Step 1: Understanding the Concept
Malignant tumour cells can break away from the primary tumour.
Step 2: Define metastasis
These cells enter blood or lymph and settle in distant organs, where they form secondary tumours.
This spreading of cells from one organ to another is metastasis.
Step 3: Why the other options fail
Uncontrolled division forming lumps is tumour formation, and radiation treatment is radiotherapy.
Treatment of AIDS has nothing to do with cancer spread.
Final Answer:
Metastasis is the spreading of cells from one organ to another via blood.
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