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Asked by near520muon on 28 Jan 2025. This question was also asked by draw520cory, feet520much, text520vara, prey520gaed, Rojan H, parr520gaed, rush520port.
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martaoliveira commented on :
Many people are in remission with currently available treatments, so science is doing something right! But cancer is complex. It’s not just one disease, it’s an unfortunate sequence of events culminating in many cellular errors. And this is just talking about one type of cancer, let alone all types.
Many companies are working towards immunotherapies, ie customising cancer treatment for each patient. This allows for a more targeted approach less prone to side effects. I think these and other discoveries will lead to more remissions or at least what we call a “functional cure”: the cancer is still present, but we can control its behaviour so people can live with it instead of dying from it. It will be like living with any other chronic disease, like diabetes. As long as you control your blood sugar levels, you’re good and you live a normal life!
Mimi commented on :
There are so many different types of cancers and Researchers around the world are working hard to develop drugs to cure cancers. We can play our part by educating people adopt healthy life styles such as regular exercise, reduce weight, increase vegetables in diet, add anti-inflammatory foods to diet, regular check ups. These can help but no one can reduce the risk and checks can help early detection thus giving one a chance to successfully treat it.