Cancer Research: Understanding the Real Impact

So you're telling me they spend 200 billion dollars every single year on cancer research

and the only thing to show for it is a 75 percent increase in cancer deaths since the 1990s?

Here's what they're not telling you about those numbers. That death increase is mostly because

we're living way longer now. More people reach the age where cancer typically develops.

When you adjust for age and population growth, cancer death rates have actually dropped

by over 30 percent since 1991. That 200 billion has funded breakthrough treatments like

immunotherapy, targeted therapies, and early detection methods that save millions of lives.

The raw death count goes up because there are more people living long enough to potentially get