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Megan Mulhern HSCI 273 Software Application November 27, 2012
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Cancer prevalence by ethnicity Cancer prevalence by income Prevention: How to become educated Overview
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Cancer Death Rates 1. Black men 3. Black women 2. White men 4. White women
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Genetic? Are people of these ethnicities more predisposed to developing cancer? Is cancer more directly related to income level rather than ethnicity?
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Cancer and Location
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Health Coverage The prevalence of cancer is correlated to income level Income can affect: 1.Amount of education 2.Exposure to carcinogens 3.Access to healthy options
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Health Education Being educated can decrease prevalence of cancer by: 1.Promoting early screening/detection 2.Learning how to eat and live healthy
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Exposure to Carcinogens Lower income households may : 1.Have lower air quality 2.Work with more exposure (direct sun, dangerous chemicals) 3.Have an unsafe living environment (mold, rodents, asbestos) 4.Be more exposed to drugs and alcohol
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Access to Healthy Options Lower income households may have less access to: 1.Full grocery stores 2.Transportation to food 3.Money for nutritious food 4.Gym membership/ability to exercise
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Food Deserts
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Prevention http://www.youtube.com/v/xYcBFwdLhNU
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Public Service Announcement
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Cancer prevalence by ethnicity Most common amount black males Cancer prevalence by income Health Education Exposure Access to change Prevention: How to become educated Screening/checkups Summary
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