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A large number of tests are used to diagnose the cancer at initial stage and doctors try to determine that which tests are effective to treat the cancer successfully as it is not easy to treat the cancer successfully because it is a group of almost hundred diseases characterized by the uncontrolled growth of cells which form a lump or tumor that can be benign as well as malignant and the malignant tumor invades the other parts of the body while benign tumors don't spread to the other parts of the body. Breast Cancer

"There are three basic types of high blood pressure or by 1. Essential or primary hypertension - Nine out of ten people with highfaa047000184 blood pressure have this type and the exact cause is unknown, although it involves many risk factors. 2. Secondary hypertension - About 10 per cent of people have high blood pressure due to another disease, such as kidney­ disease, rare endocrine disorders or heart valve problems, or in rare cases it is due to interactions with a drug. 3. Malignant hypertension - In this rare type, blood pressure can soar to dangerous levels, requiring urgent hospital treatment."

Note that the expressions of malignancy and cancer are also used to describe cancer. The benign tumor is not cancerous, and is less health. It can put pressure on an organ or tissue, but in a limited space and does not spread in the body. Prevalence

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Doctors can administer intra-arterial chemotherapy either through a temporary catheter inserted in the proper artery or through a pump and associated catheter implanted between the skin and underlying muscle, reports Chemocare.com.