Why Haven't We Cured Cancer Yet?
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2024
- Cancer affects millions of lives each year. With technology expanding at such a rapid rate, and survival rates increasing, why haven't we found a cure for cancer yet? Treatments like chemotherapy may help, but are there any promising, more advanced treatments to look forward to? Let's explore what cancer is, and understand why it's so dangerous.
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My grandpa has cancer and they said he had 3 months to live. It has been 4 years
4 months later. is he dead now?
Hightlyze ......
@@TrevorBushke Nah they probably made an estimation mistake or something. There's nothing to be earned from lying.
Sorry for your loss
@@inanjarif1388 more money from Kemotherapy(I think that's how you spell it) or drugs
i hope 1 day within my lifetime, i could hear or read the words, *the world is cancer free, we found a cure* for all the people that have died, the ones fighting it, the ones scare to death on a hospital bed thinking about it waiting for good news, for the families that have suffer, for all the moms and dads that have seen their kid slowly die, in their memory, i hope one day the world can be cancer free...
then heart disease kills em rip
then cancer 2.0 comes in
Thank you🙏💕 (I have cancer)
@@Teudlanif I'm really sorry. I hope you beat it
cancer 2.0 is overpopulation
My brother past away at the age of 14 in 2014 and I was only 7 at the time. He was diagnosed with stage 4 leukemia (brain cancer) and the doctors couldn't fix it because it regrew after they took it out. I didn't know what was going on or what was happening. I had mixed emotions I was happy because we never got along but I was also confused but I also had much more emotions. My head was spinning but at that time I didn't understand that brain cancer type of stuff or what was going on. Then he passed away at around 4:00 am on Christmas morning of 2014 and all but 2 of us were awake and there were like 15 people/mostly family members in the apartment and I fell asleep at like 1:00 am. Then when I woke up to my surprise he was gone and I also felt those same mixed emotions and I asked my mom, "where's Byron?" she said he was gone. (Yes his name was Byron.) And as I grew older I finally matured and felt sad about him passing away and now I'm 12 and he would've been 20 on October 3rd of this year but at the moment he's 19 "In our hearts" :'(. (Making this and reading it over made me really sad and depressed I hope some people read this and that they give me lots of love and support.) :'(
I’m sorry this happened
He wouldnt of died from cancer if youd stop playing fortnite
H20wned that was rude
@@Treynxxx :/
@@Treynxxx that's rude
My dad passed away from lung cancer. He passed on 9-11-17. He lasted about 3 years after getting his cancer. That is a lot longer than me and my mom expected. He was a really great guy. He was funny and he played the keyboard and sang in a country band. I really miss him.
I'm sorry for your loss 😔
I feel sorry
oof 9/11
I’m sorry cuz it’s 10 days before my birthday
i remember my chubby cat had a massive lump on her belly, i told my mom about it, but she said it was just fat, weeks later, the lump go slightly larger, but my mom still told me it was fat, a few days later i told here she should take our cat to the vet, but she said she would go there, but only to sterilize the cat. about an hour later, she came home in a little bit of a shock. my cat had 2 stitches, and she told me that the massive lump under the cat's belly was cancer this whole time. the vet told us that if that cancer would have stayed for more that a few days, it would be impossible to treat, and the cat would have needed to be put down! so happy we actually pulled that off at the last moment!
good job
pls tell your mom how wrong she was.
Welp. One less life for the cat, I guess.
@@NoThrottle That's unnecessary. The mom already knows she was.
Yupppp yay for da catto
My mom just died from cancer 3 weeks ago. She first got cancer when I was 3 and now I am 11. She battled for so long. No one should have to go those treatments for 8 years. I send my love for anybody who has already died from cancer or are fighting it right now, I wish their family’s good luck too.
PrincessUnicorn 123 I'm so sorry for your loss. You're a really tough person for someone so young
May the Force be with you.
@@Multi-Purpose_Account NOT NOW
PrincessUnicorn 123 stay strong and have hope.
