2014
DOI: 10.9789/2175-5361.2014v6n2p663
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Breast cancer: prevention actions in the family health strategy

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“…Through the data obtained it was found that 23,40% (61) of the women who use the service practiced some type of physical activity, walking among these was the most reported with 81,96% (50). The most prominent frequency with which respondents-was exercised five days a week, appearing with 29,50% (18).…”
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“…Through the data obtained it was found that 23,40% (61) of the women who use the service practiced some type of physical activity, walking among these was the most reported with 81,96% (50). The most prominent frequency with which respondents-was exercised five days a week, appearing with 29,50% (18).…”
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“…According to the same study, the consumption of red and preserved meat in salt foods also favor the emergence of cancer. 18 Thus, there is the importance of encouraging health education by the FHS team for users in adoption of healthy lifestyle habits that reflected not only in the prevention of cancers , such as in a range of chronic diseases.…”
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“…The Unified Health System (UHS) must guarantee access to diagnostic tests, treatment and follow-up of alterations found. [1][2] It qualifies assistance to users for the early detection of breast cancer. It is based on the fact that 80% of the tumors are detected by the user herself through signs and symptoms.…”
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“…6 It is explained that, according to the Ministry of Health, there is scientific evidence to justify specific strategies from the time of early detection, to rehabilitation and palliative care, also directed at the control of chronic non-communicable diseases of the National Cancer Care Policy.6 These strategies include identifying and convening women eligible for the program; the holding of regulated and organized scheduling; the provision of care in the services of specialized care of medium and high complexity for cases requiring interventions and care for changes in mammographic examination. [1][2][3][4][5][6] There has been progress in cancer control in Brazil since 1999, but there is still a lack of answers. This is detected because the therapeutic practice is centered on specialized hospital care with high technological complexity and disintegrated with more effective control actions to reduce mortality, such as the early detection in the early stage of the diagnosis of prevalent cancers that benefit from these strategies.…”
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