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How long can a person have cancer and not know something is wrong?
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SINGAPORE — It is well known that the earlier cancer is detected, the better chance of treating and surviving it. Cancer that has spread becomes more complicated to treat, with those in the advanced stages generally having poorer outcomes. People wh

Depending on various factors, some cancers' symptoms show up early, while others may remain hidden until the disease has spread

Regular screening and being alert to persistent or unexplained signs can help identify cancer early, doctors said A 38-year-old told of how her cancer diagnosis was delayed for months because she thought her symptoms were due to stress and anxietyWe know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with TODAY to be fast, secure and the best it can possibly be.Upgraded but still having issues?

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