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Does osteomalacia cause cancer? please, need some answers?
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No, not at all: Osteomalacia is weak bones due to calcium and vitamin-D deficiency It is easy to control it with above medicines. it is entirely benign and does not cause Cancer.
Answered 7/6/2014
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