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00:00Hello, I am the first time to talk to you about the doctor.
00:13I am the first time I am the first time to talk to you about breast cancer.
00:19I am the first to talk about the lecture.
00:23I am the first to talk about breast cancer.
00:29I will introduce you to the P.R.A.S Hospital.
00:33P.R.A.S Carcino's Cancer Center has a oncologist, Dr. Ramadaz.
00:38Hello, Dr. Dr. Inleka.
00:41Does there have a breast cancer available in March?
00:46What is breast cancer?
00:48Breast cancer is breast tissue.
00:51It is glands.
00:54It is a duct, which is a cancer.
00:59They say a breast cancer that is gastric cancer.
01:02Do you know how much they can eat breast cancer?
01:05In the village, the people of the village were not diagnosed.
01:09They were diagnosed with the disease before.
01:11They were diagnosed with a number of symptoms in the village.
01:15In a similar area, the people of the village were diagnosed with the gramma.
01:19They were diagnosed with the disease.
01:23The way they took the disease was diagnosed with the disease.
01:26a person to record a disease, or have come out,
01:34or have you seen a disease?
01:39What is it still?
01:42I'll say that it is clearly a cancer.
01:46But I can't get a risk counsel, but I don't get it.
01:50He cares about the self-reduing muscle,
01:53they are going to start and take it.
01:55They are going to start and fail.
01:59Of course, the doctor is doing it.
02:04He knows it's a patient,
02:08but the doctor is going to start with him his family,
02:13that's why he knows it's a lady.
02:16when it is stuck with the mosquito, it is a trauma.
02:22It is a trauma.
02:25When I was a test of the mosquito, it has a cough.
02:29When it is infected, it will be a cough.
02:35Or if you put the tissue on the wall, you put the tissue on the wall, you put the tissue on the wall, and you put the tissue on the wall.
02:43You put it on the wall, you put it on the wall.
02:47Or you put it in the middle.
02:50This is a very important lesson.
02:52Risk Factors are two things.
02:54One is modifiable.
02:56That is, it's not modifiable.
02:58It's non-modifiable.
03:00That's, we can't do that.
03:01Non-modifiable risk factors, first of all, are the three.
03:07If you look at the first term, you can see that the first term is the first term.
03:11The first term is the first term.
03:15That means that the three are gender.
03:18The three are gender, the first term is the first term.
03:22That's why the first term is the first term.
03:27That's why the first term is the first term.
03:36The second term is the first term.
03:40If you look at the first term, you can see that the first term is the first term.
03:47Now this will be the first time, early men naarka, this is the last time, at least in the R&B,
03:53about 10-13 days, in total, 10-13 days, and the risk will be the least to the last time,
04:03then the risk will be the least to the last time, the risk will be the least to the last time,
04:09another, there was no one thing.
04:10Now I was just when I was going to the hospital and they had to come up with you.
04:16I had no problem with my hand.
04:19If you were controlling before you, the risk factor is different.
04:22I had to make a modifiable risk factor.
04:24That's why I think, if you had to make a hospital,
04:28when you had to come up with a hospital,
04:31you had to come up with a hospital.
04:36It doesn't mean the risk of breast cancer.
04:39If you have a risk factor, you can have a risk factor.
04:43That's right.
04:44That's why we have a problem.
04:46If we have a problem, we have a problem.
04:50Here is our food.
04:52Our food is animal fat.
04:56Animal fat is a lot of food.
05:00Pani.
05:02It's a lot of food.
05:08We have a lot of food.
05:11We have food.
05:12Our food is a lot of food.
05:14It's like a percentage of fat.
05:23It's a lot of food.
05:29if you have to note that the risk is at the rate of 30, 30.
05:36The risk is at the rate of 30.
05:41For example, increasing risk after trying to get a risk from three or three.
05:51Okay.
05:52That's why we need to modify it.
05:55Okay.
05:56Hormone pills.
05:57When it comes to the hormones, it goes to the breast cancer.
06:02The second thing we've been able to modify is Madhya.
06:07In Madhya, the same time, the second person,
06:10there is no risk in a 20 Shaman.
06:14We will try to get sick.
06:16That's why the only person comes to the Shaman.
06:18The third person comes to the Shaman,
06:21is a Shaman.
06:23What is the risk factor?
06:28Doctor, you said that the breast cancer has a lot of experience.
06:33The breast cancer is a real problem.
06:36What are the reasons?
06:38What are the reasons for breast cancer?
06:41What are the reasons for breast cancer?
06:42There is a lot of risk factor in breast cancer.
06:45There is a lot of hereditary components.
06:49There is a lot of hormones and radiation.
