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Could cancer disqualify you to become a marine forever?
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Depends: Check the list of medical disqualifications on www.Marines.Army.Com/info/join/medical or from any recruiter. A history of cancer may be a nonissue (some skin cancers, testicular cancer successfully treated and some types of cervical cancer) or it may be a disqualifying condition (late stage or recurrent cancers or cancers currently under treatment). You may need a military md to make that decision.
Answered 3/12/2020
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