If basic interventions in public health could widely prevent or improve chronic conditions, would big pharma or big food voluntarily change its business model f

If basic interventions in public health could widely prevent or improve chronic conditions, would big pharma or big food voluntarily change its business model for the public good? If wellknown land management practices could cure the decline of soil health, would big ag suddenly change its tune? I've never been in a physics dept, but the parts of the academy I have seen absolutely would (and do) ignore good work if it's inconvenient or somehow unpalatable. This is of course, though not exclusively, related to the marriage of academy and industry. No comment on the merit of Wolfram's work.