cancer

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Phonetic Respelling: [ kan-ser ]

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n. a disease in which some cells in the body divide uncontrollably.

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One day we may have a cure for cancer.

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One day we may have a cure for cancer.

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The cancer family believed the cause was the nearness of the nuclear facility.

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He focuses his effort on finding a cure for cancer.

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Because of his family's history of cancer he chose to study oncology.

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disease; cell division; cell dividing

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healthy

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