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Doctors, what are/is the most common causes of cancer?
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Viruses: Most of the common canceres are acquired. Breast cancer, prostate cancer and lymphoma are usually associated with and mmtv infection. Hepatoma from the hep c virus. Stomach cancere from helicobacter pylori, cervix cancer from hpv.
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