Question
Why are the tumour cells dangerous?

Answer

  1. Cancer cells grow rapidly, invade and damage the surrounding normal cells.
  2. They starve the normal cells by competing for vital nutrients.
  3. Some cells get sloughed off and reach distant sites through body fluids and start a new (secondary) tumour there, i.e. metastasis.

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