06:56That is why we have risk factors.
06:59If you have any questions, the breast cancer is a big one.
07:04It is a big one.
07:07The breast cancer is a big one.
07:10The breast cancer is a big one.
07:14The breast cancer is a big one.
07:17Once the breast cancer is a cancer,
07:19there is a breast cancer.
07:21Mode can become a ile being.
07:22When the breast cancer is then treated.
07:25Our breast cancer is probably not everything.
07:27The breast cancer also has a region.
07:28The breast cancer is less actually.
07:30The breast cancer can't be?
07:32This is at the last stage saying that the breast cancer is a problem.
07:36So, lead to breast cancer is a cure.
07:38strauted breast cancer is a cancer is the body.
07:42There are many people who have no blood.
07:47The cancer is not a problem.
07:52The most important things are fibro-a-dynoma,
07:57menane tumors.
07:59That is the first thing in the beginning.
08:03In the beginning, there are hormonal changes.
08:06There are cysts in the beginning.
08:09No, the cancer is not.
08:13The infection is not a problem.
08:16We are trying to remove the breast awareness.
08:21That is the first thing that we are trying to remove.
08:26The infection is not a problem.
08:30In the middle of our year,
08:32the infection is not a problem.
08:34It is a problem.
08:37We are all 18-20 years old.
08:40All of them in a year and a year.
08:43They are very good.
08:46That is when I am a teacher.
08:49I am a teacher.
08:52I am a teacher.
08:54I am a teacher.
08:57I am a teacher.
08:59I am a teacher.
09:02It is impossible to do this with a change in our state.
09:06We have seen a spot in the Canada,
09:09A visto that we have seen in the few hands with the test.
09:13Even if we come in the cloud,
09:16If we come in, it's possible to put in the back of the snow.
09:19We used to have used a lot to it.
09:22But we used to have used a lot to it.
09:26It was possible to have used a lot of important things.
09:32So, you can see all of us are in the same way.
09:36There are some changes in the breast cancer. Stage 1, 2, 3.
09:40We have to start with breast cancer.
09:42We have 4 stages. Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3 and Stage 4.
09:49Stage 1 and 2, we have to start with the breast cancer.
09:54If we start with the cut-shook, we will start with stage 3.
09:58We will start with the spread.
10:04For stage 1 and 2, we only start with the breast cancer.
10:08We can approach our breast cancer in the world.
10:12We also start with our blood.
10:14We also start with an breast cancer.
10:18We start with breast cancer.
10:20And if we start with breast cancer, we will be able to tell the results.
10:26There is a life in G.V. cancer.
10:30It's a good thing.
10:33It's an advanced stage.
10:37It's a good treatment.
10:40It's a good treatment.
10:45It's a good result.
10:48It's a good treatment.
10:51It's a good treatment.
10:54What are you doing with a mammogram?
10:57A mammogram is an X-ray.
10:59It's an X-ray.
11:02It's a breast X-ray mammogram.
11:06Now, there is a digital mammogram.
11:11It's a radiation radiation.
11:16It's a cancer.
11:19In many studies,
11:22the digital mammography is a radiation radiation.
11:29It's a very good treatment.
11:32It's a good treatment.
11:33It's a cancer,
11:37It's a good treatment.
11:40In the 90's,
11:42we recommend that we sedate.
11:44Atrosonography, I recommend it.
11:49High risk is a category of high risk, we have MR mammogram.
11:55Breast cancer, most of the other cancers, how do you test the Strigal test?
12:01Strigal is the first thing, I am going to tell you,
12:06when it comes to GARBAASHEGLA CANCER.
12:09GARBAASHEGLA CANCER is the same as GARBAASHEGLA CANCER.
12:13GARBAASHEGLA CANCER is the same as GARBAASHEGLA CANCER.
12:19Vaccination is the same as GARBAASHEGLA CANCER.
12:23I am going to get the vaccination, I am going to get the vaccination.
12:28The first thing we have to get the vaccination,
12:32we have to get the infection from HPV.
12:36Human Papilloma virus is the same as cervical cancer.
12:40I am going to get the vaccine, I am going to get the vaccine.
12:44Do you have to get the breast cancer?
12:46Do you have to get the breast cancer?
12:48Do you have to get the procedures?
12:50Do you have to get the vaccine?
12:52If we are going to get the vaccine, we have to get the vaccine.
12:55There are family history or reproductive history.
13:01We have to get the vaccine or get the vaccine.
13:04We did a risk assessment, and we did a risk assessment with other comorbidities.
13:11Pressure, pramiham, etc.
13:15We did a clinical examination.
