BHS420 Module3Case

NAME INSTITUTION LECTURER SUBJECT DATE OF SUBMISSION The Brain Cancer treatment has achieved impressive results since it was published in 2000. However, demographic trends, new treatments, increasing survival rates and reforms in the NHS have altered the context in which cancer services operate. (Bolden S, Greenlee RT, Murray T and Wingo PA, 2000). Improving the number of survival, more research should be done in order to increase the number of survival of the persons affected by the brain cancer, and this will require coordinated efforts for the researchers for them to increase the mean number of weeks the patient can live. This is a tremendous job done by the researchers and more needs to be done to increase the result of their findings on the mean number of weeks that a brain cancer patient usually lives after receiving a confirmed diagnosis of being in stages from the mean found of 10.75, with a standard deviation of 11.02. A new strategy for fighting cancer starts today and these will be indicate, dedicated to pursuing cancer research on those fronts that offer the most promise rather than simply fighting "cancer by the numbers" as we have for the past 70 years. And in doing so, the research team will pledge that the fight against cancer will be won. The current economy will decrease the chances of the patient with cancer due to lack of enough resources to incur the challenges patients suffering with the disease. Funding the researchers will not only be appropriate but the team will insure more research is done to come up with cure. If it shows the positive result still, there will be more funding. Stan...