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Why does cancer harm the body?
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Why does cancer harm the body?

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they grow and damage blood vessels that are important to us.

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Like some of them can grow in the brain causing your brain to bleed.

User Archil
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Cancer damages the healthy cells in the body, causing them to not being able to perform their specified functions properly.
Hope it helps :)
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