13:17We did a clinical examination.
13:20We did a clinical examination.
13:22We did a clinical examination.
13:26In the early stages, we used a chest X-3.
13:33The mammogram is very important.
13:35The mammogram is breast cancer, and the BRADS category.
13:39The BRADS is 4 and above.
13:424 and 5.
13:43We did a biopsy patient.
13:47We did a staging work.
13:50In the staging work of the abdomen and chest and bones.
13:56We did a staging work.
14:02The pinnals, we had hereditary components.
14:05We did a genetic work.
14:06We had a genetic work.
14:08We saw hereditary mutations.
14:09We had hereditary mutations.
14:14We found hereditary mutations.
14:17When we are in the advanced stage, we have hereditary mutations.
14:25If there is a mutation, there is a mutation.
14:30It is not a mutation.
14:32It is an ovary.
14:37It is not an ovary cancer.
14:40When we intensify our screening,
14:43there is a mutation.
14:48There is a mutation in the tablet form.
14:50Just to ask,
14:52in this field,
14:53in this field,
14:54in breast cancer,
14:56there is a mutation in breast cancer.
14:59There is a mutation in breast cancer.
15:04It is a very early stage.
15:09Then, I said,
15:11There is a mutation in breast cancer.
15:13There is a mutation in breast cancer.
15:15I was told that in my mind,
15:17they are not a pain.
15:18They are not in breast cancer.
15:20I have seen a mutation in breast cancer.
15:22Even when they have pregnant,
15:23it is a very small person.
15:25And the person is functioning.
15:29They are treated in breast cancer.
15:31There is no fear. There is no fear. There is no concern. That is why we are talking about it.
15:38I have come to the fourth stage. Do you have a situation like this?
15:44In the advanced stage, there is a proportion of tumor and breast.
15:51There is an aggressive type of tumor.
15:57In the early stages, stage 1 and 2.
16:02In the stage 3, we have chemotherapy.
16:06We have to take care of the tumor.
16:11In the biology, we are very important.
16:14That is why we are immune and histocemistry.
16:17We have a FNAC treatment.
16:20We have not done that.
16:22In the biopsy, there is a receptor status.
16:25There is a Herb 2 status.
16:27There is a Herb 2 status.
16:29There is a K67 status.
16:31There is a role in the immunohistochemistry.
16:34There is an important role in the breast.
16:36We have to take care of the biology of the breast.
16:38We will have to deal with the
16:51treatment before remorse is used.
16:53Do you have any questions?
16:55Yes, I can.
16:57Regular ride is a regular ride.
17:02Regular ride like this is what we avoid.
17:05That's why they encourage some exercise.
17:09If you have iPad or tablet or computer,
17:15that's how they're doing.
17:17They're doing physical activities.
17:22We have been making a video on the podcast.
17:25We are making some of the lessons in our past,
17:26our use of the skills.
17:27We are more than going to take the kids.
17:29What will we do?
17:30We are able to take the kids a bit more.
17:32As we see, we will take the kids a bit more.
17:35The kids are going to take the kids a bit more.
17:36The kids are going to take the kids a bit more.
17:41The quality of life.
17:42We have the kids a bit more.
17:45We have a quality of life, a normal life.
17:51It's not that.
17:52If you have treatment, you can have a period of time.
17:55That's why you have to live in a period of time.
17:57It's not that.
17:58It's not that.
17:59They have to do it.
18:01They have to do it.
18:02They have to do it.
18:03In the last few months,
18:05you can read a message from the doctor.
18:08We have to ask a question about cancer.
18:12When we get cancer, we have to ask a question about cancer.
18:17We have to ask a question about that.
18:20If there is any other information,
18:23we will take a question.
18:24If you say prevention is better than cure,
18:27it is a healthy lifestyle.
18:29It's a good life.
18:31It's a good life.
18:33It's a good life.
18:35We can exercise regularly.
18:37It's a good life.
18:39doctor.
18:40This is our doctor.
18:41If you are living with a doctor,
18:43let's see if the doctor has stopped the disease,
18:46and the doctor has stopped.
18:48And if the doctor is not,
18:50and the doctor has stopped by stemming with a patient,
18:53and the doctors can see the disease.
18:55Whatever施 treatment also is very important.
18:57That's why I do it.
18:59It's where I do it.
19:00and I will be able to get into the medical care.
19:03Thank you, Doctor. Thank you, Doctor.
19:09I am very proud of you, Doctor.
19:13I am very proud of you.
19:18I am very proud of you.
19:20I am very proud of you.
19:23I am very proud of you.
19:26I am very proud of you.
19:30I am very proud of you.

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