Fantastic post. Really good. should deserve a billion likes! @power_genie
What is cancer? Why do some people get it, and others not? @UNSWMedicine cancer researcher A/Prof Darren Saunders (@whereisdaz) explains.pic.twitter.com/BmhzxgxJ4D
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@AliciaBByrne more book analogy! -
The book analogy really helps with explaining the DNA replication errors Like the police force for the immune system
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Should be called cancering since cancer is a cell process not a static object Using the noun cancer implies that cancer is a static thing, cancering as a verb makes it sound like a phenomenon, system process, cell process & will pave the way to improve solutions
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A lack of restrictions on carcinogens like ethanol beverages, smoking, some pesticides, cooking in plastics, leachate, etc fumes, solvents, burning plastic trash, pollution, tailpipe funk, toxic personal hygiene products, toxic cleaning products, toxic food additives
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3 of family had cancer, 2 died - mum stopped Tamoxifen aftr5, C returned in lymph glands RIP - Sister had heart/lung/spine cancer Hosp couldn't identify, she had infection in teeth/implant months before, reckon it followed same scenario as Ginigivtis causes heart inflammation RIP
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Dad WWII RAF signals doing high frequency intercepts & direction finding in Rabul PNG; Team built own equipt Cathode sent stream of electrons toward their face as they watched for compass bearing - all died of cancer - dad got skin cancer (not melanoma) life of skin grafts.
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