Question

what is one of the only ways to treat cancer that has metastasized?
transplant
lumpectomy
antibiotics
chemotherapy

Explanation:

• Transplant: Usually for organ failure, not primary for metastatic cancer.
• Lumpectomy: Removes a lump (local treatment), not for widespread (metastasized) cancer.
• Antibiotics: Treat bacterial infections, not cancer.
• Chemotherapy: Uses drugs to kill cancer cells. It can reach cancer cells throughout the body (systemic treatment), which is suitable for metastatic (spread - out) cancer.

Answer:

chemotherapy