Epidemiology
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Describe the secular and demographic trends of any cancer (breast and lung) in Saudi Arabia from 2000 to 2019.
Breast cancer (XX) XXX a tremendous XXXXXXXXXX on XXXXX's health XXX over the world and XXX XXXXXXX of Saudi XXXXXX (KSA) is not omitted. This is XXXXXXXX XXX XXXX XXXXXX form of strength and is a XXXXXXXX XXXXX of XXXXX from XXXXXX after XXXX cancer. The XXXXXXXXXX XX breast XXXXXX in XXXX women XXX augmented over XXX XXXX 24 years, but XXXXX are quiet diagnosed with breast cancer at an advanced XXXXX of XXX disease.Notwithstanding XXXXX assumptions, short XXXXX of XXXXXX in XXXXXX cancer screening XXXXXX in Arab XXXXX XXXX XXXX stated. As for risk subjects, women XXXX a family XXXXXXX times XX XXXXXX XXXXXX must XXXXXXX XX much XXXXX as probable about their XXXXXXXX, with age XX surprise XXX kind of XXXXXX (XXXXX, XXXXXXX, XXXX, XX-XXXXX, Rostom, &XXX; XXXXXX, XXXX). XXX risk XX XXXXXXXXXX breast XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXX the quantity of exaggerated families, with XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX and age XX XXX XXXX of diagnosis. XXX XXXXXXX XXX age at diagnosis, the further XXXXXXXX a genetic XXXXXX is XXXXXXXXXXX, it XX considered XXXX XXXXXX X-10% of breast cancer is XXXXXXXXX to variations (mutations) in XXXXXXX XXXXX. XXXXX with BRCA 1 or XXXX X alterations XXXX a high XXXXXX XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXX cancer, XXXXXXX cancer and XXXXXXXX other XXXXX XX cancer XXXXXXX life. XXXXXXXXXX, breast cancer XXXX XXX reason XXXX. XXXXXXXX the cancer XXXXXXXX, it XXXXXX variances in the XXXX or form XX the XXXXXX: XXXXXXXXXX or width can be observed. Magnetic character imaging (XXX) XX a XXXXXXXXXX implement for women with a risk of XX-XX% or XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXX cancer. XXXX XXXXXXXXXXX women with a XXXXXX XXXXXX history XX breast XXXXXX XXX women who XXXXXXX a common disease XXXXXXXXX with XXXXX pain. XXXX XXXX an established XXXXXXX of breast cancer, the XXX XX XXXXXXXX chemotherapy and/or hormonal XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXX risk XX emerging a XXXXXX main XXXXXX by X-10% in the first XX years after diagnosis and is XXXXXXXXXXXX XXX regularly suggested Magnetic resonance imaging. The general risk can be meaningfully reduced below 5%. XX XX our study, we showed a XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXX to XXXXXXX a reflective XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XX all breast XXXXXX intelligences for XXX female patients XXXXXXXXXX to XXXX (XXXXX, XXXXX, Syed, XXXXXX, Alsaif, & Alshatwi, XXXX).
Compare it with any other developed XXX.
XXX XXXX XXXX the XXXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXX XXXXXX makes it XXXXX XXX XXXXXX most XXXXXX XX XXXXXXX requires a XXXXXXXXXX between XXXXX Arabia XXX the XXXXXX XXXXXX. XXXX XXXX the XXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX Fund (WCRF) puts XXX XXXXXX XXXXXX at XXnd globally: with an age standardized XXXX of 84.X XXX 100000
. On XXX other hand, Saudi XXXXXX is XX X.7 XXX 100000 according to XXXX World XXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX (WHO, 2011). XXX XXXXXX XX deaths recorded from breast XXXXXX in XXX United States was XXXXX X.X%. The number is a significant XXXX XXXX 2.X in XXX XXXXX XXXX-XXXX.
XXX best XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXX two XXXXXXXXX XXX gotten from XXX World XXXXXX Organization XXXXXXX profiles XX Saudi Arabia and the XXXXXX States XXXX the years 2000-XXXX. XXX age XXXXXXXXXXXX mortality rate XXX Saudi XXXXXX is at an average of XX per XXXXXX in XXX years XXXXXXX up to 2019 (XXX, XXXX). The rest XX XXX XXXXX are XXXXXXXXXXXX from individual XXXX (Ibrahim, Ezzeldin & Zeeneldin, XXXXX &XXX; Bin XXXXX &XXX; Ezzat, 2008). Consequently, XXX United States XXX an average standardized age mortality rate of 20 XXX XXXXXX (WHO, XXXX) XXXX the year XXXX-2019.
XXX XXXXXXXXX graph shows XXX XXXXXXXXX comparison between XXX XXXXXX States and Saudi Arabia.
Give XXX suggestions XX control cancer XXXX appropriate reasons.
XX XX recommended XXXX XXXXXXXX health education XX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX. XXXX XXXX include Saudi Arabian women XXX XXXXXXX to XXXXX at a XXXXX age, rendering to traditional XXXXXXXXXXXX societal XXXXXX, with childhood spreading throughout XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XX XXXXX XXXXX. XXX to the XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXXXX, XXXX women XXXXXXXXXXX from XXXXXXX XXX timid XXXXXXXXX advice until their infection XX very XXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXX in XXXXX XX XXXXXX XXXXXX. Consequently, suitable training and exercise should XX started XXXX include XXX use XX diverse XXXXX, XXXXXX XXXXXXX, XX XXXX XX XXXXXXXXXX education XXXX person to person. Further analytical epidemiological analysis XX needed XX categorize XXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXX XXXX contributed XX the rise in breast XXXXXX incidence among XXXXX XXXXX (Kelsey, & Bernstein, 1996).
XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX in XXXXXXXX, eat supplementary brightly colored vegetables and fruits. Plants called XXXXXXXXXX have anticancer XXXXXXXXXXX, XXX people who XXX them further XXXXX enjoy a lesser risk XX XXXXXX cancer. Flavonoid XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX are particularly helpful. XXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX flavors and flavors XXXXXXXX onions, XXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX, celery, XXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXX, potatoes, XXXXXXXX, apples, XXXXXXX, melons, black XXX, coffee, XXXXXXXXX tea, XXX many XXXXXXXX herbs.
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Ezzat, A. A., Ibrahim, E. M., XXXX, X. A., XX-XXXXX, S., Rostom, A., & XXXXXX, X. K. (XXXX). Locally XXXXXXXX breast XXXXXX in Saudi Arabia: high frequency of stage XXX in a young XXXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX, XX(2), XX-103.
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