No, Cancer is a mutation. It is not normal.
You're not donating money to cancer, you're donating to cancer research. You should because, as of now, there is no cure to cancer and we need money for research to come up with a solution to cancer.
Would you help a kid with cancer? You figure out.
Well do you know that your pet has cancer or is it just sick AND if you do know that your animal has cancer than you should put it to sleep if it is in pain
Because it will help cure cancer!
should one who had a colonoscopy 6 yrs ago should now be diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer & be told that it is adenocarcinoma & not colorectal cancer
No, men cannot develop uterine cancer because they do not have a uterus. However, men can develop other cancers of the reproductive or urinary system, such as prostate, testicular, bladder, or penile cancer. Common warning signs include difficulty urinating, blood in the urine or semen, a lump in the testicle, persistent pelvic pain, or unexplained weight loss. These symptoms can have many causes, but if they persist, it's important to consult a healthcare professional for proper evaluation. Early awareness and timely medical attention are essential for better health outcomes.
You should donate money to a cancer hospital because there are not only adults in there but there are kids in there too.
No. Cancer is not contagious.
If you are worried that you have lung cancer you should immediately see a professional. If you are not sure, you should access the website www.webmd.org.
You should get screened for breast cancer at least once every one to two years. The breast cancer screen is usually conducted by your family physician.
You could go to your doctor, or/and set up an appointment. The most common cancer for women, is breast cancer. So you should get your doctor to show you how to ''massage'' your breast untill you find a clump. the clump does not have to be cancer, but you should always consider to do a check
First of all a person should go to their local GP for advice regarding cancer treatment. That doctor will then refer them to a specialist for whichever type of cancer they have.