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metastasis
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My mother has had breast cancer twice, which has now metastasised into bone cancer.
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We found that S100A4 mRNA was present at significantly higher levels in the group of cancer patients, no matter whether they had colorectal or gastric cancer, than in the tumour-free control group and there were yet higher levels in the patients with metastases than in those where the disease had not yet metastasised," said Stein.
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In the mainstream breast cancer culture, one finds very little anger, no mention of possible environmental causes, few complaints about the fact that, in all but the more advanced, metastasised cases, it is the treatments, not the disease, that cause illness and pain.
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