Cancer Amanda phillips. Questions What is cancer? How do you get it? What causes it? What treats it? What are some cures? Those are all of the questions.

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Cancer Amanda phillips

Questions What is cancer? How do you get it? What causes it? What treats it? What are some cures? Those are all of the questions to cancer. Cancer is a deadly disease. It makes people very sick and even some people die from it.

Types of cancer There are all kinds of different types of cancer. There`s leukemia, skin cancer, lung cancer, breast cancer, etc. When people get cancer, no matter what type it is. Then it`s usual and normal for them to react scared, upset, angry, or any other emotion like that. Most people who get cancer are older. Like 60 or older. That’s the most common age.

Tumors When people get cancer. They get what is called a tumor. A tumor is a small circular thing. Maybe the size of two golf balls put together that have grown somewhere on your body. To get rid of cancer, it depends on what kind of cancer it is. There are different types of medicine to cure it. Another thing is mostly when people get cancer depending on what kind they can start to loose their hair.

Conclusion Do you have cancer? Tell your story! Many people have questions about cancer. Why not share your story and answer those questions! Help save many lives by helping out people by telling your story and letting them know what they can do to prevent or take care of their cancer.