Yeah I think the cancer cure endeavor is still hampered by trying to find the one-pill-to-fix-them-all, or at least the pill popping drug complex's desire for o

Yeah I think the cancer cure endeavor is still hampered by trying to find the one-pill-to-fix-them-all, or at least the pill popping drug complex's desire for one. I think cancer will be "cured" with detailed genetic mechanism detection that feeds into a "cookbook" knowledge base that specifically targets immunotherapy and other custom-targeted treatments. That is probably labor intensive, something of course modern business hates and doesn't lead to their stock market bonanza price margins. IMO to cure cancer-the-umbrella-disease involves us focusing first on doing medicine, and less on the embarrassingly high profit margins of drug/device conglomerates. It will probably take a different kind of company.