Do you think as we continue to get better about detection, that we'll find an increasing array of slow-growing tumors present in much of the body? I.e. ones tha

Do you think as we continue to get better about detection, that we'll find an increasing array of slow-growing tumors present in much of the body? I.e. ones that may not need a full round of radiation / chemo for perhaps 5 years and perhaps more targeted approaches can be deployed? Just something i've been wondering about since I've got cancer on both sides of family and have been pondering doing full-body scans (which still seem quick excessive on the risk/reward)