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    Ovarian Cancer: Development, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment. Ovarian cancer is the rapid and unregulated division of the ovarian cells and is referred to as the ‘most lethal gynaecologic cancer’ (1). Despite a small lifelong risk of only 1.3% in the general population and only a small proportion of 1.3% of all new cancers, ovarian cancer is the fifth-leading cause of cancer-related death in women (2). This essay will give an insight into the development of this type of cancer, the symptoms, diagnosis

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    finding of a sublingual cyst during a third trimester ultrasound. Postnatal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) demonstrated a lesion with peripheral enhancement on the anterior and inferior aspect of the tongue, consistent with a lymphatic malformation. While intervention was not required for the patient, this report outlines the risks, including airway obstruction, and possible treatments for LMs.  Finally, we explore the impact of sonography in the prenatal detection of oral cysts, and discuss how sonographers

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    an issue which has not yet been settled. The cost for anyone seeking to buy birth control without insurance ranges anywhere between twenty-five to eight hundred dollars. Despite the fact that it can be used to treat a myriad of disorders, from ovarian cysts to endometriosis, and can be used to prevent certain cancers, many employers seek to deny coverage to women because they assert that it infringed upon their religious beliefs. Other members of the opposition claim that pregnancy is a natural consequence

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    Mechanisms by which obesity impair ovarian functions Both animal and clinical studies have demonstrated that obesity leads to ovarian dysfunction through oxidative and ER stress and inflammation (26,65,66,74-78). Obesity leads to excess lipids, glucose, insulin, and leptin in variety of ovarian cells including: granulosa cells, cumulus cells, oocytes, and early embryos (ref more;(65,79,80)). Because leptin contributes to follicular growth, steroidogenesis, oocyte maturation and embryo development

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    BIOLOGY Level 3 Achievement Standard: 91607 (3.7) v1 Selective Breeding and Mammal Cloning ‘Demonstrate understanding of human manipulations of genetic transfer and its biological implications’ 3 Credits Name: NadyaBuksh Year: 13G 2015 Selective breeding is the result of human manipulation of genetic transfer. It uses the same principle as natural selection. However, natural selection is the process of selection by the environment whereas;selective breeding is a form artificial selection

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    Sebaceous cyst is believed to be a non cancerous, it is a small bump beneath the skin, slowly growing and often painless. Sebaceous cyst is also known as Epidermoid Cyst, but the difference between them two are, sebaceous cyst is less common. They arise from the glands that secrete only matter that lubricates hair and skin. Most common cyst areas are the face, neck, scalp, ears, upper arms and trunk. Cyst can appear anywhere on the skin of the body except the hands and sole of the feet. Symptoms

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    One Little X-ray Biopsy, Surgery, Cancer. How would you feel if a doctor said these three words to you? These 3 very scary words can change your life and they changed mine. On a bitter cold December day when I was in the 7th grade, my mom took me to the orthodontist office in Sioux Falls. When he announced the news that I needed braces, I was not real thrilled. I tried to think about the fact that I would eventually have perfect, straight teeth but I wasn’t ready to give up caramel

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    against Johnson & Johnson claiming that the company failed to warm women that if they used the powder on or near the pelvic area, they were at a higher risk of developing ovarian cancer. Recently, one woman received an award of $417 million after she was able to show that she used Johnson and Johnson baby powder and developed ovarian cancer soon thereafter. According to the New York Times, “Eva Echeverria, 63, of East Los Angeles is one of thousands of women who have sued the consumer products giant

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    Ovarian Cancer is one of the rarest undetected cancer that begins in the ovaries, spreading through the pelvis and the belly. The ovarian cancer is about 3% of cancers among women. It causes one of the most deaths than any other cancer of the female reproductive system. It is not clear on what causes the ovarian cancer, but it can be one of the deadliest cancer of all. Females are more at risk of getting ovarian cancer as they age. Ovarian Cancer is more common in women of age 55; women who take

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    Ovarian cancer is a type of cancer that involves the reproductive glands females only, the ovaries. Ovaries contain 3 cells: surface epithelium, germ cells, and stromal cells. The surface epithelium are what cover the outer lining of the ovaries. Germ cells are cells that are bound to form eggs. Stromal cells are cells that release hormones and connects many different structures of the ovaries. Each of the cells can develop into different types of tumors. In most cases of ovarian cancer the epithelial

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