Despite its microscopic size, every cell is an incredibly complex biological system. Inside, thousands of chemical reactions take place every second, producing energy, synthesizing proteins, copying DNA, and sustaining life itself. Cells make all forms of life possible. Some become neurons, transmitting electrical signals at remarkable speeds. Others develop into muscle cells, allowing us to move. Others form our skin, bones, blood, and nearly every organ in the human body. Even bacteria, which

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Cancer doesn't start as a lump. It starts with a single line of DNA going off script. 🔬 Cancer is what happens when abnormal cells grow out of control, and it begins deep inside the cell. Your DNA holds the genes that code for everything a cell does, including two critical instructions: when to divide, and when to undergo apoptosis (controlled, programmed cell death). Normally these are tightly regulated. But when certain genes mutate, that order breaks down and cells start dividing unchecked.