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어제 밤 꿈
어제는 대법원 도서과에서 아침 점심을 먹고
하루 종일 사건 검색을 하고
어제 누님한테 동생 연류된 사건이 무혐의라고
기뻐하였는데 그 것도 잠시이고
누님과 9호선 강남고속버스 터미날에서
검찰청 통지를 보니 불구속 구공판이다
속된 말로 자미 좋다가 만 순간
앞으로 진행될 사건을 미래지도를 본다.
목동여동생 집에 오니
우리 9남매중에 1번 2번 3번 4번 8번 5명이 모였다.
과반수 이상이니 임시가족 회의가 성립된것
가장 큰 조카가 대표로 참석하니 그야말로 가족 회의가 된것이다.
어제 꿈은 아침에 서서히 희미하게 각인되지만 정말 생생한 꿈이다.
어느 친구집에 갔더니 금방을 운영하는 친구한테 내가 가지고온 금조각을 아니다
내가 호주머니에서 꾸겨진 돈을 아마 365000원 정도를 주니
금으로 바꾸어주더라.
나에게 돈이 없어 5만원만 주라고 하여
꿈을 꾼것이다.
https://www.dignityhealth.org/
https://www.dignityhealth.org/articles/the-types-of-skin-cancer-to-be-aware-of
the American Academy of Dermatology
The Korean Academy of Dermatology
The Types of Skin Cancer to Be Aware Of
By Tayla Holman / October 06, 2017
Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States, and it's estimated that one in five American will develop it in their lifetime. Every year, there are more new cases of skin cancer than new cases of breast, colon, lung, and prostate cancer combined.
There are several varieties of this kind of cancer, and knowing which one you have is important for determining which treatments to use and the likely course of the disease. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, all types are diagnosed with a skin biopsy, where part or all of a growth is removed and studied. A dermatologist can perform the procedure in their office.
Basal and Squamous Cell
These types of skin cancer are commonly found in areas that are frequently exposed to the sun's UV rays, such as the arms, head, and neck. However, they may occur in different parts of the body.
Basal cell cancer, which is the most common type, grows slowly and generally doesn't spread to other areas. People who get this type of skin cancer are at increased risk of having it on other parts of the body. This type of cancer typically looks like an open sore, pink growths, or red patches. If caught early, it's easily treatable.
Squamous cell cancer is the second most common type. It generally appears as a scaly, rough patch on the skin that bleeds when scratched or scraped. It may also look like a wart or open sore. As with basal cell, squamous cell cancer is primarily caused by cumulative exposure to UV rays, whether from the sun or a tanning bed. It's almost always curable if detected and removed early, but may cause further disfiguration if left untreated.
Melanoma
Melanoma is the most serious type. Because it originates from pigment-producing cells called melanocytes, melanoma is typically black or brown, although it may be flesh colored, red, pink, white, or even blue or purple.
Melanocytes can also cause noncancerous or benign growths called moles. Whether melanoma is benign or malignant is recognizable by the ABCDEs: asymmetry, border, color, diameter, and evolution. A benign mole is symmetrical, has an even border, is a single color, has a smaller diameter, and stays the same over time. A malignant mole, on the other hand, is asymmetrical, has uneven borders, may be multiple colors, has a larger diameter, and changes over time.
Merkel Cell
A less common type is Merkel cell cancer, which occurs when Merkel skin cells begin to grow uncontrollably. This type tends to grow quickly and can be difficult to treat if it spreads beyond the skin into the bone or other organs. It can start anywhere on the body, not just areas exposed to the sun. It often appears as a firm red, pink, or purple lump.
Kaposi Sarcoma
Kaposi sarcoma develops from the cells that line blood or lymph vessels. It may occur in the mouth, lymph nodes, digestive tract, or lungs. This type of cancer typically appears as tumors on the skin, where it forms brown, red, or purple patches. The most common places that Kaposi sarcoma skin lesions appear are the face and legs. While the skin lesions typically don't cause any symptoms, Kaposi sarcoma that occurs in the lungs can make it difficult to breathe or cause bleeding.
