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What Is the Difference Between Tumor Grade and Stage?
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What Exactly Is a Tumor?
A tumor is an abnormal growth of cells, which serves no purpose in the body. There are three types of tumors, but it is not always clear how a tumor will develop in the future. Some non-cancerous tumors can become cancerous. Early detection of a lump or tumor is important to determine what will be the treatment.
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What Is a Grade 4 Tumor?
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Is Tumor a Cancer?
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