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Can Stable Disease Become Progressive Disease?
Yes, stable disease can eventually progress. Regular monitoring through imaging and clinical assessment is essential to detect any changes promptly. Patients and healthcare providers need to stay vigilant to adjust treatment plans as necessary.
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