Primary Bone Cancer occurs most commonly in children, teenagers and young adults
The two most common bone cancers are osteosarcoma and Ewing’s sarcoma
 Common symptoms include pain & swelling around the affected area and problems with movement
Diagnosis of bone cancer is often delayed as medical professionals attribute symptoms to “growing pains” or a sports injury

Bone cancer can often be diagnosed with a simple X-ray
 
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