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Cell Growth
In adults, cells normally grow and divide slowly and in a controlled way. This ensures that the number of cells in a tissue or system stays about the same. But in cancer, something goes wrong. One cell starts dividing out of control. In most types of cancer, a growing mass of cells called a tumor is formed.