Using a cancer tale to fish for attention is horrible
i hope you feel bad for doing this
Short answer: Jake Paul is still alive
LMFAO BEST COMMENT HERE
@@pity_q not true
TheFnafChannel r/wooooooosh
@@pity_q ?
TheFnafChannel look it up
R.I.P to everyone who has died to cancer and to whose family or friends have died to it or to anyone who has it stay strong🤕🙏🏽
None of my family members have but i am affraid of them dying soon.
And yes my pet fish are my family members too.
Xire no one cares
@@kynanlol are you really saying that to someone who is paying respects to people who have family members or friends dying of cancer? You are rude af-
@@shou_gana1 nobody cares
Stay strong eat healthy!
One thing that I wish you would have talked about was how bad sugar is for you when it comes to cancer. A friend of mine has cancer, and when they wanted to see where the cancer was in his body, they would give him this syrup drink, mainly consisting of sugar. When he asked "Why am I drinking this?"
They told him that the cancer lights up like a match when sugar enters the body, and because of this effect we can pin point where in the body the cancer is growing because it feeds on sugar. Consuming sugar is basically like jet fuel for cancer.
I am not saying, not eating sugar will cure cancer, but I am saying that it helps a lot to avoid it.
I always admire how often you guys upload animations, I struggle with once a week lol. Keep up the great content :)
Life noggin, please pin this comment...
not eating sugar will actually cure cancer since cancer cells can't make energy from fat like normal cells can. so make him stop eating carbs and get him in ketosis. he won't die if you do this for him
That's why Jonny's Papa didn't let him eat sugar.
Actually just google it (I did cancer cells on sugar) and you'll find canadian, uk and us cancer research all agree that it doesnt cause/feed/benefit cancer cells.
scienceblog.cancerresearchuk.org/2014/03/24/dont-believe-the-hype-10-persistent-cancer-myths-debunked/?Direct#sweet-tooth
But all this doesn’t mean that sugar from cakes, sweets and other sugary foods specifically feeds cancer cells, as opposed to any other type of carbohydrate. Our body doesn’t pick and choose which cells get what fuel. It converts pretty much all the carbs we eat to glucose, fructose and other simple sugars, and they get taken up by tissues when they need energy.
While it’s very sensible to limit sugary foods as part of an overall healthy diet and to avoid putting on weight, that’s a far cry from saying that sugary foods specifically feed cancer cells.
www.aicr.org/reduce-your-cancer-risk/diet/sugar-and-cancer-risk.html
There is no strong evidence that directly links sugar to increased cancer risk, yet there is an indirect link.But eating a lot of high-sugar foods may mean more calories than you need, which leads to excess weight and body fat. It is excess body fat that increases risk of many common cancers.
www.cancer.ca/en/prevention-and-screening/reduce-cancer-risk/make-informed-decisions/myths-and-controversies/sugar/?region=on
Over the past few years, there have been reports, e-mails and websites that say eating sugar feeds cancer or that sugar makes cancer grow faster. All cells in your body consume sugar as they grow and divide, but eating sugar does not make cancer cells grow faster.
Every cell in your body requires sugar (glucose) for energy. Your body can also store sugar to use as energy later. Your body needs this sugar to function normally. Because we consume thousands of dietary components every day, it is difficult to understand the links between diet and cancer.
Eating lots of foods that have sugar added means you are more likely to put on weight. Research shows that being overweight or obese increases your risk of cancer. Being obese may cause changes in hormone levels. Changes to sex hormones or insulin might increase the risk of developing breast, colon or uterine cancer.
I don't think he had time to cover the amount of substances that in small or large amounts are carcinogenic.
Everything is going to be treatable..
Eventually
You're wrong.
@@Multi-Purpose_Account And why is that my dear Izzka?
Maybe.. ;)
@@theblackreaper4395 no matter what, as we advance so will bacteria and viruses. They will be able to form resistance to anything we make given enough time. But hypothetically, we could be so advanced that we can immediately diagnose the resistance and create a new drug instantly.
