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What is the difference between a tumor and cancer?

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What is the difference between a tumor and cancer?

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Throughout this web site, the words TUMOR and CANCER are used interchangably. Technically, a tumor is just a swelling which may or may not be a cancer. Cancer is a disease of uncontrolled cell growth which can be benign (not invasive and does not spread) or malignant (usually invasive into surrounding tissue and capable of spreading to other areas of the body).

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