6th Annual Conference on Epidemiology and Public Health

  In brief, Fast food lowers the nutritional value of diets and offers unhealthy options, particularly for children and adolescents, increasing the likelihood that they will become obese. Fast food has had a significant impact on our culture throughout history, both in positive and negative ways. For many years, it has contributed to the growth of our economy and contributed to both global and American culture. Fast food production techniques are frequently overlooked, despite the potential benefits they may provide. Without many people recognizing it, processed food significantly impacts America by including dangerous bacteria and meat from different sources. Young children are being targeted by businesses employing deft advertising strategies, which not only encourage the development of unhealthy habits at a young age but also compromise the wellbeing of the children. Chain after chain, fast food is expanding, and it has even made it into schools.

  The risk of several different types of cancer is raised by the presence of Lynch syndrome. Children inherit this disease from their parents. Families with Lynch syndrome experience higher than predicted rates of cancer. This could apply to endometrial cancer , colon cancer, and other cancers. If a patient has a family history of cancer, you should be especially concerned about Lynch syndrome if there are: Three or more family members with HNPCC-related disease, one of whom is a first-degree relative of the other two then, two succeeding generations were impacted. those who have had endometrial or colorectal cancer in their families Lynch syndrome should be examined for or tested for if you have two or more family members who have colorectal or endometrial cancer, especially if one was diagnosed before the age of 50. Using unique dyes, tissue samples are stained during immunohistochemistry (IHC) examination. Staining either indicates that tissue contains a particular protei...