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Liver cancer happens when cells begin to multiply at a faster rate than they should and the unwanted cells form a growth. There are many types of liver tumours, only some of which are cancers. The most important classification is whether the tumours are benign (relatively harmless) or malignant (capable of spreading from the liver and thus more serious).
