Most cancers are categorized by stage. “Stage 0” cancer is called “in situ.” This means abnormal cells have stayed with the originating cell layer. “Stage I” is localized and easiest to treat. “Stage IV” means abnormal cells have spread the farthest. This is the most difficult stage to treat.
“When It’s Your Child, It’s Life-Changing”: Paul Hale’s Mission to Advance Pediatric Cancer Research
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