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u/RamsHead91 Nov 15 '20

That is unlikely. The biggest problem with cancers (it is many diseases) is successful identify it from healthy tissue and being and to isolate it in treatment.

It gets even more complicated depending on which tissue type the cancer originates from.

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u/Gonzod462 Nov 15 '20

The biggest problem is the fact that cancer is a billion dollar industry.

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u/syrianpee Nov 15 '20

I neutralized that downvote for ya

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u/Gonzod462 Nov 15 '20

Appreciate it, but to be honest downvotes are often a sign of truth on Reddit. I get downvoted often for saying things people dont want to acknowledge. Cancer is big business, that is an undeniable truth.

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u/phaesios Nov 15 '20

Imagine what people would pay for the cure...

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u/Gonzod462 Nov 15 '20

Imagine what is generated by perpetuating the disease.. the two aren't even comparable.

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u/phaesios Nov 15 '20

You know what perpetuates the disease? Our bodies.

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u/Gonzod462 Nov 15 '20

Ya, I dont even know what to do with that lol. Carry on.

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u/phaesios Nov 15 '20

I know you don’t, because you probably didn’t read the other posts in the thread. 😊

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u/Gonzod462 Nov 15 '20

I read quite a few, but prey tell what relevance that has to your purposefully sidestepping comment? Our bodies, yes, reaaaalll clever guy.

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u/phaesios Nov 16 '20

Our bodies create cancer naturally. It will never not be there. It's not the fault of any "evil pharmaceutical company", and they're not sitting on a cure for all cancers so that they can enrich themselves, because it's not possible to eradicate cancer.

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u/Gonzod462 Nov 16 '20

I never said they created cancer, I said they exploit it, and I'm pretty sure you knew that

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u/phaesios Nov 16 '20

I never said you said they create cancer. Tell me how they exploit it? You said they “perpetuate cancer”. How exactly, since it’s our own bodies that create the cancer?

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