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Anticipation of the Significance of Risk Factors in Cervical Cancer for Low Incoming Country: Bangladesh Perspective
(Researchgate, 2015-11) Asaduzzaman, Sayed; Ahmed, Kawsar; Chakraborty, Setu; Hossain, Md. Goljar; Bashar, Mamun Ibn; Bhuiyan, Touhid; Chandan, Subrata Sarker
Cervical cancer is the second alarming cancer for women of low incoming countries like Bangladesh. In future it would be the main cause of death of Bangladeshi women by caner. To find the significant factors, association among them and making a precedence list among them by data mining and statistical approaches. During, February 2014 till July 2014 a case-control study has been acquitted on 436 participants of both patients (199) and non-patients (237). Using an accurate questionnaire based on previous study the whole data collection process done in the different part of the Dhaka cities and diagnostic center. About 10 factors like first sex at the age below 16, Lack of knowledge about cervical cancer, number of children above 3, STI (Sexually Transmitted Infection) affection, previous cervical cancer history are founded highly significant by the statistical analysis and later those factors were given precedence by data mining process Ranker algorithm with different attribute evaluator. Oral contraception taken, contraception used and vaccine taken factors are lower significant than the other factors by the analysis. Both data mining and statistical approaches depict a comparative analysis and by the result the significant factors and the significance priority can be measured. Full Text Link: http://doi.org/10.14299/ijser.2015.11.009
Association Assessment among Risk Factors and Breast Cancer in a Low Income Country: Bangladesh
(Researchgate, 2015) Ahmed, Kawsar; Asaduzzaman, Sayed; Bashar, Mamun Ibn; Hossain, Goljar; Bhuiyan, Touhid
In the low incoming country Bangladesh, breast cancer is second most common neoplasm and is increasing at an alarming rate among females. Lack of awareness and illiteracy are contributory factors for late presentation and therefore mortality. Purpose: To examine associations of different factors with breast cancer mortality and to raise awareness among the women of society in Bangladesh. Materials and Methods: This descriptive case-control study was conducted on 160 participants from April 2011 till July 2014. Through a valid questionnaire covering personal and family history, data were collected by face to face interview. For analyzing correlations among factors with breast cancer data, binary logistic regression, Pearson’s χ2- value, odd ratios and p-value tests were conducted with SPSS version 20. Results: The mean age of the patients was 43.0 (SD=±11.12). In ascending order the leading significant factors were hormone therapy (p<0.0000, OR=4.897), abortion (p<0.0001, OR=3.452), early start menarche (p<0.0002, OR=3.500), family history (p<0.0022, OR=3.235), and late menopause (p<0.0093, OR=3.674) with both χ2 test and logistic regression analyses. Non-significant factors were cancer experience, fatty food habits, marital status and taking alcohol. Conclusions: Regarding the investigation of this study, significant and insignificant factor’s correlation visualization with breast cancer will be helpful to increase awareness among Bangladeshi women as well as all over the world. http://dx.doi.org/10.7314/APJCP.2015.16.17.7507
Hazardous consequences of polygamy, contraceptives and number of childs on cervical cancer in a low incoming country: Bangladesh
(Cumhuriyet Üniversitesi Fen Fakültesi, 2016-02-18) Asaduzzaman, Sayed; Chakraborty, Setu; Hossain, Md. Goljar; Bashar, Mamun Ibn; Bhuiyan, Touhid; Paul, Bikash Kumar; Chandan, Subrata Sarker; Ahmad, Kawsar
Cervical cancer is the one of the most alarming disease among female in the low incoming country like Bangladesh. The societies of Bangladesh are conservative because of lacking education and consciousness. The information on Bangladeshi female’s cervical cancer factors is not available. Purpose: To retrieve the associations among the factors with cervical cancer and to raise awareness among the women of society. Methods: A case-control study has been acquitted on 426 participants of both patients and non-patients from February 2014 till July 2014. Through a precise questionnaire based on former study the whole data collection process done. For analyzing of data some tasks like binary logistic regression, odds ratio, crosstabs and p-value tests have executed. Results: Factors like First sex at the age below 16, Lack of knowledge about cervical cancer, number of children above 3, STI (Sexually Transmitted Infection) affection, previous cervical cancer history are founded highly significant on the other hand oral contraception taken, contraception used and vaccine taken factors are significantly lower than the previous factors. Conclusions: The analysis would help to predict the risk factors of the cervical cancer and may help to diminish the cancer not only from Bangladesh but all over the world. Full Text Link: http://dx.doi.org/10.17776/csj.04592
Health and Demographic Surveillance System–Matlab, v. 53. Registration of health and demographic events 2018
(icddr,b, 2021-04-04) Haq, Muhammad Zahirul; Haider, Md. Moinuddin; Mahmud, Kaiser; Bashar, Mamun Ibn; Saha, Sajal Kumar; Barua, Samiran; Alam, Sayed Saidul; Ali, Taslim; Hanifi, Syed Manzoor Ahmed; Alam, Nurul