A non-cancerous condition of the cells in the lining of the milk ducts in the breast.

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…malignant. View more Breast Cancer Breast cancer is the abnormal growth of cells lining the breast ducts or lobules. View more Cancer of the Uterus Cancer of the uterus occurs when cells become abnormal and start…

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Cancer of the large bowel; also known as colorectal cancer, colon cancer or rectal cancer.

Breast cancer cells that have a receptor protein to which oestrogen will attach. Breast cancer cells that are ER+ depend on the hormone oestrogen to grow….

Breast cancer cells that have a receptor protein to which progesterone will attach. Breast cancer cells that are PR+ depend on the hormone progesterone to grow….