References. 1  For a discussion of every passage in the Bible dealing with creation or the Flood, see the writer's book Biblical Creationism. 2  See The New Defender's Study Bible, Appendix 5, pages 2076-2079, for a listing of such processes, with references.
Recovered cancer patients are twice as likely to develop the exact same cancer again as people with no cancer record are to develop any specific cancer. On the other hand, the risk of developing other types of cancer than the one previously diagnosed is only slightly higher.
Relapse or Recurrence. Sometimes, despite the best care and significant progress made in treatment, cancer comes back. When this happens it is called a recurrence or relapse. The likely relapse occurs is that a few of the original cancer cells survived the initial treatment. Sometimes, this is because cancer cells spread to other parts of the body and were too small to be detected during the follow-up immediately after treatment.