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Cancer

Excessive Division Invading

Mouth Cancer Oral cancer Treatments: surgery and can be life threatening

Lung Cancer Mostly caused by tobacco products Treatments: surgery, chemotherapy, radiation

Skin Cancer Over exposure of UV rays/sun Prevention = reducing sensitivity to the sun = increasing intake of folic acid

Breast Cancer: Most common: ductal carcinoma Lobules Ducts Other tissues and lymph nodes

Liver Cancer typically from alcoholic abuse

Some Cancer Treatments: Radiation Chemotherapy Drugs Etc. Side effects: Nausea Hair loss Infection Etc.