#diagnosis of cancer

[medidectindia]

"Advancements in Early Detection and Diagnosis of Lung Cancer: A Comprehensive Review"

One kind of cancer that starts in the lung cells is lung cancer. It is among the most prevalent and lethal types of cancer in the world. Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) and non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) are the two primary forms of lung cancer. To ascertain the existence, kind, lung cancer diagnosis and severity of the illness, a number of medical procedures and tests are used in the diagnosis of lung cancer.

[alwaysbewoke]

[ghost-proofbaby]

telling myself to continue on like normal and write like normal but how am i supposed to do that when i know my world is ending in 24 hours?

tw for tags: i accidentally rambled on and aired out all my grief for my dog

[kerrste]

Quick sketch cause I watched the first movie yesterday

[elenadoeslife]

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[autisticrosewilson]

Guys I feel it's very important to note that the act of making a child a superhero is abusive. Yes, I understand the mechanics metatextually of child sidekicks but within the world there isn't actually a good reason that one should allow a child to make a decision like that.

I know we always talk about how Bruce couldn't have stopped the Robins, but like, he actually could have! He's a millionaire and a highly trained superhero he could have figured something else out but Batman needs a Robin.

Which is a sentiment so prevalent in the universe of DC it almost gives me hives to hear. Particularly because I don't feel like you guys are treating it like the incredibly fucked up thing it is.

Those are children!! Bruce, a grown ass man, should not be relying on them for emotional support or whatever.

Not enough of you guys treating Robin like a curse, like some awful blight that will befall you until you die young horribly. Like sure while they're Robin they're not going to realize it, but afterwards when they have developed frontal lobes they should have a moment where they're like "wow that's fucked up I should beat the shit out of Batman" but they can't ever actually separate themselves from the mantle so they end up complacent anyway.

[thewillowoaklady]

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[walter-hotgirl-white]

explaining why i like breaking bad: it’s a cinematic masterpiece of how one can destroy themselves and everyone around them with their own pride. the acting, cinematography and writing is so incredibly brilliant. the plot is thrilling and well paced and tied up with a bow with its impactful finale. overall, it’s one of the most brilliant shows of all time.

explaining why i like saw: it’s a damn good time i can tell you that much

[chronodia]

the better animal

[ifwebefriends]

Summer is really fun for me because I go directly from “happy colorful fun lgbtq+ pride month!” to “My Cancer Survivor Angst Month”

[medidectindia]

"Cervical Cancer: Detection, Prevention, and Treatment Strategies for Improved Women's Health"

One type of cancer that starts in the cells of the cervix—the lower portion of the uterus that joins the vagina—is called cervical cancer. It is one of the most prevalent forms of cancer that affects women, especially those in the 30- to 50-year age range. Cervical cancer often begins with precancerous alterations in the cervix's cells and progresses slowly over time. cervical cancer The human papillomavirus (HPV), a sexually transmitted infection, is the main cause of cervical cancer. Although HPV infections are very frequent, the immune system of the body can usually eradicate the infection without causing any symptoms. Nevertheless, in certain cases, the infection may continue unchecked, resulting in aberrant alterations in the cervix's cells that could eventually develop into cancer.

[thepastisalreadywritten]

[runawaymarbles]

Can't focus because I can't stop thinking about how every person to ever live has lived in modern times and someday we are going to be considered "ancient [insert country or demographic name that may or may not be what we call ourselves now]". But also in the meantime the future doesn't feel like a real thing and it seems like if I dig my toes I should be able to spend a year in one day. Also nothing in life should be able to change irrevocably in less than a few minutes, because life is too big for that. And yet most big irrevocable changes were already happening, and you just didn't know.

[harryandmeghansussex]

Also, general reminder folks, don't be ghouls. You don't have to like someone or act like they are a martyr now bad news is public, but like offt at some of the posts I'm seeing.

I'm sure most, if not all of us have had cancer impact our or our loved ones lives. And most - I'd hope all - wouldn't wish that on anyone.

Wishing her a smooth recovery + the very best outcome from her diagnosis, genuinely.

[elenadoeslife]

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[creepyscritches]

Intellectually I am like a rat terrier always diving into rabbit holes I don't TECHNICALLY need to be in but every now and then I get the green light from above to continue rooting around bc what are the odds I get a question about the Philadelphia chromosome 3 days after worrying I spent too much time frivolously indulging in NCI ALL reading instead of narrow scope NCI CML stuff.

"Ohh Philadelphia chromosome? Surely no one will know I spent 40 minutes indulging in learning what the hell that is irt acute lymphoblastic leukemia etiology" <- me when I was researching chronic myeloid leukemia but got distracted

The whiplash of seeing an email this morning starting with "Can we support Philadelphia chromosome positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia--"

Make your attention span work for YOU, babes!! You never know when someone this week will ask you about that niche research mud hole you were wallerin in recently