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Anyone know what is a lesion related to cancer?
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A lesion is often a: When we say or use the word lesion, it means a growth or a density which is abnormal. It is often a tumor which needs further testing to determine if it is benign or cancerous. You should follow up on it till you find out what it is and get it treated properly.
Answered 6/12/2017
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