What is the difference between ****** cancer and ****** tissue cancer?

Posted by admin
March 7, 2009

cancer
charlotte c asked:


What is the difference apart from the location (do not include the symptoms)
What are the possible rates for a 15 year old to get ****** cancer and a 15 year old to get ****** tissue cancer?

I really need to know if my friend is lying to me, I only found out yesterday the she had it.

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Cancer in the ****** is cancer of the ****** tissue. One and the same thing.

A 15 year old can get ****** cancer, but it is not very likely.

Comment by . on March 10, 2009 @ 6:02 am

Breast cancer and ****** tissue cancer is the same thing there is no difference. From 1975 to 2000 1.3 in every one million 15-19 year olds were diagnosed with ****** cancer. It is very unlikely your friend has ****** cancer if she is only 15 years old.

Comment by Denisedds on March 10, 2009 @ 2:45 pm
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