz, Women's Guild Chair in Women's Health, Director of the Women's Heart Center and the Preventive and Rehabilitative Cardiac Center at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, University of California, Los Angeles; Professor of Medicine, Cedars-Sinai 28:54 Barron Lerner, Professor of Medicine, Divisions of General Medicine and the Medical Humanities, New York University Langone Medical Center 42:42 Q&A moderated by Daniel Carpenter Learn more about the people and programs of the Radcliffe Institute at www.radcliffe.harvard.edu.
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Breast Cancer is a topic that impacts nearly everyone. Despite medical advances and public perception, breast cancer continues to be a global health crisis. Fran Visco (President, National Breast Cancer Coalition) and Alana Welm (PhD and Associate Professor, Department of Oncological Sciences, University of Utah Huntsman Cancer Institute) stop by Google to talk about innovation in breast cancer prevention and treatment. Hear from the top experts in the industry on what is being done, and what it means for you. Armed with the right knowledge and tools, patients and advocates can lead efforts in research, evidence-based health care, and public policy to make a difference. The talk covers ways to change the systems of science and research to make sure this important information is available to everyone, everywhere. Learn how you can take an active role in ending breast cancer and saving lives. Introduction by Laura Miller Avril.
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Medicare and the cost of cancer treatment. How Medicare covers cancer treatment. Contact Us: https://medigapseminars.org/contact-us/ Have questions? Call us. 800-847-9680 ext. 2 https://MedigapSeminars.org an independent Medicare Insurance broker See our library of free Medicare educational videos here: https://medigapseminars.org/on-demand-webinar/ Independent Medicare Insurance Broker Here is another video on the same subject: https://youtu.be/9khCyEDq7kM Other Medicare Videos: https://medigapseminars.org/on-demand-webinar/ or: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4vgYKig-7gkHDsBTIlR_3A/videos The questions we will answer in this video is; how much of those costs will Medicare pay? What can you expect to pay? How much do you need in your financial war chest to make certain your life and death decisions are not based on your budget? As we go over what you can expect with the cost of cancer treatment, we have divided your financial risk into two different categories; direct costs and indirect costs for cancer treatment. Direct costs are the bills you receive for medical services, chemotherapy and other medications. Indirect costs are expenses you incur to get better treatment or care, but are not directly in response to medications or specific services. For example; let's say that you decide to have some of the top oncologists in the country treat your cancer and visit MD Anderson in Texas or Sloan-Kettering in New York for service. While Medicare may pay for your services, depending on the plan you have, you still need to pay for transportation to get to and from the clinic and for the cost of lodging and meals while you are there. These costs will often be in the thousands of dollars and are indirect costs for cancer treatment. It is also important to understand which drug treatments may be covered under Medicare Part B for outpatient services or your Advantage plan equivalent, and which are typically covered through the Part D or prescription drug portion of your insurance. This is important because it defines your level of financial risk or obligation, so this is where we will start.
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Robust Statistics Segmenter (RSS) Tutorial Video for Mandibular Segmentation (credit to Kerstin Hochegger, Jürgen Wallner and Knut Reinbacher). 1. Mandibular initialization (green) for the RSS in the lower jawbone in several axial slices (0:20) 2. Parameter Settings (1:19) 2. Applying RSS (1:33) 3. Inspection of the segmentation result (green) (1:41) The mandible lower jaw, or jawbone (from Latin mandibula, "jawbone") in the human, is the largest, strongest and lowest bone in the face. It forms the lower jaw and holds the lower teeth in place. In the midline on the anterior surface of the mandible is a faint ridge, an indication of the mandibular symphysis, where the bone is formed by the fusion of right and left processes during mandibular development. Like other symphyses in the body, this is a midline articulation where the bones are joined by fibrocartilage, but this articulation fuses together in early childhood. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandible
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'There was a rumour going around that I was going to write about the Blairs,' said Carole, addressing a ladies' lunch in Leeds. 'Not only is this untrue, but even if I did, it would barely fill half a page. They are two extremely nice, down-to-earth people.' Having damned the Blairs with this faint praise, Caplin reveals that she is to be the subject of an entire Panorama programme entitled The Real Carole Caplin.
'I cannot believe that the producers of a television programme of the calibre and reputation of Panorama are wasting their money on me as a subject when the world is in the state it is in today,' she gushes.
Not entirely convincing from a woman who has already co-operated with one excruciating documentary and who clearly believes that the world still revolves around her.

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I appreciate all the information that you have given us. It's something that I have been thinking about doing and I plan on going through the different steps you have here and putting myself out there. I love writing. Even if this was only a part time thing for a while it would still be great to write for people. I read an article about becoming a blogger too and she suggested even starting out as a ghost writer. What are your thoughts on ghost writing?
One of the posts reads: "You are SO write about valuing your work. I'm actually writing a post on that to appear here soon, so keep your eyes pealed. Undervaluing our work (especially when we're just starting out) is a huge problem for freelance writers." Hopefully the author has already been advised of the, shall we say "typos," and not "senior moments"? I am referring to "write" and "pealed." Maybe Rule Number One for a writer would be to proofread first?
