catching an infectious Type 2 diabetes, lung how effective they are and diseases, looking for disease. diseases and cancers. why. correlations. Viral infections can Brainstorm the human and Measure height and trigger cancers. financial cost of these weight to calculate BMI. diseases on Immune reactions can Calculate BMI and individuals, communities, trigger allergies. evaluate the use of this nations and globally. type of measurement. Physical ill-health can Role-play a doctor and patient lead to depression and discussing the benefits and mental illness. difficulties of one lifestyle Various risk factors are change, eg smoking, alcohol, linked to some diet or exercise. disease. 4.2.2.7 Cancers (malignant Describe some causes of 1 Watch animation about cancer Analyse data about tumours) result from cancer, eg viruses, smoking, on ABPI site (see resources). cancer from cancer uncontrolled cell alcohol, carcinogens and research site. Research the causes of cancer division. ionising radiation. and cancer treatment. Cancer cells may Describe the difference Explore activities and invade neighbouring between benign and information on cancer research tissues, or break off malignant tumours. site. and spread to other Explain how cancer may parts of the body in the spread from one site in the blood, where they form body to form a secondary secondary tumours. tumour in another part of the body.
catching an infectious disease. Viral infections can trigger cancers. Immune reactions can trigger allergies. Physical ill-health can lead to depression and mental illness. Various risk factors are linked to some disease. Type 2 diabetes, lung diseases and cancers. how effective they are and why. Brainstorm the human and financial cost of these diseases on individuals, communities, nations and globally. Role-play a doctor and patient discussing the benefits and difficulties of one lifestyle change, eg smoking, alcohol, diet or exercise. diseases, looking for correlations. Measure height and weight to calculate BMI. Calculate BMI and evaluate the use of this type of measurement. 4.2.2.7 Cancers (malignant tumours) result from uncontrolled cell division. Cancer cells may invade neighbouring tissues, or break off and spread to other parts of the body in the blood, where they form secondary tumours. Describe some causes of cancer, eg viruses, smoking, alcohol, carcinogens and ionising radiation. Describe the difference between benign and malignant tumours. Explain how cancer may spread from one site in the body to form a secondary tumour in another part of the body. 1 Watch animation about cancer on ABPI site (see resources). Research the causes of cancer and cancer treatment. Explore activities and information on cancer research site. Analyse data about cancer from cancer research site.
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