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Yes. This is exactly why I wasn't happy with the original. If people live to be 90 and die of heart disease, that is a huge victory. In the chart I linked, i
by aero142 14y ago
Yes. This is exactly why I wasn't happy with the original. If people live to be 90 and die of heart disease, that is a huge victory. In the chart I linked, it shows that cancer and heart disease start being the number 1 and 2 killers at 45-64, which seems like that is an important group to address. However, if more people start making it to 95 and dying of "heart disease", we are probably better off researching safer cars than cancer.