Annotated Bibliography Breast Cancer Organization(March 14, 2012). U.S. Breast Cancer Statistics. Retrieved from: http://www.breastcancer.org/symptoms/understand_bc/statistics.

jsp This website simply provides a great amount of facts and statistics about breast cancer. These include facts ranging from studies performed over a long period of time such as from 1995-2011, to studies simply over one year. This resource will help out a lot in my community report as it will provide me with statistics which I will use to inform people just how bad breast cancer is. I will use the statistics in my introduction part, to help back up the information stated about breast cancer as well as to help explain more in detail the outcomes of each type of cancer.

Chen Y.B. Zieve D.(December 15,2011) Breast Cancer. A.D.A.M. Medical Encyclopedia. Retrieved from: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0001911/ Breast Cancer has two main types, ductal and lobular. There are some causes of breast cancer, among them are age, family history of cancer, genes, alcohol use, birth control and even menstrual cycle. Some symptoms include a lump, weight loss of bone pain. This source breaks down and adequately describes breast cancer. I will use this source in my community report to explain the two types of breast cancer and explain in detail the causes and symptoms.

Jacki Donaldson.(2004) My Breast Cancer Blog. Retrieved from:

http://cancerspot.org/category/my-story/

This blog allows anyone who has been through the cancer experience to share their story. The main focus is breast cancer, however there are some people who share stories about lung or other types of cancer. This blog will help give a sense of sadness to the readers of the community report. People will be able to see and get an idea of what every day people go through while suffering with breast cancer. People share their wonderful inspirational stories, while others share theyre sad ones.

National Cancer Institute(November 4, 2011)Breast Cancer Treatment(PDQ).Pub Med Health. Retrieved from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0032825

Breast Cancer is a disease in which malignant cells from in the tissues of the breast. If cancer is found, tests are then performed to study those particular cells. There are certain factors that affect the ability to cure or improve the cancer. This source provides a lot of information about breast cancer and its treatments. I plan to use this to help break down any sentences about breast cancer. If there is a sentence or a statistic used that needs to be further explained, I will use this source to back up the information provided.

National Cancer Institute. (October 15,2009)What you need to know about breast cancer. National Cancer Institute (NCI) booklet (NIH Publication No. 09-1556)

This book is the basic source for my report. It includes everything ranging from the basic things people need to know about breast cancer, to follow up care, certain treatments, and surgeries. This booklet also includes a list of questions that should be answered by a respective physician. The majority of information about breast cancer will come from this source. The main description or focus of the community report will come from this source, since it had all of the information about breast cancer.

Syse A, Aas GB, Loge JH.(March 2012). Children and young adults with parents with cancer. Dovepress Journal Vol.4(41-52). Doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.2147/CLEP.S28984

This time around, people are choosing to have children at a later age in life. Also, there are new tools and ways to diagnose people for certain diseases. Because of this, over the years cancer has been diagnosed with more frequency during the child-rearing years. I plan to include this source in the report in a section in which I will explain the possible causes of cancer. Also, to explain how many kids are affected by parental cancer.

Yagata H, Yuka. Kajiura, Yamauchi H.(2012) Breast Cancer. Vol.18,(3) pages 165-173. Doi: 10.1007/s12282-011-0254-9.

Triple negative breast cancer grows quick and is deadly. There have been new treatments developed for this disease which have been known to work fairly well. This involves surgery, chemotherapy and radiation treatements. I plan to include this in my report in a section describing the treatments and the different types of breast cancer. This would be a great way to show that technology has advanced.