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Why are so many people dying of pancreatic cancer? What is going on with this, it’s terrifying that this disease is on the rise but it can’t be detected before
by blindriver 2y ago
Why are so many people dying of pancreatic cancer? What is going on with this, it’s terrifying that this disease is on the rise but it can’t be detected before it’s too late
- BirAdam 2y agoWith cancer, it’s exceedingly difficult to narrow down a cause unless someone was a smoker or was otherwise exposed to a very potent carcinogen or to abnormal amounts of radiation. Every day, humans are exposed to a variety of chemicals, metals, pollutants, and so on. For things that are suddenly increasing, we’d need hard and unbiased information about every common product, all nearby sources of pollution, everything in a persons normal diet, and so on. It isn’t easy.
- newsclues 2y agohttps://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38063927/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38063927/
- pupppet 2y agoYikes
- tharmas 2y ago[flagged]
- UltraSane 2y agoDo you have a plausible mechanism by which they could cause cancer?
- tharmas 2y agoSugar doesn't cause cancer but it accelerates it. The Sugar industry covered that up for years. There's been a spike post-COVID in cancer rates in young people. Correlation: mRNA vaccines. Causation? Unknown but do you really think the public will get that information, after what happened with the Sugar industry and cancer. Also, to add further to my skepticism, the Lab Leak theory regarding Covid-19 was heavily denied. Then when Biden decided to have a trade war with China suddenly the Lab Leak Theory began to get traction in the main stream media. Its all lies and propaganda. He who pays the piper calls the tune. Science is no exception. Big Pharma have deep pockets. They get the Scientific results they pay for. If big Pharma says they're safe, they're safe. The public will never know otherwise except maybe years and years later.
- pkphilip 2y agoYep!
- pkphilip 2y agoAs expected the hivemind has decided to downvote me
- genocidicbunny 2y agoThe pancreas is heavily involved with metabolism and the prevalence of metabolic diseases in general is higher than it was. It's also harder to treat via more traditional methods because it's an organ so involved with metabolism that you can't be as aggressive with treatment. And because it's also in close proximity to some very high energy pathways it tends to grow very quickly once it gets going. I've lost a couple of friends to it, and it was always less than 12 months between diagnosis and death.