Treatment decisions
Your doctors may tell you there are different options for your treatment. Having the right information will help you make the right decision for you.
Secondary cancer in the bone happens when cancer cells spread to the bone from a primary tumour somewhere else in the body.
Find out about the tests and scans used to diagnose secondary bone cancer.
Download or order our information booklet about secondary bone cancer.
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Secondary bone cancer is cancer that has spread to the bones from a primary cancer somewhere else in the body. This group is for people affected by secondary bone cancer to share experiences and get support.
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