> Once a cancer is metastatic, I guess it's just a question of quality-of-life vs extending-the-time-you-have. Not anymore (and not always, anyway). There are

> Once a cancer is metastatic, I guess it's just a question of quality-of-life vs extending-the-time-you-have. Not anymore (and not always, anyway). There are some forms of cancer that can currently be kept in check indefinitely, with next-gen chemo.