What is Cancer?. Cancer! Uncontrolled cell growth. Often results in a tumor which is a large mass of cells. Tumors cause the tissue it is located in to.

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What is Cancer?

Cancer! Uncontrolled cell growth. Often results in a tumor which is a large mass of cells. Tumors cause the tissue it is located in to stop functioning correctly. They can also impair the function of surrounding tissues. Cancer cells can be ‘benign’ or ‘metastatic” Benign cancers are isolated to one area of the body and curable. Metastatic cancers spread throughout the body and are difficult to cure.

Some stats World wide stats Canadian stats

Skin Cancer – Melanoma

Lung Cancer Unhealthy lung healthy lung

Mouth Cancer Doesn’t look like much! Remember some cancers spread! Do you want to see the next picture?

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