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Why is it that the same cancer treatment doesn't work for everyone?
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Genetically differen: Cancer is a disease caused by bad genes but everyone's genes are different. So there are no two individuals whose cancers are entirely alike even with the same/similar diagnosis.
Answered 9/3/2013
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