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This increase in 5-year survival rates for children is a hallmark of the shift to more proactive healthcare as well as increased availability of datasets for researchers to digest. Insights here have led to this remarkable gain in survivability and quality of life!

Breast Cancer Blog. According to Cancer Research UK, Breast Cancer is the most common Cancer in women, and it accounts for almost a third of all female Cancer. To read our full blog on Breast Cancer click the link below. https://lnkd.in/exMztXPT #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #BreastCancerAwareness #breastcancerblog #newblogpost

Hello everyone, This post is for the two questions: How can breast cancer or cervical cancer be cured by exhaling too much carbon dioxide, and whether controlling blood pressure can prevent breast cancer or cervical cancer. I would like to remind you that nowhere in this article have I stated that by following the above-mentioned ideas, breast cancer or cervical cancer can be cured or prevented from occurring. As carbon dioxide excretion increases, the amount of oxygen inhaled also increases. This ensures that the red blood cells continue to receive the oxygen they need. This allows the body to obtain the necessary heat. This reduces lung fluid to allow the lungs to expel carbon dioxide. And provides the necessary impulse to the heart. Lungs fluid reduce- Oxygen->CO2-> The combined efforts of these three can control blood pressure. This helps keep the body's organs functioning smoothly. This may seem like a simple method to look at. I would also like to point out that this cannot be done so easily when undergoing aggressive medical treatment for a disease such as breast cancer or cervical cancer. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to both of you for asking such useful questions. Regards.T.Gurusamy. #breastcancer #cervicalcancer #cancreresearchinstitute #AIIMS #AACR #cancerresearch #oncology

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Breast cancer is the most common type of non-skin cancer in women in the United States. It is the second leading cause of cancer death in American women, after lung cancer. Early detection is key to saving lives. Schedule annual mammograms. Educate yourself on the possible symptoms of breast cancer. And lastly, support causes dedicated to the research and cure of breast cancer. #pinkarmy #breastcancerawareness #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #thinkpink #BreastCancer

The @AmericanCancer Society released new Breast Cancer Statistics. Building upon the progress we've made in reducing breast cancer mortality rates requires more people to have access to breast cancer screening and care. Advancements and progress are inequitable. Learn more at: cancer.org/breast-cff-2024

Since 1953, the Cancer Research Institute has dedicated more than $10 million in funding to develop and discover immunotherapies that can treat gynecologic cancers, including cervical cancer. CRI’s support of cervical cancer and human papillomavirus research has led to several breakthroughs in treatment, including paving the way for more effective prevention methods. During January's Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, join us in accelerating lifesaving research for cervical cancer: https://bit.ly/44of8ML #CervicalCancerAwareness #CancerResearch

Hello eveyone, Diseases such as breast cancer or cervical cancer require highly aggressive medical treatment to cure. This difficult medical treatment leaves a significant number of patients unable to function normally after treatment. During the period of intensive medical treatment for a disease such as breast cancer or cervical cancer, the patient's body experiences a lack of oxygen. Subsequently, the efficiency of some organs in the patient's body also decreases. This may vary for everyone. Some organs that were less efficient during the treatment period may continue to function at a lower efficiency even after treatment ends. I believe the main reason for this is lack of oxygen. We view a person's breathing ability in terms of the extent to which they can inhale oxygen from the air and exhale carbon dioxide. There is no alternative to this view being correct. The amount of air (oxygen) we inhale is almost the same as the amount of CO2 we exhale. If less air (oxygen) is inhaled, the amount of CO2 exhaled will also be less. This does not cause much harm to those in normal condition or those with minor health problems, because our body automatically adjusts itself from time to time. 1. Oxygen -> Carbon dioxide -> It is a fact that the amount of carbon dioxide is proportional to the amount of air (oxygen) inhaled. 2. Carbon dioxide -> Oxygen -> Another view is that the amount of air (oxygen) inhaled is equal to the amount of carbon dioxide exhaled. Why am I saying this? A person suffering from breast cancer or cervical cancer may have a low body temperature. To avoid this, the lungs produce fluid in the lungs and release carbon dioxide to maintain body temperature. This reduces the volume. This helps maintain body temperature by retaining significant amounts of carbon dioxide. This helps maintain body temperature by retaining significant amounts of carbon dioxide. This will release CO2. Reducing the amount causes less oxygen to be inhaled. My personal opinion on this is that the amount of air (oxygen) inhaled can be increased by increasing the amount of CO2 exhaled before or during treatment for breast cancer or cervical cancer. This can help keep blood pressure under control. When blood pressure is under control, the functioning of the organs also remains stable. As a result, my personal opinion is that after treatment for breast cancer or cervical cancer, the organs of a patient who has recovered will function as they did before treatment. I believe this information will be very useful for esteemed oncologists. Thanks & Regards. T.Gurusamy. #oncology #breastcancer #cervicalcancer #cancer research institute #aacr

In view of Breast cancer awareness month, we are wearing pink to show our support for Breast Cancer patients. Breast cancer is the second most common cancer worldwide and the leading cause of cancer deaths among women. The goal: reduce breast cancer mortality by 2.5% per year. How? Diagnose breast cancer at an early stage Deliver a diagnosis in 60 days Enable patients to access multimodal treatment. Self-check regularly to detect any early signs. Have you done your yearly check yet? #breastcancer #creatingawareness #selfcheck #breastcancerawarenessmonth #cosentinocitysingapore #cosentinoasia

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month in Australia. Approximately 60 women are diagnosed with breast cancer every day in Australia. Despite early screening and intervention providing good outcomes, much remains unknown about the machinations driving breast cancer. In this image entitled 'Close to my heart' captured by Dr Bobby Boumelhem from our Centre for Cancer Innovations, cells taken from a breast cancer tumour were grown in a dish to visualise how these cells change under different conditions. If we can piece together what occurs at the molecular level, we may gain much needed insight into this horrible malignancy. #centenaryinstitute #medicalresearch #breastcancerawareness #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #breastcancer #breastcancermonth

Breast Cancer Awareness Month.....In our VIDEO today, let's talk about self-examination! According to the American Cancer Society, when breast cancer is detected early, and is in the localized stage, the 5-year relative survival rate is 99%. I am fortunate and blessed that I am a 99%er. We have visited about the importance of your annual mammogram. You will find the link to "The 3 Steps to Early Detection" from the National Breast Cancer Foundation included in our comment section. 3 Steps to Early Detection - Breast Cancer Detection Guide (nationalbreastcancer.org) #BreastCancerAwareness, #awareness, #cancerfree, #cancerresearch, #october, #BCSM, #FightBreastCancer