what makes cancer kill you?
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Cancer, in its simplest form, is a cell gone wild. It multiplies as any other cell in your body and then corrupts other cells in the process. Once it get rooted, it can spread throughout the body by various methods, i.e., bloodstream. When there's enough of these "cells gone wild" it can cause death because it takes over normal body functions, sometimes stopping those functions - like tumors in the brain - as in no brain function; lung cancer - as in not breathing; stomach cancer - as in not able to eat. You get the picture. The problem medical science has it trying to stop it. There are many drugs that can stop cancer. But they also stop the life in the person. The trick is to kill the cancer without killing the person.
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cancer is the uninhibited rapid division of cells. normally when cells age, they die. but cancer cells have their "suicide when you're old" gene deactivated. the cancer then starts growing and growing and eventually uses up all of the body's resources so you die.
cancer is partaces in your body that have gone bad. my mom had breast cancer twice.and have gotten in you blood strimes and they kill you.
cancer is immortal where body cells goes on multiplying without any control &they starts invading other cells ,block arteries due to over population ,interrupt body mechanism,block everything &finaly results in death.medicines only elongate the death period for a while.sertain technologies such as chemotherapy are slight benefecial but these cause harms to adjacecent body parts also.
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