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I learned that family history plays a crucial role that determines whether or not you can get breast cancer. And Also the more people in your family who have it the greater risk you are at getting it. I never knew that alcohol could raise estrogen levels and could give you a greater chance of having breast cancer.

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Thing learned - I learned that consumption of alcohol, obesity , greater exposure to estrogen, and dense breast tissues can all be causes/risk of breast cancer.I also learned that family history plays an critical role in determining risk factors and depends on the number of family members affected. Feedback - Amazing Padlet overall! It was very informative and I was able to understand clearly through the illustrations and imagery that was provided. The data and other related information was displayed accurately and It was very clear to understand.

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A person's diet can increase or decrease his or her risk for breast cancer.

If a woman is eating a diet rich in vegetables and fruits, she can reduce the risk of getting breast cancer by 50% (NIH,2019).

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Family History and Genetic Mutations Disparity

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Family History and Genetic Mutations Disparity

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Family history of breast cancer is a heterogenous risk factor that depends on the number of family members affected (NIH,2019).

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Is rarely diagnosed in women younger than 25 years of age (NIH,2019).

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Another main barrier that puts women at risk for getting treatment would be negligence and carelessness (NIH,2018).

There are many cases of women neglecting their health, an example being having a lump in the chest and not getting screened because the lump wasn't bothering them.

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Interesting facts about young women with breast cancer regarding fertility options and pre-menopausal risks

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White women are more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer, but black women are more likely to die from the disease (NIH,2019).

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Did you know that men can get breast cancer as well?

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Here are some surprising facts about breast cancer

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One of the main barriers that puts women at risk for getting treatment is false or deceptive confidence (NIH,2018).

Many women believe that if their family has no history of breast cancer, then there is nothing to worry about. Women should always get screened no matter what, if one has a family history or not.

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1. The frequency rate of breast cancer is found to be higher in white women than that of black women. White women can also have a lower survival rate for every stage if diagnosed.

2. These findings could be from the imbalance in screenings and background education on the disease. It could also be due to limited access to healthcare.

3. According to the National Cancer Institute it is
also showing that Hispanic, Asian, and Pacific Islander woman have lower mortality rates than
White and Black woman.

4. For Healthcare workers, they should consider doing increased screening on special
populated woman with a higher risk of getting Breast Cancer. It is shown that woman with a
BRCA1 or BRCA2 genetic mutation might benefit more since they are a part of the higher risk
population.

5. Breast Cancer Incidence and Mortality, References found from "Surveillance Research Program, National Cancer Institute: SEER*Explorer: An interactive website for SEER cancer statistics. Bethesda, MD: National Cancer Institute. Available online. Last accessed February 13, 2023".

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Breast Cancer -  Spread the Awareness - English

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Medicare & You: National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM)

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Here's How To Perform a Self Breast Exam in 3 Easy Steps!

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Our awesome PAs, Dora and Anna, are here to walk you through a self breast exam in just three steps! If you're over 40 or have a history of breast cancer in ...

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What Are The Relevant Statistics In Philadelphia?

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What Are The Relevant Statistics In Philadelphia?

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It is the most diagnosed cancer among women in

Philadelphia (120 per 100,000) (Drexel University, 2020).

• In 2016, 7972 people in Philadelphia were newly diagnosed (LBCC, 2023).

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What Are Some Statistics Related To These Groups And This Condition?

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What Are Some Statistics Related To These Groups And This Condition?

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About 13% of women in the U.S develop the condition in the course of their life (Sparrow Clinic, 2022).

The statistics translate to 1 in 8 women (Sparrow Clinic, 2022).

It is the second most common cancer among women in the country (CDC, 2019).

Around 42,000 women die each year from the condition
(CDC, 2019).

In 2021, an estimated 281,550 new cases of invasive breast cancer were diagnosed in women in the U.S., along with 49,290 new cases of non-invasive (in situ) breast cancer (Surviving Breast Cancer, 2021).

Breast cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in women, following lung cancer. However, the mortality rates have been decreasing due to advancements in early detection and treatment (Lukasiewiez et al., 2021).

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Who Are The Groups Most At Risk For Breast Cancer? 

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Who Are The Groups Most At Risk For Breast Cancer? 

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Women

Those aged 50 years and above

Individuals with genetic mutations such as BRCA1 and 2

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What are risk factors for this condition?

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What are risk factors for this condition?

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Old age (NCI, 2022).

A personal history of breast cancer or benign breast disease (NCI, 2022).

Dense breast tissue (NCI, 2022).

Reproductive history resulting in greater exposure to estrogen (NCI, 2022).

Drinking alcohol (NCI, 2022).

Radiation to breast or chest (NCI, 2022).

Obesity (NCI, 2022).

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What are ways to prevent this condition?

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What are ways to prevent this condition?

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Discontinue Smoking (NCI, 2022).

Regular exercising and healthy diets (NCI, 2022).

Avoid Obesity (NCI, 2022).

Discontinue Drinking alcohol (NCI, 2022).

Avoid taking hormone therapy for symptoms of menopause (NCI, 2022).

Avoid radiation therapy to breast or chest (NCI, 2022).

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Surgery (NCI, 2022).

Radiation therapy (NCI, 2022).

Chemotherapy (NCI, 2022).

Hormone therapy (NCI, 2022).

Targeted therapy (NCI, 2022).

Immunotherapy (NCI, 2022).

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Physical exam and health history (NCI, 2022).

Clinical breast exam (NCI, 2022).

Mammogram (NCI, 2022).

Ultrasound exam (NCI, 2022).

MRI (NCI, 2022).

Biopsy (NCI, 2022).

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·      A lump or thickening in or near the breast or in the underarm area (NCI, 2022).

·      A change in the size or shape of the breast (NCI, 2022).

·      A dimple or puckering in the skin of the breast (NCI, 2022).

·       A nipple turned inward into the breast (NCI, 2022).

·      Fluid, other than breast milk, from the nipple, especially if it's bloody (NCI, 2022).

·      Scaly, red, or swollen skin on the breast, nipple, or areola (the dark area of skin around the nipple) (NCI, 2022)

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It is a disease in which malignant cells form in the tissues of the breast (NCI, 2022).

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Signs and symptoms to watch for concerning breast cancer

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Breast Cancer Awareness 2020 - #FindToFight