Obesity and Cancer: The Link

Nov 21, 2012

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Obesity and Cancer: The Link

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LEUKEMIA

LEUKEMIA. By: J.U. Bladder Cancer Bone Cancer Bowel Cancer Breast Cancer Hodgkin’s Disease Larynx Cancer Leukemia Lung Cancer. Mouth Cancer Pancreas Cancer Prostate Cancer Skin Cancer Stomach Cancer Testicular Cancer Thyroid Cancer

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Obesity

Obesity. And its Associated Risk Factors. Pennington Biomedical Research Center Division of Education. Obesity An Overview. Overweight and obesity are both chronic conditions that are the result of an energy imbalance over a period of time.

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CANCER

CANCER. CONTENT. What is cancer? Origin of cancer Common cancer types Symptoms of cancer Type of cancer treatments The 10 step anti-cancer program, The top anti-cancer foods Foods to consider avoiding Healthy recipes. What is Cancer?. Defining Cancer

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Lalan S. Wilfong

Lalan S. Wilfong . GI malignancies May 28, 2009. Colon Cancer. 800,000 new cases per year globaly 11% of cancer mortality in the US Lifetime risk of 0.5-2.0% of developing colon cancer Risk factors Age, Western countries, high-fat diets Obesity, Genetics, Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

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Pregnancy and Obesity: the nutrition link

Pregnancy and Obesity: the nutrition link . Kelli Hughes, RD, CDE UVA Health System. Obejctives. To review 2009 IOM Guidelines for weight gain during pregnancy To review adherence to current recommendations To discuss determinants for gestational weight gain

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Is Obesity Linked to Higher Risk of Breast Cancer?

Going by facts and figures, breast cancer is one of the most common types of cancer in women. Over 1 million women all over the world are diagnosed with breast cancer each year, mostly women in the age group of 50 and above.

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Obesity

Obesity. Managing the Growing Epidemic. Kathleen Sullivan, R.D. First Florida Insurance Brokers July 10, 2013. Obesity is increasing rapidly in all subgroups Increases in obesity in the USA: 2000–2010.

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OBESITY

OBESITY. The global obesity pandemic: shaped by global drivers and local environments. Outline. Introduction Global Rise in Obesity Economic Effects on Obesity Drivers of the obesity Epidemic Other Couses Approaches for the Obesity Epidemic Implications. INTRODUCTION.

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Menopause, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity

Menopause, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity. Prof Mary Ann Lumsden Prof of Gynaecology and Medical Education February 2013. Mortality Rates in Women. 6500. Coronary Artery Disease Stroke Lung Cancer Breast Cancer Colon Cancer Endometrial Cancer. 4500. 2500. 1600.

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Cancer

Cancer. Cancer. 2 nd leading cause of death. What do you think is the 1 st ? 1 out of 4 deaths is due to some form of cancer 1/3 of the cancers are attributed or linked to conditions such as: Obesity Physical inactivity Nutritional problems Smoking Other lifestyle factors.

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Childhood Obesity

Childhood Obesity . A Guide to Healthy Habits. Jacqueline Kennelly. Definition of Obesity. The state of being above one’s normal weight More than 20% over their ideal weight BMI (Body Mass Index) above 30. Obesity Continued . . . . Obesity is one of the most common diseases in

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Obesity

Obesity. “PERSONS WHO ARE NATURALLY FAT ARE APT TO DIE EARLIER THAN THOSE WHO ARE SLENDER”. Hippocrates Father of Medicine (460 - 377 BC) . Classifications . A few statistics. NOTE: Incidence of obesity was 7% in 1980. And it is still on a rise!!. Obesity as a public health issue.

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Adi pose Tissue Inflammation in the Etiology of Obesity-Associated Chronic Disease

Adi pose Tissue Inflammation in the Etiology of Obesity-Associated Chronic Disease. Mario Kratz, Ph.D . Associate Member, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Public Health Sciences, Cancer Prevention Program Research Assistant Professor , University of Washington

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Obesity

More of the world population now overweight than underweight 32% of Americans obese 58% of women in Johannesburg classified as ‘overweight’ Complications include High blood pressure Diabetes Stroke Cancer Heart attack Arthritis Sleep apnoea Thrombosis Gall stones. Obesity.

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Gyn Oncology

OBesity Project. Gyn Oncology. “ Obesity is linked as a cause of 20% of cancer deaths in women. ”. Obesity and Cancer. Obesity is a risk factor for numerous cancers Esophageal Pancreatic Colorectal Postmenopausal breast Endometrial Ovarian Renal. Mechanisms of Increased Cancer Risk.

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Obesity and Health

Obesity and Health. Trends in obesity Why people become obese Are we succeeding in managing obesity? Other illnesses associated with obesity Good diet for a healthy life. men. 25. women. 20. 15. 10. 5. 0. 1991. 1995. 1998. 2002. Prevalence of Obesity (England). % population.

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Obesity in America

Obesity in America. Alix Berryessa Dr. Olpin. What is Obesity. Obesity is defined as excess adipose (fat) tissue. It is a leading cause of mortality, morbidity, disability, and healthcare costs in America today. Who is Affected?. Obesity can affect every age.

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Obesity is Epidemic in the U.S.

Obesity is Epidemic in the U.S. Obesity is the fastest growing health concern in America. Obesity has more than doubled since 1960. 65% of American adults are overweight or obese. 80% of all Type II diabetes is related to obesity. By 2008, 75% of the U.S. population will be overweight.

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Cancer

There are several risk factors which can cause cancer, such as use of tobacco, alcohol, type of food intake, physical inactivity, obesity and other environmental changes. The cancer can be curable if diagnosed at an early stage. There are many symptoms which can be used to determine whether a person is suffering from cancer or not. You can discover more about cancer http://www.advancedradiationcenters.com/cancers over the web.

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Get Relieve From Obesity by Obesity Bypass Surgery

Obesity leads to many diseases and even prevents normal functioning. In the case of an advanced stage of obesity, a balanced diet and appropriate exercises - although necessary - may not be enough.

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Bariatric Surgeryâ€Šâ€”â€ŠThe Sure Way To Reduce Weight

Obesity has taken the shape of a health menace. It does much more harm than just exploiting your look and figure. Our lifestyle and pollution have aided a lot in spreading of obesity as a disease. Obesity brings a host of diseases along with it, like, Diabetes, High BP, cardiac disorder and many others. Researches even tell the fact that some of the fatal diseases like breast cancer and colon cancer have also been linked with the state of obesity and overweight in individuals. These diseases are harmful as well as life-threatening. Thus, needs sincere attention and requires proper and full treatment. Bariatric surgery is one of the most effective, clinically proven and safe procedures for reducing excess weight. It would take just the right significance if we say that bariatric surgery is a life changing and life-saving procedure.

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