Read press release Bone cancer
All about primary bone cancer, which is cancer that starts in bone. The most common type is osteosarcoma. Information about symptoms and causes, tests to diagnose primary cancer of the bone, treatment including surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and current research. Living with bone cancer covers coping with your diagnosis and managing after surgery.
If you are looking for information about cancer that has spread to the bones from another cancer site, this is not the right section for you. You need to look at the list of specific cancers and choose the one where your cancer first started.
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You can also find bone cancer organisations providing help and support, a reading list and see where this information comes from.
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