Many people dont usually relate cancer with teens. Cancer is more common in adults, so its likely that you know someone who has had it, such as an older relative or someone in a friends family. But teens can get particular types of cancer, too.
Cancer
The word cancer actually concerns to many diseases, not one. In fact, there are more than 100 types of diseases known collectively as cancer. What they all have in common is the overgrowth of cells, tiny units that make up all living things. Cancer (also known as malignancy, pronounced: muh-lig-nun-see) takes place when cells begin to grow and multiply in an uncontrolled way.
Normal body cells cultivate and divide over a period of time until they eventually die. But cancer cells continue to grow and divide and grow and divide. Eventually, they gather to form tumors. Tumors (pronounced: too-murz) are lumps that can interfere with the bodys normal processes. Sometimes cells from a tumor break away and travel to a different tissue or organ. This is called metastasis (pronounced: muh-tas-tuh-sus).
As terrifying as all this sounds, most cancers can be treated and controlled and many people with cancer get...
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