Publication. 1  Development of nationally consistent subacute and non-acute admitted patient care data definitions and guidelines (1.4MB PDF). 2  Development of nationally consistent subacute and non-acute admitted patient care data definitions and guidelines (2.3MB RTF).
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Cancer is a genetic diseaseâthat is, cancer is caused by certain changes to genes that control the way our cells function, especially how they grow and divide. Genes carry the instructions to make proteins, which do much of the work in our cells. Certain gene changes can cause cells to evade normal growth controls and become cancer. For example, some cancer-causing gene changes increase production of a protein that makes cells grow. Others result in the production of a misshapen, and therefore nonfunctional, form of a protein that normally repairs cellular damage.