627K views · 3.1K reactions | How does a normal cell become cancer? At Memorial Sloan Kettering, researchers break it down to the molecular level, profiling the DNA of each patient to identify the unique vulnerabilities of their cancer. This helps doctors choose treatments that precisely target and exploit those weaknesses for the best outcome possible. Content by Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center | CNN | Facebook

12 reactions | Most women who have breast cancer will never be able to pinpoint an exact cause. What we do know is that breast cancer is always caused by damage to a cell’s DNA. Here are some factors that play a role in the development of breast cancer. Click here for the full episode: https://fb.me/e/2geqUvScv #SwasthyaKiBaatDoctorKeSaath #breastcancer #cancerawareness #oncology #oncologist #docfliq | docfliq | Facebook

Skin cancer often begins quietly with tiny mutations inside skin cells. Ultraviolet light, chemicals, or repeated irritation slowly damage DNA, but early changes are small and invisible. The skin keeps repairing itself, and the immune system removes many abnormal cells, allowing mutations to build unnoticed. Over time, some damaged cells begin dividing faster than normal. A patch of skin may thicken, a mole may darken, or edges may turn uneven, changes that are often ignored. When mutations reac

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