Breast cancer in western countries, more than 50 years of age seen in younger patients, but in our country are in many cases, lack of awareness of symptoms make the process go more advanced.  No matter how early breast cancer is diagnosed, its treatment easier and Mvfqytamyztrst.

 That is why women need to maintain their health, facts to know about this disease. Center of Radiation Jihad university report said: still the main cause of an unknown breast cancer and in fact all women at risk are the disease, but factors that increase the risk of breast cancer are as follows:

- Family history of breast cancer, especially the mother, sister or daughter

-  Self-induced breast cancer - age first birth more than 35 years

 Infertility

Puberty early

 Menopause late

 Obesity after menopause

 High consumption of animal fat in the diet

 History of radiation to the chest high

Bakhtiari News: Most pregnant women make believe when Any baby born to be heavier and Chaqtr, has more health, while research shows Kmvzny Prvzny or gestational age fetus with the mother should be appropriate and if not observing this proportion may many consequences such as premature Zaymanhay with any health and sometimes even baby Bhkhtrbyndazd.

 . Dr. H. reason, children and babies and research specialist Research mother, fetus, neonate with "Jamjm» Draynbarh said: babies before 37 weeks of pregnancy are born by the World Health Organization are called premature and low birth weight may due to premature or delayed uterine growth or is both of them.

. According to him, premature and delayed disability and increased uterine growth Infant mortality is associated with and during the past 2 decades the rate of low birth weight, primarily due to increased Zaymanhay is premature and women whose first delivery was preterm or premature, more than other mothers exposed to risks of this Zaymanhay are immature.

Statistics show that 70 percent of countries Drhaltvsh newborns with low weight, birth suffered uterine growth were delayed.

. Dr. argument with the expression that babies with delayed development Rhmyand higher proportion of babies with gestational age of Rshdshan, Infant are suffering, states: between preterm delivery and intrauterine growth delay with low social economic status, there is strong positive relationship and families with low social economic level are malnutrition, anemia, maternal diseases, inadequate care before delivery, drug addiction, complications of delivery, maternal history of reproductive disorders such as miscarriage, premature birth Mrdhzayy and they are more evident.

Respiratory Distress Syndrome RDS

Respiratory distress syndrome is the term used to describe the clinical manifestations of surfactant deficiency, and it is synonymous with hyaline membrane disease (HMD). RDS is seen in children less than 36 weeks old and is obviously more prevalent and more severe the younger the premature infant. Surfactant production from type 2 pneumatocytes begins at 24 weeks. Surfactant lowers the surface tension of the alveoli, and without it, the alveoli lose their compliance, collapse and have difficulty ventilating. RDS presents immediately at birth with respiratory compromise. Synthetic surfactant is now administered in the delivery room to high-risk infants and has greatly improved the survival of premature infants.

Research is often a slow, maddening search for answers where each new finding only seems to raise more questions. 

This is the case with a story we told you about last month. It offers a good example of how difficult it can be to define a relationship between two events, or even prove a connection.

In this case, one event was a sudden drop in the use of hormone replacement therapy. The other, which followed, was a sharp drop in the breast cancer rate in the United States. 

Many older women stopped taking hormones after a government warning in two thousand two about possible risks.

Last December a team of scientists reported that breast cancer rates fell in two thousand three. Then, last month, they reported that the breast cancer rate was still down in two thousand four. They suggested that the major cause was most likely the drop in hormone use.

Some people's ears produce wax like busy little bees. This can be a problem even though earwax appears to serve an important purpose.

Experts say it protects and cleans the ear. It traps dirt and other matter and keep insects out. Doctors think it might also help protect against infections. And the waxy oil keeps ears from getting too dry.

So earwax is good. It even has a medical name: cerumen. And there are two kinds. Most people of European or African ancestry have the "wet" kind: thick and sticky. East Asians commonly have "dry" earwax.

A recent study in Tanzania found that when pregnant women took vitamins every day,

fewer babies were born too small.

Babies that weigh less than two and one-half kilograms at birth have a greater risk of dying. Those that survive are more likely to experience problems with their development. And experts say that as adults they have a higher risk of diseases including heart disease and diabetes.

The World Health Organization estimates that every year twenty million babies are born with low birth weight. Nine out of ten of them are born in developing countries.

