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    Pediatric Oncology

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    children, they are not only doctors but counselors (Pediatric Oncology). The kids they are curing are not able to do things like normal children their age. While a normal seven year old may be riding his or her bike, children with cancer are going through hours of radiation and chemotherapy. These are just a few of the odds and ends of being a

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    Radiation Oncology

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    According to the researchers of mayoclinic.org, Radiation Oncology is the practice of regulating high dosages of radiation to kill cancerous cells. In this job several small tasks accumulate into a complex system. A radiation oncologist can expect to: place radioactive material into the body to locate and pinpoint tumors, keep detailed records of treatment proficiency, examine and create machinery to diminish harmful exposure to radiation, and to console other oncologists about methods such as chemotherapy

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    beginning of my desire to battle this disease. When making a list of what I already knew about oncology, I found that there was very little I knew about this topic. I knew that there were three main types of oncologists: medical, surgical, and radiation. Those different types of oncologists treat cancer patients by using chemotherapy, biopsies, and radiation therapy. In addition to his information, I knew that oncology was among the top ten most competitive degrees of study in the United States. Once I came

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    interest in a discipline that I couldn’t even fathom at the time, Oncology. According to the National Cancer Institute, it is the "branch of medicine that specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer”, a warrior’s field that pierces even the strongest doctors. A battle between emotion and logic that requires a passion to help people, and not a passion to take as much cash as possible. When I first began to look into careers, oncology was the dessert in the main dish, providing benefits that made

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    year about 500,000 people died from cancer. In the field of hematology-oncology there have been significant advances, as of the last three years 40% of new drug and supplemental new drug applications from hematology-oncology research has been approved. Hematology-oncology benefits other similar areas of study  and specialist in this field have benefited society in what they do.       According to medicinenet.com, hematology-oncology is the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of blood diseases and cancer

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    able to decide on a career path yet. However, I am bearing in mind pediatric oncology, culinary, and cosmetology. The only cause of my second guessing in pediatric oncology is due to the amount of education needed, It will take a total of 14 years to major in pediatric oncology. Once I have completed those 14 years it will have been well worth it. The first career, I am looking into is pediatric oncology, Pediatric oncology is what I am considering because it is one of the most inspiring jobs in my

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    is tremendous. Working with some of the best oncologist gave me an opportunity to witness the same. There are times when optimal treatment yields a poor outcome. It’s challenging, at times discouraging, but made my desire even stronger to pursue Oncology which would enable me to face and fight the battle on the front lines. My inception into the field of medicine began as a kid. My parents always encouraged my dream of becoming the first female physician of the family. My journey was molded by

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    Oncology Career Essay

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    bigger than oneself.” – Joseph Campbell. The medical specialty in which I have chosen to dedicate this essay is the field of Oncology. I have chosen to begin with the quote above because I feel that it describes the true identity of an oncologist. I admire the strength and endurance it takes for them to deal with such a life changing disease every day. The field of oncology has three major areas: medical, surgical, and radiation. Once a patient has been diagnosed with cancer, they are referred to

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    By Jonas Wilson, Ing. Med. Surgical Oncology Surgical oncology is the medical specialty that is concerned with the surgical treatment and removal of tumors. In fact, surgery is one of the oldest means of treating cancer. Ancient Egyptians in the 7th century meticulously described techniques for the removal of tumors of the breasts. Thanks to our advances in terms of the safety and efficacy of anesthesia, surgery, in general, has been rapidly evolving. The specialists responsible for carrying

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    Comparative oncology is a widely researched field in science today, mainly because it can be headway into understanding and curing cancer. Comparative oncology is the study of cancer in animals and then comparing the findings obtained to human cancer, where the objective is seeking a treatment for cancer. Many animal models have been used for preclinical trials, such as mice, but the field has mainly been focusing on dogs. Although primates share the most DNA with humans, testing on primates are

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