I need statistics on pollution in Kolkata (especially in the Beleghata area) for a project in school. Please link to sites. Charts and graphs would be most helpful. Thanks
Can anyone give me statistics on pollution in kolkata?
there one at this place it might help
http://www.soesju.org/arsenic/kolkata_po...
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Sunday, August 22, 2010
According to any statistics what state of health normaly people are diagnosed with cancer?
does anyone know are normaly people's health is compromised already or it just happens even when people are at the best shape and form and healthy.
According to any statistics what state of health normaly people are diagnosed with cancer?
Although I do not know the exact statistics you are asking for part of my job is to report the information cancer statistics are based on. There are known risk factors to most types of cancer and some do compromise ones health, but this does not mean a person with these risk factors will ever get cancer it only helps doctors to be more aware of the possibility. Cancer can strike anyone, of any age with or without any other medical conditions.
What we do know, is when cancer is found during a routine screening exam or by accident while treating something else, in a patient with no symptoms the cancer is most likely found in an early stage and their prognosis is much better regardless of pre-existing medical conditions.
Aging is a major risk factor in the most common types of cancer and since our health tends to become compromised in some way as we age it may appear compromised health may play a part, but from what we know it is only a very small part, if any.
We also know that when someone in their 20s or 30s is diagnosed with one of these common types of cancer, such as lung, breast, colon, there is rarely any pre-existing medical conditions involved, yet their prognosis is very poor and often do not survive.
When children have cancer they are almost always otherwise normal healthy kids.
There are many types of cancer and they have their own unique behaviors and risk factors making it impossible to compare one type to another. However, overall a person whose health has been compromised in some way is not a determining factor.
Reply:i dont know the statistics but i felt better than i had for years i had lost 15st and was feeling great about life and was suddenly diagnosed with throat cancer.the amount of people having chemo shocked me and i did not realise how many peoples lives were touched by cancer it was scary.but the oncology nurse put it all intp perpective she told me the reason they were seeing so many people with cancer was because they were curing most of them nowadays.
Reply:I've known a few of people that got diagnosed with cancer. They seemed like their regular self, no signs or anthing out of the usual. Til they went for their regular chkup, then they found out. I strongly recommend regular check-ups, especially if your family has a history of a certain disease or heredity problems. Cancer is a terrible disease, and I wish no one ever gets it, or ever has to go through it.
Reply:My son was 17 and a healthy high school athlete. He was in excellent physical condition as he was playing basketball at the time. He had brutal basketball practices and he worked full time on weekends, besides going to school. He used to come home from practices and tell me how he could not keep up with the other boys . . I just told him to keep on trying and never suspected a thing. He had just had a sports physical and his doctor told us he was very healthy . .the physical was at the end of December and by the first of March he was diagnosed with stage IV abdominal sarcoma. He was filled with cancer . . one tumor was the size of a volley ball . . . one week he was a healthy teen playing basketball and the next week he had life threatening advanced cancer. No warning.
Ironically, I believe that the fact he was so healthy when they found the cancer . .actually prolonged his life and allowed him to fight for the past three years with great quality of life as well. So it appears that cancer does not discriminate . . anyone healthy or unhealthy can get cancer at any age . . but if you are healthy to begin with you have a better chance at fighting the cancer.
Unfortunately, my son did not survive. But he was always considered healthy for a cancer patient, recovered from surgeries quickly, tolerated high dose chemo, and had few to no lasting side effects.
Reply:Cancer affects the healthy and unhealthy alike.
Myself, I had been a vegan for several years, had never smoked, exercised regularly, had a healthy, largely organic diet full of fruit and veg, was a juicing fiend, and had every reason to feel optimistic and positive when I was diagnosed.
Reply:well when they are exposed to anything carcinegenic(something that can mutate the genes and cause cancer..many carcinegics,ethanol,pollutions in the air,paint,polyeurthanes,insecticides,mic... food in plastic containers,caffeine and alcohol can even up your risks!a family friend found out he had cancer last year,they gave him 3 mos. to live and he only made it 3 weeks.
