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What are the Most Aggressive Types of Cancer?
Some cancers are inherently more aggressive than others.
Lung cancer
,
pancreatic cancer
, and
prostate cancer
can be very aggressive, especially when detected at later stages. Other aggressive cancers include
multiple myeloma
and certain
lymphomas
.
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