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BLADDER CANCER: KNOW THE BASICS

Dr. James O Peabody - Urology 03 Nov 2020
BLADDER CANCER: KNOW THE BASICS

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Bladder cancer occurs when the inner lining of the bladder becomes abnormal, which causes them to grow and divide out of control. 

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