Reply:Cancer can strike anyone in any condition of health at any time. It is not selective.
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According to any statistics what state of health normaly people are diagnosed with cancer?
Although I do not know the exact statistics you are asking for part of my job is to report the information cancer statistics are based on. There are known risk factors to most types of cancer and some do compromise ones health, but this does not mean a person with these risk factors will ever get cancer it only helps doctors to be more aware of the possibility. Cancer can strike anyone, of any age with or without any other medical conditions.
What we do know, is when cancer is found during a routine screening exam or by accident while treating something else, in a patient with no symptoms the cancer is most likely found in an early stage and their prognosis is much better regardless of pre-existing medical conditions.
Aging is a major risk factor in the most common types of cancer and since our health tends to become compromised in some way as we age it may appear compromised health may play a part, but from what we know it is only a very small part, if any.
We also know that when someone in their 20s or 30s is diagnosed with one of these common types of cancer, such as lung, breast, colon, there is rarely any pre-existing medical conditions involved, yet their prognosis is very poor and often do not survive.
When children have cancer they are almost always otherwise normal healthy kids.
There are many types of cancer and they have their own unique behaviors and risk factors making it impossible to compare one type to another. However, overall a person whose health has been compromised in some way is not a determining factor.
Reply:i dont know the statistics but i felt better than i had for years i had lost 15st and was feeling great about life and was suddenly diagnosed with throat cancer.the amount of people having chemo shocked me and i did not realise how many peoples lives were touched by cancer it was scary.but the oncology nurse put it all intp perpective she told me the reason they were seeing so many people with cancer was because they were curing most of them nowadays.
Reply:I've known a few of people that got diagnosed with cancer. They seemed like their regular self, no signs or anthing out of the usual. Til they went for their regular chkup, then they found out. I strongly recommend regular check-ups, especially if your family has a history of a certain disease or heredity problems. Cancer is a terrible disease, and I wish no one ever gets it, or ever has to go through it.
Reply:My son was 17 and a healthy high school athlete. He was in excellent physical condition as he was playing basketball at the time. He had brutal basketball practices and he worked full time on weekends, besides going to school. He used to come home from practices and tell me how he could not keep up with the other boys . . I just told him to keep on trying and never suspected a thing. He had just had a sports physical and his doctor told us he was very healthy . .the physical was at the end of December and by the first of March he was diagnosed with stage IV abdominal sarcoma. He was filled with cancer . . one tumor was the size of a volley ball . . . one week he was a healthy teen playing basketball and the next week he had life threatening advanced cancer. No warning.
Ironically, I believe that the fact he was so healthy when they found the cancer . .actually prolonged his life and allowed him to fight for the past three years with great quality of life as well. So it appears that cancer does not discriminate . . anyone healthy or unhealthy can get cancer at any age . . but if you are healthy to begin with you have a better chance at fighting the cancer.
Unfortunately, my son did not survive. But he was always considered healthy for a cancer patient, recovered from surgeries quickly, tolerated high dose chemo, and had few to no lasting side effects.
Reply:Cancer affects the healthy and unhealthy alike.
Myself, I had been a vegan for several years, had never smoked, exercised regularly, had a healthy, largely organic diet full of fruit and veg, was a juicing fiend, and had every reason to feel optimistic and positive when I was diagnosed.
Reply:well when they are exposed to anything carcinegenic(something that can mutate the genes and cause cancer..many carcinegics,ethanol,pollutions in the air,paint,polyeurthanes,insecticides,mic... food in plastic containers,caffeine and alcohol can even up your risks!a family friend found out he had cancer last year,they gave him 3 mos. to live and he only made it 3 weeks.
Reply:Cancer can strike anyone in any condition of health at any time. It is not selective.
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What is the statistics on motorcycle accidents compare to other motor vehicles?
