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The problem is what would halt progression at diagnosis isn't necessarily the same thing that would halt progression 20 years earlier. And there is evidence to
by JamesBarney 6y ago
The problem is what would halt progression at diagnosis isn't necessarily the same thing that would halt progression 20 years earlier. And there is evidence to suggest this is the case.
- prepend 6y agoRight, but these are separate things that would both be beneficial. They should be exclusive pursuits. Currently we have neither. I would prefer some preventative therapy that makes it never happen. I would also like a therapy that halts progression once diagnosed.