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Why is it so hard to cure cancer?

Very informative, thank you. I do believe though that pharmaceutical companies and others, are monetarily invested in keeping cancer a disease, and not entirely invested in it's cure.
 
I get what she is trying to say. It has been discussed many times but without proof it can't be confirmed.

Thanks Guido. @wiseguy, words make for a better response and although some things are hard to comprehend for some, others seem to get the point :)
I've been lucky as an escort to have met some very educated gentlemen from many different occupations and through our conversations, some have enlightened me to many things and I tend to trust and will always consider the opinions of experts within their own fields. Family members too can give some insight on this subject.After all, Doctors do have inside information, lol. But even then, we'll believe what we deem suitable to believe.
 
Lots of info out there for women to avoid breast cancer.i suggest lots of research.great video Hun.
 
Very informative, thank you. I do believe though that pharmaceutical companies and others, are monetarily invested in keeping cancer a disease, and not entirely invested in it's cure.

This belief misses something very important... the upside potential profit made if you could actually cure cancer, all cancers. No more need to warn people about tobacco smoking or excess alcohol and many other leading causes of cancer. Here take this pill.
 
That is a good video... cancer research is definitely very complex and there are so many different types. The biggest problem isn't so much killing the cancer cell (that actually easy), but doing it in a way that doesn't also kill the person. That's the big problem in chemotherapy, the delicate balance between the two. With Bacteria, its usually pretty easy to kill the bug without killing the person (hence antibiotics), but with cancer its a very very fine line that has to be titrated.
 
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