Watch this video to learn when to ask your health care provider about metastatic bone disease
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Many cancers that start in one place can spread (metastasize) to other areas of the body. When it spreads to the bone, it's called metastatic bone disease, or MBD. If you have cancer, you don't need to wait for symptoms to appear to ask your healthcare provider.
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