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What is the difference between maligant vs benign cancer?

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Cancer: Lipoma is a bening tumor (no effect on mortality. You cannot die from it). Colon-testicular cancers are malignant cancers (you may survive and get cured, or you could die from it).

Answered 5/19/2012

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Overall course.: There are many differences between benign and malignant tumors. A benign tumor is often well differentiated, looks almost normal, and does not spread. A malignant lesion is usually poorly differentiated, ominous looking, and spreads to other sites by blood, lymphatics, and directly. It has a very bad course, and results many times in death unless aggressive treatment is done.

Answered 12/7/2019

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