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But once you're in your home office—alone, every day—you might start to miss that collegial camaraderie. Since the UPS incident, I've reached out more to colleagues via IM and will post cute pics of my new puppy for my colleagues to see on Yammer. And when we're on deadline, we even (gasp!) talk on the phone. It's helped tremendously to make the disconnect not feel so severe. It's a good balance between having peace and quiet when you need it and much-needed interaction with others, too.
I am a stay at home mom also, to 4 kids and I would love to actually make money while I am at home and exercise my creative talents. So I started a blog 8 years ago, where I share my journey as a homeschooling christian mom. I have found that writing can be a lonely venture, so I would like to write for other people. I have found upward and craigslist of course, but nothing that has rendered results. I also professionally review books.
If working for yourself sounds like a major pain, don't worry. There are still plenty of real work-from-home jobs in which you can work for an established company. These are more traditional jobs where a company hires you and pays an hourly wage. Typically, these jobs involve addressing customer questions and calls which are directed virtually to your own phone.
While this is not technically "at home," you can still earn great money without ever getting on the phone using your personal car, bike, or scooter to deliver food, give people rides, and even picking up groceries. The great thing about these companies is that it's also very flexible work. No one is telling you when to start and stop. You just do as much work as you can, when you can.


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"Your liver produces ketones all the time, but the rate depends on carbohydrate and protein intake," says Jeff Volek, Ph.D., R.D., a professor of human sciences at Ohio State University. When the majority of your diet is made up of of carbs and protein, ketogenesis slows. Replacing carbs and protein with fat will put your body into ketosis, thus ramping up ketone production. This takes about three days to induce.
Clinical improvement was observed in Alzheimer's patients fed a ketogenic diet, and this was marked by improved mitochondrial function. (14a) In fact, a European Journal of Clinical Nutrition study pointed to emerging data that suggested the therapeutic use of ketogenic diets for multiple neurological disorders beyond epilepsy and Alzheimer's, including headaches, neurotrauma, Parkinson's disease, sleep disorders, brain cancer, autism and multiple sclerosis. (14b)
Oh man, this is a great read. Entertaining and full or resources and digestible content even though it is a long article. But I appreciate the research you went through it. I remember 5 years ago researching about Keto diet took forever because of how spread out the sources were. This is great work as a guide. Thanks for the article. Before reading this article I thought the requirements were too strict, but now that I read it, I am already doing a third of that list. I am trying IF right now, but I think this will help me with my satiety problem with meals, plus help me with weight loss. Thanks for the motivation and information Steve. I am starting my plan of attack and try a Keto diet.
After the initial transition period (often referred to as the fat-adaptation or keto-adaptation period), most people find they gain a ton of mental and physical energy. They don't have energy crashes in the afternoons and they often sleep a bit less but wake up feeling refreshed. They also tend to eat less because they don't feel hungry or have cravings.
Wondering how many carb foods you can eat and still be "in ketosis"? The traditional ketogenic diet created for those with epilepsy consisted of getting about 75 percent of calories from sources of fat (such as oils or fattier cuts of meat), 5 percent from carbohydrates and 20 percent from protein. For most people a less strict ketogenic diet (what I call a "modified keto diet") can still help promote weight loss in a safe, and often very fast, way.
The classic ketogenic diet is a very low-carb diet plan that was originally designed in the 1920s for patients with epilepsy by researchers working at Johns Hopkins Medical Center. (1) Researchers found that fasting — avoiding consumption of all foods for a brief period of time (such as with intermittent fasting), including those that provide carbohydrates — helped reduce the amount of seizures patients suffered, in addition to having other positive effects on body fat, blood sugar, cholesterol and hunger levels. (2)
The keto diet (also known as ketogenic diet, low carb diet and LCHF diet) is a low carbohydrate, high fat diet. Maintaining this diet is a great tool for weight loss. More importantly though, according to an increasing number of studies, it helps reduce risk factors for diabetes, heart diseases, stroke, Alzheimer's, epilepsy, and more1-6.On the keto diet, your body enters a metabolic state called ketosis. While in ketosis your body is using ketone bodies for energy instead of glucose. Ketone bodies are derived from fat and are a much more stable, steady source of energy than glucose, which is derived from carbohydrates.
High-fat, low-carb diets can help diminish hunger and also boost weight loss through their hormonal effects. As described above, when we eat very little foods that supply us with carbohydrates, we release less insulin. With lower insulin levels, the body doesn't store extra energy in the form of fat for later use, and instead is able to reach into existing fat stores for energy.