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What is the statistics on motorcycle accidents compare to other motor vehicles?
Where ?what part fo the world? China, America, Uk , Canada , Zambia....another time waster
Reply:Less than other vehicles, because most riders are more cautious. Naturally however, their death rate is higher.
And that would be "What are..."
What is the statistics on motorcycle accidents compare to other motor vehicles?
Where ?what part fo the world? China, America, Uk , Canada , Zambia....another time waster
Reply:Less than other vehicles, because most riders are more cautious. Naturally however, their death rate is higher.
And that would be "What are..."
Where can I find statistics on countries?
Where is the best place to find statistics on countries, such as GDP, life expectancy, average wage, employment rate etc.
Thanks,
David
Where can I find statistics on countries?
This is a very good site on the link below. Just select the country you want from the drop-down menu...
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications...
Reply:An intersting place to start can be the UNDP
Report at http://hdr.undp.org/en/
Reply:This is the best website, just type in the name of the country you want and it has everything you need to know about the country.
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications...
Reply:1) The encyclopedia
2) The almanac
Reply:the CIA World Factbook is (i think) the best...because you find all this information and a lot more...which is actually kind of interesting in a strange way...
Reply:you could try
http://unstats.un.org/unsd/defaul.htm
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Reply:This has loads of stuff:
http://www.infoplease.com/countries.html
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Reply:My personal favorites are
* CIA Fact Book
* Economist of Britain
* Washington Post in USA
* Wikipedia
But with a search engine you can find many more.
Thanks,
David
Where can I find statistics on countries?
This is a very good site on the link below. Just select the country you want from the drop-down menu...
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications...
Reply:An intersting place to start can be the UNDP
Report at http://hdr.undp.org/en/
Reply:This is the best website, just type in the name of the country you want and it has everything you need to know about the country.
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications...
Reply:1) The encyclopedia
2) The almanac
Reply:the CIA World Factbook is (i think) the best...because you find all this information and a lot more...which is actually kind of interesting in a strange way...
Reply:you could try
http://unstats.un.org/unsd/defaul.htm
========================
Reply:This has loads of stuff:
http://www.infoplease.com/countries.html
Reply:nationmaster.com
Reply:My personal favorites are
* CIA Fact Book
* Economist of Britain
* Washington Post in USA
* Wikipedia
But with a search engine you can find many more.
What are the statistics to back up the "Every 15 Minutes" claims?
A teenager is killed, on average, once every 15 minutes? That's 96 teens killed, on average, in a car accident every day!
What are the statistics to back up the "Every 15 Minutes" claims?
Go to the NTSB for more current information.
t is estimated that 16-year-olds are 3 times more likely to die in a motor vehicle crash than the average of all drivers. 16 year-olds have higher crash rates than drivers of any other age.
Motor Vehicle Crashes are the leading cause of death for teenagers.
3,571 16-20-year-old drivers died in auto accidents in 2003, down 4.1% from 3,723 in 2002, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
$40.8 billion was the estimated economic impact of auto accidents involving 15-20 year old drivers in 2002 (NHTSA).
Inexperience behind the wheel is the leading cause of teenage crashes.
In 2001, two thirds of teens killed in auto accidents were not wearing seat belts.
Reply:it is the same with the wathefuxup anti smoking ad campaign...
no facts just propaganda made up to suit their agenda
the hope is you will have an emotional response.
and not be smart enough to do the math
Reply:If you believe the statistics of everyone with a cause (chip on shoulder). The human race should have been extinct 40 yrs. ago.
Okay, let's play pure stats. %26amp; logical conclusions. All convicted murderers on death row have eaten mashed potatoes %26amp; gravy, so, if you eat mashed potatoes %26amp; gravy, you'll become a murderer. See the fallacy? The people that made "Reefer Madness" didn't. Stats can be bent to whatever direction you want them to go. Not good science ; that has controls.
