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CANCER : Is a growth that happens because of uncontrolled cell division (mitosis) These changes are caused because of damage to genes in DNA. Cancer can be both genetic, or caused by the environment.

Break Myths About Cancer  Even if it is the same type of cancer, they are NOT all treated the same way  Cancer CAN come back…. Multiple times  Everyone can get all types of cancer  Ex: Men can get breast cancer too

Types of Growth  Benign: Abnormal growth of cells, does NOT mean you have cancer (not life-threatening)  Malignant: Cancerous abnormal growth of cells, can be lift- threatening  Metastatic: Cancer has spread beyond its original site

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