The site in which cancer develops,the aggressiveness of the cell type,and the stage at which the cancer is detected all influence a cancer patient's clinical
A) promotion.
B) prognosis.
C) progression.
D) praxis.

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Prognosis refers to the likely outcome or course of a disease, in this case cancer. The factors mentioned - site of development, cell type, and stage - all impact a patient's prognosis, or likelihood of recovery. A refers to promotion, which typically refers to marketing or advertising activities. C refers to progression, which may also be relevant to cancer but does not specifically refer to the patient's likely outcome. D refers to praxis, which is a term used in education and philosophy and is not relevant to this context.

The Site in Which Cancer Develops,the Aggressiveness of the Cell