Lung Cancer Papers
Do you know someone with cancer? Lung cancer is a painful disease and it kills many people. Colon cancer is also common. Brain cancer is tough. Cancer is common, hard to deal with but it can be overcome. Lung cancer kills many people. There are 155,870 lung cancer deaths and 222, 500 new cases of cancer. Symptoms of lung cancer are shortness of breath, raspy voice, cough, weight loss, and chest pain. Lung cancer is one of the most common killing men and women's cancers. When there are so many different types of lung cancer, it makes it a lot harder for doctors to keep up with the different treatments. Most of the time they will remove cancer or tumor or sometimes it is as small as stopping tobacco. They may also put a small camera to see the lungs without making a big cut in their chest. The ages affected by lung cancer usually fall between 40 years old through 60 years old. Although you can get it whenever. Colon cancer is in the large intestine. The most common symptoms of colon cancer are unintended weight loss, cramping, rectal bleeding, and dark stools. There are many stages of colon cancer. Cancer starts in the inner lining of the colon. Stage #1 is when the cancer is now in the layers of the colon wall. They may need to remove the polyp.
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An average adult brain weighs around 3 pounds. There are 100 million nerve cells in an adult brain. You can be born with a brain tumor. Tumors take up space in your brain so your brain does not have room to grow. Brain Cancer affects your whole body. People may experience sensory, vomiting, difficulty speaking, headaches, and many other symptoms. A craniotomy is a treatment where they remove part of the skull. Chemotherapy is a medication where is treats the cells that are growing too quickly. There are 200,000 cases per year. Cancer can start anywhere else than spread to the brain. Brain cells take a lifetime to go through the
An average adult brain weighs around 3 pounds. There are 100 million nerve cells in an adult brain. You can be born with a brain tumor. Tumors take up space in your brain so your brain does not have room to grow. Brain Cancer affects your whole body. People may experience sensory, vomiting, difficulty speaking, headaches, and many other symptoms. A craniotomy is a treatment where they remove part of the skull. Chemotherapy is a medication where is treats the cells that are growing too quickly. There are 200,000 cases per year. Cancer can start anywhere else than spread to the brain. Brain cells take a lifetime to go through the