A coronary stent is a small tube that is used to treat heart patients. The tube is made of

wire mesh. Doctors place it inside an artery that has narrowed. They expand the stent to hold the walls of the artery open so blood can flow normally to the heart. If an artery is blocked, people can suffer chest pain and heart attacks.

In most cases, a stent is left permanently in place to keep the artery open after a treatment called angioplasty.

Increasingly doctors use what is called a drug-eluting stent. This kind has medicine on it that is released slowly over time. The drug is designed to prevent the creation of scar tissue in the artery. Scar tissue can cause the artery to narrow again.

Jamejamonline: Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari said Sunday that, in an official letter Iran has called for arranging a meeting with Iranian diplomats who were kidnapped by American troops in northern Iraq, according to I.R.I.B. News Department.
A statement released by Iraq's Foreign Ministry, quoting Zebari, said that the official request of Iranian embassy in Iraq to meet the kidnapped diplomats has been passed on to the America's Ambassador to Baghdad Zalmai Khalilzad. Zebari made no mention of the time this request was given to Khalilzad, nor the response of the American official.

Jamejamonline: Thousands of Iranians began nuclear celebrations near Bushehr atomic power plant south of Iran Monday, according to I.R.I.B. News Department.
According to IRIB, Bushehr's governor Ali Afrashteh and the Head of Bushehr Atomic Power plant, Jafari are to speak at the ceremony.
Persian Gulf University students issued a statement and supported IRI's peaceful nuclear activities.
Children flew kites to show their happiness for their bright future. A great human chain was also formed around Bushehr Atomic Powerplant.
President Ahmadinejad is due is delivering a key note speech on Iran's nuclear program shortly afterwards.

Jamejamonline: The 10/5-billion-dollar finance agreement concluded with China has become definite, and we are finalizing the agreement and probably increasing the rate, the Head of the Contraction Commission of the Interior Khosro Tajik said in an interview by Fars News Corporation.
Tajik expressed the negotiations with the Chinese sides concerning the finalizing the rate of finance will be kept on.
Translator: Mandana Davar-Kia

Jamejamonline: The Chairman of Cultural-Social Commission of the Shiraz city of Iran Haghdel announced contemporaneous with Shiraz Day on Ordibehesht 15, 1386 (May 5, 2007), 70 people from the European, Asian and African countries will participate in the festival, according to the Jam-e-Jam Reporter of the Shiraz city of Iran.

Jamejamonline: More than 5 million tons goods valued 20 thousand billion rials were, from the Khouzestan province of Iran, exported out of the country, the Customs Supervisor of the Khouzestan province of Iran Iraj Jabbari said to the Jam-e-Jam Reporter of the Ahvaz town of Iran.

Jamejamonline: International Monitory Fund pronounced in its latest report that the Islamic Republic of Iran has, after Thailand, turned into the 21st greatest economy pole of the world in 2006 from the view point of domestic impure production volume within 180 countries, according to Fars News Corporation.

The Chairman of Chamber of Commerce, Industries and Mines Ali Naghi Seyyed Khamoushi announced the Indians companies will invest 15 billion dollars in Iran, and the private sector of Iran will turn back to the West.

 The Iranian Minister of Oil Seyyed Kazem Vaziri Mahaneh said 118 companies out of the entire ones under the coverage of Iran Ministry of Oil have, in the implementation framework of the code 44 of the constitution, been singled out for delegation that their capitals must be assigned, according to Mehr News Corporation.
Vaziri Mahaneh added committees have been formed in the 4 main bureaus under the umbrella of Iran Oil Company to materialize the code 44.
Translator: Mandana Davar-Kia

For other uses of the term brain see brain disambiguation). For information on the human brain specifically, please see its article.

 Comparative brain sizes

In animals, the brain, or encephalon (Greek for "in the head"), is the control center of the central nervous system. In most animals, the brain is located in the head close to the primary sensory apparatus and the mouth. While all vertebrate nervous systems have a brain, invertebrate nervous systems have either a centralized brain or collections of individual ganglia. The brain is extremely complex; the human brain contains 100 billion or more neurons, each linked to as many as 10,000 others[1]. This enormous number of interconnections enables the human brain to display intelligence.