If you have concerns about changes in your skin, talk to your doctor or dermatologist. The earlier you get checked, the better. You can also lower your risk by wearing sunscreen, avoiding the sun at midday, and wearing clothes that cover your arms and legs, as well as a hat and sunglasses. Avoid using indoor tanning beds as well. As long as you're proactive, you can feel good (and healthy) about the skin you're in.
Posted in Cancer Care
Tayla Holman is a Boston-based writer and journalist. She graduated from Hofstra University, where she double-majored in print journalism and English with a concentration in publishing studies and literature. She has previously written for The Inquisitr, USA Herald, EmaxHealth, the Dorchester Reporter, and Healthline. Tayla is the founder and editor of WholeWomanHealth.org, a natural and holistic health website for women.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dignity_Health
Dignity Health wants to help you feel your best. We stand for excellent, affordable health care delivered with compassion. That’s humankindness. Our goal is to create environments that meet each patient’s physical, mental, and spiritual needs. We believe this healing philosophy also improves the wellbeing of our staff and the communities we serve—and you can watch their stories here.
Dignity Health consists of more than 60,000 caregivers and staff delivering excellent care to diverse communities in 22 states. This includes over 400 care centers, including hospitals, urgent and
occupational care, imaging centers, and primary care clinics. Headquartered in San Francisco, Dignity Health is the fifth largest health system in the nation and the largest hospital provider in California.
Through teamwork and innovation, faith and compassion, advocacy and action, we continuously strive to keep you happy, healthy, and whole. And we’re always adding inspiring new content, so please subscribe and visit us here often.
https://youtu.be/LvD_uU8LOuo
https://youtu.be/lzH8c687T7c
https://youtu.be/zggVXNrakVQ
https://youtu.be/LLOcAIS-SFw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOchWYNY5bg
https://youtu.be/Oclcrrcle08
어제는 대법원 도서과에서 아침 점심을 먹고
하루 종일 사건 검색을 하고
어제 누님한테 동생 연류된 사건이 무혐의라고
기뻐하였는데 그 것도 잠시이고
누님과 9호선 강남고속버스 터미날에서
검찰청 통지를 보니 불구속 구공판이다
속된 말로 자미 좋다가 만 순간
앞으로 진행될 사건을 미래지도를 본다.
목동여동생 집에 오니
우리 9남매중에 1번 2번 3번 4번 8번 5명이 모였다.
과반수 이상이니 임시가족 회의가 성립된것
가장 큰 조카가 대표로 참석하니 그야말로 가족 회의가 된것이다.
어제 꿈은 아침에 서서히 희미하게 각인되지만 정말 생생한 꿈이다.
어느 친구집에 갔더니 금방을 운영하는 친구한테 내가 가지고온 금조각을 아니다
내가 호주머니에서 꾸겨진 돈을 아마 365000원 정도를 주니
금으로 바꾸어주더라.
나에게 돈이 없어 5만원만 주라고 하여
꿈을 꾼것이다.
https://www.dignityhealth.org/
https://www.dignityhealth.org/articles/the-types-of-skin-cancer-to-be-aware-of
the American Academy of Dermatology
The Korean Academy of Dermatology
The Types of Skin Cancer to Be Aware Of
By Tayla Holman / October 06, 2017
Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States, and it's estimated that one in five American will develop it in their lifetime. Every year, there are more new cases of skin cancer than new cases of breast, colon, lung, and prostate cancer combined.
There are several varieties of this kind of cancer, and knowing which one you have is important for determining which treatments to use and the likely course of the disease. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, all types are diagnosed with a skin biopsy, where part or all of a growth is removed and studied. A dermatologist can perform the procedure in their office.
Basal and Squamous Cell
These types of skin cancer are commonly found in areas that are frequently exposed to the sun's UV rays, such as the arms, head, and neck. However, they may occur in different parts of the body.
