MALARIA CASE STUDY
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CANCER
CASE
STUDY
Cancer Case Study
• In a new, labeled section of your lab
notebook, take notes as you carefully read the
case study on p. 233-235.
• Try hard to make notes that are concise and
user friendly. (ex: don’t just rewrite the text; use bulleting, highlighting,
bubbling, etc.)
• Cover these topics (at a minimum) in your notes:
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How common; where common?
What is it?
What causes cancer?
Prevention
Treatment
Challenges in dealing with cancer
Cancer Case Study BIG IDEAS!
Impacts ALL people at ALL income levels.
1 out of 8 deaths worldwide are cancer
caused.
Cancer kills more than AIDS + TB + Malaria!
Cancer Case Study BIG IDEAS!
Risk factors include:
A mutation in DNA results in cells
which ÷ too quickly or are not “told” to
stop ÷
May be triggered by a virus
May be triggered by an environmental
factor (carcinogen).
Cancer Case Study BIG IDEAS!
Treatment includes
Surgery to remove the tumor and/or
lymph nodes.
Radiation to damage DNA of cancer
cells.
Chemotherapy to kill rapidly
dividing cells.
Cancer Case Study BIG IDEAS!
Prevention includes
Tobacco and alcohol abuse education
Vaccines
Health Education in schools and workplace
Early detection screening
Aware of risk factors
Cancer Question
• Answer question 7 and 8 on page 232.
REFLECT THE QUESTION IN YOUR ANSWER!