One of the most common side effects of starting the ketogenic diet is the "keto flu." This term describes the often unpleasant, fatigue-inducing symptoms that occur as the body adjusts from a high-carbohydrate to a low-carbohydrate diet. During the keto flu, the body's stored glucose begins depleting, and the body starts adapting to producing and utilizing ketones as energy. (2)
Your body is still growing — In one study, epileptic children experienced a reduction in symptoms and improved cognitive performance when a ketogenic diet was introduced.49 However, this may have a negative effect on the growth of their bodies in the long run, according to a study published in the journal Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology.50
It's easy to get caught up on the "low-carb" part of the diet and not give enough attention to the "high-fat" part. Fat is what makes you full, gives you energy (when in ketosis), and makes food taste delicious. For most people this figure should be north of 70 percent of daily calories. Keep carbs under 20g, hit your protein goal, and eat fat until you're full.
"This diet has changed my life. I always find it too easy to cheat because healthy foods are just awful, or so I thought. Once I read the Keto Fit Diet recipes my mouth was watering and I couldn't wait to get started making these meals. They are delicious, my friends and family would never know I'm on a diet if it weren't for the 35 lbs I've lost in the last 3 months."
The second way is called autophagy, and it goes hand in hand with letting your body rest from digestion. Autophagy is the process that cells use to remove waste, including malfunctioning parts of cells, or even whole cells that are not functioning correctly and can't be healed. If you have read much about cancer, this may sound like it's connected, and it is. Regularly allowing cells to be in a state of autophagy makes them more efficient and keeps them from growing into a malignant state. It also helps them to live longer, which translates to a longer, healthier life for you.
A: There's no specific answer for this question, as it is dependent on many factors. However, you may be able to spot improvements right away. In a study that tested the ketogenic diet on obese people, researchers noted that after 24 weeks, the test subjects lost around 14 kilograms (30.8 pounds) of excess weight, going from an average 101.03 kilograms to 86.67 kilograms (222.7 pounds to 191 pounds).67
The good news is that snacks are totally allowed (and I're not just talking about carrot sticks.) There are plenty of packaged options out there designed for keto fans. FATBAR is one of them. These snack bars have 200 calories, 16 grams of fat, and four grams of net carbs. They're also plant-based and are made with almond or cashew butter, cocoa butter, coconut, pea protein, sunflower seeds, and chia seeds.
2) Now you need to do a little learning before we move any further. Start by learning a bit more about ketosis itself, and the pitfalls you need to watch out for. I love Bodybuilding.com and think that this article on the Keto Diet is perfect for beginners, so go check it out. Unless you are planning to start bodybuilding part, 2 of the article will not apply to you. 😉
Hi Sia, welcome to the wonderful world of keto! I would start simple – eat whole foods like avocado, protein, and dark veggies. Download MyFitnessPal or CarbCounter apps to track your macros for you. What works best for me is planning out my meals ahead of time. Ill meal prep my food then log it into MyFitnessPal app so I know I am on target then the next day, eat only what I've logged. Its the perfect way to make sure you have enough food that already prepared and the best way to stick to macros. Hope that helps!
Spices are an easy way of adding more flavor, vitamins and antioxidants into your food. Furthermore, they are low in carbohydrates. Make sure that you're using fresh, organic spices for maximum flavor and nutrients. Some spices sold in packets found at the local grocery should not be used, as they often contain fillers that can increase your carbohydrate consumption, thus putting you out of ketosis.26
Thanks for the very informative article. This was the push I needed to at least try it. Starting next weekend, my partner and I will be trying keto for 30 days. I'm all for small changes, in theory, but what I sometimes discover is that sweeping changes can have their place, too, if they produce positive results. Often, what will work for me is trying a big change, and even if I then throw out 80% of it, at least the remaining 20% sticks. By contrast, any backsliding from a small change can often mean just throwing it out entirely.
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Graniverous bird whose principal diet is shoots. Has a distinctively coloured plumage and nests in the mountains of the extreme North of Portugal. In autumn and winter appears in the rest of the country but is relatively rare. Prefers densely wooded areas.
Alectoris rufa – Partridge
Relatively common, although rare in some coastal zones. Mainly found in open or sparsely wooded areas. Can be observed all year. A popular game bird.
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A very colourful bird with a long tail and one of the earliest summer migrants. Along with the House Martins, their arrival is one of the first signs that spring is on its way.
Carduelis carduelis – Goldfinch
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Estrilda astrild – Waxbill
A tiny bird with an unusual call. It has a wide, bright red beak and a mask of the same colour. The rest of the plumage is predominantly brown. Frequent in low altitude areas.
Turdus merula – Blackbird
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The neuroscience department at the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust deals with conditions affecting the brain, eyes, speech, swallowing and limbs. For example, a neurologist may treat dementia, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis (MS), epilepsy and patients who have had a stroke. A neurologist could also treat Parkinson's Disease, Tourette's syndrome, and Alzheimer's disease, among other medical conditions.
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Referrals to neurology are encouraged through the choose and book system. Appointments can also be made following a written referral from a GP. External referrals are made either by clinic letter or on paper request forms, which should be faxed to 020 7830 2866.
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