Basal cell cancer, which is the most common type, grows slowly and generally doesn't spread to other areas. People who get this type of skin cancer are at increased risk of having it on other parts of the body. This type of cancer typically looks like an open sore, pink growths, or red patches. If caught early, it's easily treatable.
Squamous cell cancer is the second most common type. It generally appears as a scaly, rough patch on the skin that bleeds when scratched or scraped. It may also look like a wart or open sore. As with basal cell, squamous cell cancer is primarily caused by cumulative exposure to UV rays, whether from the sun or a tanning bed. It's almost always curable if detected and removed early, but may cause further disfiguration if left untreated.
Melanoma
Melanoma is the most serious type. Because it originates from pigment-producing cells called melanocytes, melanoma is typically black or brown, although it may be flesh colored, red, pink, white, or even blue or purple.
Melanocytes can also cause noncancerous or benign growths called moles. Whether melanoma is benign or malignant is recognizable by the ABCDEs: asymmetry, border, color, diameter, and evolution. A benign mole is symmetrical, has an even border, is a single color, has a smaller diameter, and stays the same over time. A malignant mole, on the other hand, is asymmetrical, has uneven borders, may be multiple colors, has a larger diameter, and changes over time.
Merkel Cell
A less common type is Merkel cell cancer, which occurs when Merkel skin cells begin to grow uncontrollably. This type tends to grow quickly and can be difficult to treat if it spreads beyond the skin into the bone or other organs. It can start anywhere on the body, not just areas exposed to the sun. It often appears as a firm red, pink, or purple lump.
Kaposi Sarcoma
Kaposi sarcoma develops from the cells that line blood or lymph vessels. It may occur in the mouth, lymph nodes, digestive tract, or lungs. This type of cancer typically appears as tumors on the skin, where it forms brown, red, or purple patches. The most common places that Kaposi sarcoma skin lesions appear are the face and legs. While the skin lesions typically don't cause any symptoms, Kaposi sarcoma that occurs in the lungs can make it difficult to breathe or cause bleeding.
If you have concerns about changes in your skin, talk to your doctor or dermatologist. The earlier you get checked, the better. You can also lower your risk by wearing sunscreen, avoiding the sun at midday, and wearing clothes that cover your arms and legs, as well as a hat and sunglasses. Avoid using indoor tanning beds as well. As long as you're proactive, you can feel good (and healthy) about the skin you're in.
Posted in Cancer Care
Tayla Holman is a Boston-based writer and journalist. She graduated from Hofstra University, where she double-majored in print journalism and English with a concentration in publishing studies and literature. She has previously written for The Inquisitr, USA Herald, EmaxHealth, the Dorchester Reporter, and Healthline. Tayla is the founder and editor of WholeWomanHealth.org, a natural and holistic health website for women.
More articles from this writer
What Is the Medicare Therapy Cap for Physical Therapy?
Which SPF Is Best?
Alcohol and Heart Disease: What's the Relationship?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dignity_Health
Dignity Health wants to help you feel your best. We stand for excellent, affordable health care delivered with compassion. That’s humankindness. Our goal is to create environments that meet each patient’s physical, mental, and spiritual needs. We believe this healing philosophy also improves the wellbeing of our staff and the communities we serve—and you can watch their stories here.
Dignity Health consists of more than 60,000 caregivers and staff delivering excellent care to diverse communities in 22 states. This includes over 400 care centers, including hospitals, urgent and
occupational care, imaging centers, and primary care clinics. Headquartered in San Francisco, Dignity Health is the fifth largest health system in the nation and the largest hospital provider in California.
Through teamwork and innovation, faith and compassion, advocacy and action, we continuously strive to keep you happy, healthy, and whole. And we’re always adding inspiring new content, so please subscribe and visit us here often.
https://youtu.be/LvD_uU8LOuo
https://youtu.be/lzH8c687T7c
https://youtu.be/zggVXNrakVQ
https://youtu.be/LLOcAIS-SFw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOchWYNY5bg
https://youtu.be/Oclcrrcle08
