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Virus-linked cancers
Most of these are viruses that stay in your body for a long time, even after symptoms have been treated. When a virus gets into your body, it uses your cells to make copies of itself. It does that by making changes to the cell itself. These changes can make the cells more likely to become cancerous. Different viruses can infect and then cause cancer in different parts of your body.
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