Will we ever cure cancer?

>implying all cancer is the same

Even if a cure to a specific cancer is found, it would cost too much for most people to afford or not be commercialized at all

>>8150844
Yes with ultra-accurate targeted radiation.

will we ever learn how to spread cancer more efficiently?

>will we ever cure virus

>>8150849
almost
what you mean is, "even if a specific cure was found, it wouln't be distributed, because why charge for a cure when you can charge for the symptom's cures for a lifetime?"

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>>8150844
Nice dubs.
Anyways weed already cures cancer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DttdDOqQMuY

See also:↓

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmYNLNF7NBw

>>8150844
Read into virotherapy and T-VEC, that shit sounds amazing tbqh

>>8150891

>weed cures cancer

I'm starting to think /sci/ is really full of retards.
Or are you a pretender?

>>8150844

YOU cure CANCER while CHAD slaves away in the GYM

>>8150908
>Scientific evidence
Rejected

Or did you not watch the video?

>>8150915
Anyone can say anything in a YouTube video.
In this one someone actually says that weed cures cancer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DttdDOqQMuY

>>8150844Altered polio virus is curing neuroblastomas despite increased increased brain inflammation at the site of the introduction of the virus.

We will find cures for specific cancers first, the closest were are to a cure is either nanomachines that police the body for abnormal cells or a biological means that helps out cells recognize and destroy unhealthy cells without damaging healthy(our body is great at this all ready, it can cause autoimmune disease as well)

>>8150844
If cancer is caused by external forces (I.e. There is no genetic disposition) it is a battle to clean up material and situations that cause cancer in order to prevent it.

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>>8150920
>Anyone can say anything in a YouTube video.
Alright.
Care to point out where he was lying?

>>8150924
>nanomachines

I was thinking that nanomachines might do it.
But we can't create machines that small.
And even if we could, we might as well be creating cellular organisms at that point.

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>>8150931

Care to point out where all the research papers and peer reviewed articles from trusted academic sources are?