What is more it is possible to include some protein based tests and classical medical examinations when they aim to detect inheritance of a trait. ... Testing for serious late-onset disease before the symptoms occur. Testing to assess the probability of developing complex disease. ... So, strike of the disease may skip generations or at least some individuals. ... Genetic counselors should explain what it means thoroughly to the couple. ...

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Although there is no known cure for breast cancer, knowledge of the disease is sure to save many lives. ... Only 5-10% of women who develop breast cancer has a family history of the disease. ... Contrary to what most believe, smoking does not appear to either increase or decrease the risk of developing breast cancer. ... The only way to know what is "normal" is to know your own body. ... You know what they say, "practice makes perfect". ...

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What does that mean to a young child who feels that they are not thin enough? ... In many cases, a history of abuse or a turbulent family life are associated with developing this disease. ... I'm a very logical person so when I feel myself losing power to the anorexia, it's terrifying but it becomes a form of escapism: it makes you feel it's your friend and will shield you from all those things you don't want to face" (Hill). ... They want a say in what happens to their body. ... You hear it as an insult and a negative label from kids on the playground, but from parent...

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These are quickly curable diseases found in over 400,000 Americans each year. ... This cancer if allowed to get to an advanced stage has what are known as rodent ulcers. ... This disease is successfully treated in about 96% of the cases. ... If the disease is darkened in with melanin it can be mistaken as melanoma; this is why a biopsy is vital. For this disease there are several different methods of treatment. ...

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If technology in your daily life routine doesn't concern you, you should think twice about how it really affects the body's health. ... All this also leads to developing diseases and real major damage to one's health and future developing issues. ... What earphones do is wear-out the ear drums and this can become a hearing loss problem in the long run " (Ebben). ... Hands touch everything and are used for almost everything you want to do, as well as portable phones. ... There are other diseases that are also related to a phone, but don't originate from bacteria or stick aro...

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Abstract Gastric cancer is a complex disease with many factors affecting it. ... The disease is usually detected in its late stages, which contributes to the high mortality rates (Shiotoni, Cen, & Graham, 2013). ... As this disease moves from the early stages to the late stages the effects and symptoms progress also. ... The doctors will assess what to do based on your symptoms and possible risk factors. ... A survey done on February 12, 2014 by me, looked at what the average person thought was the most common cause for increased risk of gastric cancer around the world. 25 people were given fo...

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