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metastasis
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Regression of breast cancer According to this paper there is little past evidence of spontaneous regression of breast cancer because a) records of breast cancer are too historically recent b) breast cancer almost always either progresses or metastasises c) medical ethics don't allow cancer to follow its natural path without intervention d) of poor record keeping in the past Answers to CPE 20(3) HM 1(d),2(a),3(c),4(c),5(b) MS 1(e),2(a),3(c)
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We neglect, neglect and neglect and then it is something and it metastasises and nothing can save you," he said.
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Although BCC is a type of skin cancer that rarely metastasises, it spreads slowly just below the skin surface and can lead to significant complications.
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