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Metastasis is the spread of cancer from one part of the body to another. A tumor formed by cells that have spread is called a “metastatic tumor” or a “metastasis.” The metastatic tumor contains cells that are like those in the original (primary) tumor. The plural form of metastasis is metastases
Aggressive breast cancer hijacks normal protective physiological process to survive

Aggressive breast cancer hijacks normal protective physiological process to survive

Aspirin shown to prevent the spread of cancer

Aspirin shown to prevent the spread of cancer

Researchers decipher antitumor mechanism of Amazonian plant in human cancer cells

Researchers decipher antitumor mechanism of Amazonian plant in human cancer cells

New findings show importance of physical forces in tumor metastasis

New findings show importance of physical forces in tumor metastasis

Cancer Research UK, Keystone Symposia collaborate for cancer-related research

Cancer Research UK, Keystone Symposia collaborate for cancer-related research

Researchers discover novel targeting agents to prevent cancer metastasis

Researchers discover novel targeting agents to prevent cancer metastasis

Study: Second opinion can potentially change the diagnosis of breast cancer patients

Study: Second opinion can potentially change the diagnosis of breast cancer patients

VRK1 protein may enable cancer cells to colonize new areas of the body during metastasis

VRK1 protein may enable cancer cells to colonize new areas of the body during metastasis

Phase 1 and 2 clinical trials of entrectinib drug in ROS1-positive NSCLC show promising results

Phase 1 and 2 clinical trials of entrectinib drug in ROS1-positive NSCLC show promising results

CHMP provides positive opinion to Cabometyx for previously-treated patients with hepatocellular carcinoma

CHMP provides positive opinion to Cabometyx for previously-treated patients with hepatocellular carcinoma

Ipsen receives approval from Health Canada for CABOMETYX tablets for treating renal cell carcinoma

Ipsen receives approval from Health Canada for CABOMETYX tablets for treating renal cell carcinoma

Highly personalized approach may help immune cells to eliminate melanoma

Highly personalized approach may help immune cells to eliminate melanoma

Researchers design new medicine to treat highly aggressive pancreatic cancer

Researchers design new medicine to treat highly aggressive pancreatic cancer

Researchers untangle mysteries of 'evil' protein in ER-positive breast cancer

Researchers untangle mysteries of 'evil' protein in ER-positive breast cancer

Scientists gain better understanding of tumor initiation and metastasis in colon cancer patients

Scientists gain better understanding of tumor initiation and metastasis in colon cancer patients

Researchers develop the first interactive model of cell division

Researchers develop the first interactive model of cell division

Acute changes in extracellular matrix can trigger rapid change in cell’s metabolism

Acute changes in extracellular matrix can trigger rapid change in cell’s metabolism

NCCN updates Clinical Practice Guidelines to include new recommendations for CABOMETYX tablets

NCCN updates Clinical Practice Guidelines to include new recommendations for CABOMETYX tablets

Researchers reveal how rapidly spreading ovarian cancer cells take the next steps

Researchers reveal how rapidly spreading ovarian cancer cells take the next steps

New diagnostic tool for difficult-to-detect cancers

New diagnostic tool for difficult-to-detect cancers

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