Fixing the cancer Problem

it is an atomn

• That effects alot people

is it goood

• No it is not because there is an atom that causes u to die 

how you get it

• You get by smoking and not taking care of your bodie

do you have to do surgery

• yes you do because it can probly get an atonm out

how many people have cancer

• 288,000 have cancer

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what is lung cancer

• cancer is the uncontrolled growth of abbnormal  cells in the body cancer.