Across
- 2. A rapidly growing mass of cells created when cells continue to divide uncontrollably.
- 6. A specific medical treatment for cancer that works by destroying rapidly dividing cells in the body.
- 7. Environmental factors that are known to cause damage to DNA and induce cancer, such as cigarette smoke or X-rays.
- 8. The process of checking for tumors even if there are no symptoms, which increases the chances of catching it early enough to successfully treat it.
Down
- 1. A process where suspected cancer cells are removed surgically so a diagnosis can be confirmed under a microscope.
- 3. These are cancerous cells that leave the original site to start a secondary tumour somewhere else in the body.
- 4. This type of tumour is cancerous and interferes with the normal function of surrounding tissue or cells.
- 5. This type of tumour is not cancerous and only affects surrounding tissue by crowding them
