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Old 04-08-2019, 08:16 PM   #11
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Default Re: Will we ever beat cancer?

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We seem to start getting on top of one kind of cancer then another jumps up to take its place.
It's a hard slog in more ways than one.
Try to generate a list "Things that can cause cancer" and see how screwed we all are.

There has to be a huge 'ground breaking' step in prevention / detection / treatment like when we discovered penicillin, immunisation, anesthesia, antibiotics, X-Rays etc.

I always feel like we are simply confused and chasing our tails while hoping for the best when it comes to cancer.
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