What is cancer? How does your body try to fight it?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Handling Stress © Lisa Michalek.

Advertisements

Bell Ringer 1/18 on pg.5 Each minute, 300 million of your body cells die!!! (Don’t worry—these cells are replaced by cell division, or you would be dead.

Stressed Brains Don’t Learn The Same Way STRESS. 30 seconds.

CANCER. What is Cancer? Generic term to describe diseases in which abnormal cells divide without control. It is the number 2 leading cause of death in.

C-Notes: Stress Stnd: 5.1M 8/27/2013 Objective: Students will be able to differentiate between positive and negative stress.

Healthy Living Factors in Preventing Serious Disease ( Diabetes, Cancer Heart Attack, Stroke)

Chapter 7: Stress and Coping Chapter themes covered: What causes stress? Illness as a source of stress; Stress as a cause of illness; What are different.

Integrated Cancer Screening Education Modules.  A disease that starts in the cells  Genes inside cells order growth, work, reproduction and death What.

Handling Stress. Stress  A physical, social, or mental event or condition that requires us to cope with a given situation.

What is cancer? Mitosis- normal cell division Cancer- uncontrolled cell division (carcinoma) –Develops into a tumor Benign- does not spread –(Not Cancerous)

Connor Rules. What Tobacco does to your body. 1. Tobacco is the number one cause of preventable death in the U.S. 2. Tobacco effects the heart and lungs,

Ichy Salmon: variation and adaptation Learning Goal: Students will understand the relationship between genetic variation and adaptation. Intended Learning.

STEM CELLS.  Where do the different cells and tissues in your body come from?  Incredible as it seems, every cell was produced by mitosis from a small.

CancerCancer. Cancer Cancer is a disease of uncontrolled cell growth. It starts with a single cell that loses its control mechanisms due to a mutation.

The Body’s Response to Stress. What is Stress? Stress is your body’s reaction to the physical and mental demands of daily life.

The uncontrollable growth of abnormal cells. TYPES OF CANCER Lymphomas—cancers of immune system Leukemias—cancers of blood-forming organs Carcinomas—cancers.

THE MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS OF CANCER RISK IN A STATISTICS CLASS Vera Hu-Hyneman and Alexander Atwood SUNY Suffolk County Community College JMM Seattle.

10-3 Regulating the Cell Cycle Reading: Homework Sheet: 10-3.

MCA REVIEW PART IV: HUMAN INTERACTIONS WITH LIVING SYSTEMS.

Diabetes Leilani G. Daligcon. Introduction b b There are two types of diabetes. b b Certain cultures are more prone to it. b b Nutritious eating will.

Statistics (from the National Institutes of Health) on average, in the US, people have a 2 in 5 lifetime risk of developing cancer second leading cause.

CANCER CAUSES, REMEDIES & PREVENTION

(1) Division and differentiation in human cells

Chapter 11 Mental Health.

Stress and Coping What causes stress? Illness as a source of stress; Stress as a cause of illness; What are different types of stress? Biopsychosocial,

WELCOME TO BIOLOGY EOC BOOTCAMP

The Immune System and Disease

Chapter 14 Tobacco Lesson 2 Health Risks of Tobacco Use.

Chapter 11 - STRESS.

Why care? Heart Disease causes 50% of deaths in Europe

Cell Division The Cell Cycle Cloning.

Section 3.2 How Stress Affects Your Body Objectives

1.3 The Cell Cycle in YOUR Body

A Few Facts About Breast Cancer

How Stress Affects Your Body

Higher Human Biology Unit 1 – Section 1 (e)

Adolescents, Young Adults, and Adults

Stress and Coping What causes stress? Illness as a source of stress; Stress as a cause of illness; What are different types of stress? Biopsychosocial,

Handling Stress © Lisa Michalek.

Healthy Choices = Healthy Living

Lesson 4 – Personal/Consumer Health

The uncontrollable growth of abnormal cells

Chapter 8 Adolescents, Young Adults, and Adults

Genetic Disease It only takes one gene!.

Colon Cancer Mr. Gensic I am picking this because my Grandpa had colon caner, and my dad has had colon cancer already removed from his colon. Insert the.

The 9 Risk Factors and how important are they to your level of health?

The 9 Risk Factors and how important are they to your level of health?

Stress: How and why do we experience it?

Big Q: Am I ready for a test on B2 cell division?

Cell cycle regulation.

BT08.01 Cell Biology and Cancer

I CAN: Describe the 4 stage process in which all humans react to stress Explain each of the 3 Stages of GAS.

Bell Ringer Open your student workbook and turn to page 53.

10.3 Regulating the Cell Cycle

Myers EXPLORING PSYCHOLOGY (6th Edition in Modules)

Aim: To be able to describe the general rule for a sequence

Population Ecology.

Section 3.2 How Stress Affects Your Body Objectives

Handling Stress.

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

Breast Cancer - 10 Ways to Prevent Breast Cancer

Section 3.2 How Stress Affects Your Body Objectives

SLEEP A quick review for Module 4, Lesson 3

Presentation transcript:

What is cancer? How does your body try to fight it? Incidence of major cancers Rate of cell division & cancer risk Telomeres/telomerase Traits of cancer cells Stages of colorectal cancer Survivorship by cancer stage Normal Immune response to cancer How Cancer may escape attack

Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in the U. S Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in the U.S. Compare the incidence rates and trends.

How do we know how many times a stem cell can divide? Do we have backup for this system?

Variation in stem cell divisions predicts lifetime risk of different types of cancer Tomasetti & Vogelstein, 2015

How should the immune system respond to cancer cells?

What are the major preventable risk factors for cancer?

What is the difference between the effects of short-term vs What is the difference between the effects of short-term vs. long term stress? Why might the effect of stress on immunity be hard to measure?

Aging already suppresses immune function Aging already suppresses immune function. What effect does adding stress seem to have? Increase in immune activation Decrease in immune modulation What seems to be the effect of exercise?

6. In general, be able to describe the stress response 6. In general, be able to describe the stress response. How does immediate stress differ from chronic stress? How can chronic stress effect the immune system? How can you keep your immune system healthy?