Facts that stand the test of time are better "stats". Like that over the past 20 yrs. or so, 38% of traffic fatalities involve alcohol, 6 % of which are drunks that were pedestrians at the time ( walked off curb in front of moving vehicle.)
That means that 68% of traffic fatalities are caused by sober people that JUST DON'T KNOW HOW TO DRIVE!
Hang up your cell phone now.
What are the statistics to back up the "Every 15 Minutes" claims?
Go to the NTSB for more current information.
t is estimated that 16-year-olds are 3 times more likely to die in a motor vehicle crash than the average of all drivers. 16 year-olds have higher crash rates than drivers of any other age.
Motor Vehicle Crashes are the leading cause of death for teenagers.
3,571 16-20-year-old drivers died in auto accidents in 2003, down 4.1% from 3,723 in 2002, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
$40.8 billion was the estimated economic impact of auto accidents involving 15-20 year old drivers in 2002 (NHTSA).
Inexperience behind the wheel is the leading cause of teenage crashes.
In 2001, two thirds of teens killed in auto accidents were not wearing seat belts.
Reply:it is the same with the wathefuxup anti smoking ad campaign...
no facts just propaganda made up to suit their agenda
the hope is you will have an emotional response.
and not be smart enough to do the math
Reply:If you believe the statistics of everyone with a cause (chip on shoulder). The human race should have been extinct 40 yrs. ago.
Okay, let's play pure stats. %26amp; logical conclusions. All convicted murderers on death row have eaten mashed potatoes %26amp; gravy, so, if you eat mashed potatoes %26amp; gravy, you'll become a murderer. See the fallacy? The people that made "Reefer Madness" didn't. Stats can be bent to whatever direction you want them to go. Not good science ; that has controls.
Facts that stand the test of time are better "stats". Like that over the past 20 yrs. or so, 38% of traffic fatalities involve alcohol, 6 % of which are drunks that were pedestrians at the time ( walked off curb in front of moving vehicle.)
That means that 68% of traffic fatalities are caused by sober people that JUST DON'T KNOW HOW TO DRIVE!
Hang up your cell phone now.
Where can I find interesting Sample Data for statistics?
I'm looking for a numerical data set around size 20 or so of some interesting topic. I'm supposed to present a statistical software in class tomorrow and I want to use some real world data.
Where can I find interesting Sample Data for statistics?
Try baseball statistics. Research batting percentages and other fields during different conditions.
BASEBALL STATS ARE ALWAYS A GOOD BACK UP!
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Where can I find interesting Sample Data for statistics?
Try baseball statistics. Research batting percentages and other fields during different conditions.
BASEBALL STATS ARE ALWAYS A GOOD BACK UP!
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What are the STATISTICS of HIV contraction through the eye via sperm from a facial? ( only a lil in the eye)?
I asked a similiar question a few days back and got some good answers, I understand anything is probable but what are the statistics? Does anyone know or can shed a hypthesis? I think I'm worrying about nothing, but these days you cannot be too careful. I dont know why this is bothering me so much...lol...sorry.
What are the STATISTICS of HIV contraction through the eye via sperm from a facial? ( only a lil in the eye)?
I could find no statistics involving what you are asking. Since the eye is a mucus membrane, in theory, HIV transmission is possible but I could find no such confirmed incidents.
I suggest that in the future, you abstain from "facials" with semen.
EMT
Reply:I found it mentioned as possible, but no statistics. With HIV, I think even negligible risk is not worth taking.
Good luck!
What are the STATISTICS of HIV contraction through the eye via sperm from a facial? ( only a lil in the eye)?
I could find no statistics involving what you are asking. Since the eye is a mucus membrane, in theory, HIV transmission is possible but I could find no such confirmed incidents.
I suggest that in the future, you abstain from "facials" with semen.
EMT
Reply:I found it mentioned as possible, but no statistics. With HIV, I think even negligible risk is not worth taking.
Good luck!
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