@@theblackreaper4395 that is because you make more money for perscriptions than you do for curing someone
My aunt had breast cancer and didn't realized it until she went in for a mammogram testing and been sick for a year, so I kinda figured it might be cancer. The results came in and found that she has stage 4 breast cancer and it has affected her basically all over her body, including the eyes that's making her go slowly blind now. Of course she went in for surgeries and chemotherapies, but she's a fighter, and hopefully she can win that battle. If not, then we'll mourn her death.
my step grandpa died with cancer last year before he died he wanted to move back where he came from to die sad part is when he came to California he been diagnosed when cancer
R.I.P Grandpa
I had Hodkin's Lymphoma (I'm 15) at the beginning of this year (now I'm in complete remission). Stage IV B was very spread but i got cured with combination chemotherapy and radiotherapy. Very dark and unpleasant journey but now thank god I'm cured of it and hoping it won't come back.
I wish you live a long life.... But iam. 17 and wasted my life without enjoying anything.....i say you enjoy every moment maybe every bit of your life... Please don't waste it like me... Be. Happy
Renju Renjini02 Dude you are 17 you've literally barely even lived your life.
Damn bro that's some tough shit. Wishing you the best
Aslam _ When I was two, I actually was diagnosed with retinoblastoma, and it made me surprisingly happy that he said it in the video! I’m fine now, but lost an eye in the process. I’m happy that you were able to get help, and it’s sad that others all over went able to treat it
I have non-hodgkin lymphoma
My uncle died from cancer a year ago, I still think it was like yesterday since I lost him . I still miss him
My grandfather died 10 years ago, and hell I still remember it vividly. It sure has hell feels like it's been more than 10 years..
My uncle died from cancer also about 5 or 6 years ago
The Winter soldier maybe it was fort nite
@Ulti Matric what do you mean ?
I feel so sorry for u ppl who lost someone): Plz stay strong
I’m glad you did this video, I’m also glad you mentioned that it was a heavy topic and it is. I’m just glad you talked in a calm manner because other youtubers don’t see cancer as a threat
My grandpa has lung cancer and it was luckily found early so he didn't have major problems it's been 3 years and it hasn't returned yet i hope it doesn't return at all
I had a teacher who had breast cancer, she had it at the end of 5th grade, we were sad when we heard it, this girl cried. And ever since then she wore wigs, and sometimes not come to school, I don't know how she is since that was 2 years ago, but I miss her ❤
My cousin had cancer she survived but my dad promised if she beat cancer he would shave his head bald with hers
You family sounds nice and caring. Complete opposite of mine.
@@liberalbias4462 how so?
so happy that she survived a hard thing to beat.
that profile picture though
@@liberalbias4462 I bet your family is nice too,unless they physically abuse you.
1:25 I was coughing while this happened
My da actually has cancer
I really hope he survives
He has a swollen leg :(
The problem is that there’s so many types of cancer
Cat_ Girl then we make one specific cure for each one
too many carcinogens in air, food and other products like makeup
Cat_ Girl I actually had retinoblastoma when I was two! I am fine now, but lost one of my eyes in the process. It’s horrible that some people can’t be as fortunate as others
One of the most populer type of cancer is *jake paul*
That is a variable
My cousin has cancer I hope she lives she has lung cancer
Same
Oh no! Good luck for him to survive.
TalassoBoi thank you this really helps me feel better
Vegito blue thank you
make her stop eating carbs. cancer cells can't make energy of fat like normal cells and therefore you can cure her by making her go in "ketosis". search it up on the internet. P.S how you know this is true: a guy named Otto Warburg got a Nobel prize 1931 in physiology for noticing this huge difference. try this and I believe she will survive.
My cousin got cancer and was treated. They said it was a 50/50 chance he would live from the treatment. Later we found out it was a success and he is fine now. I’m glad I got to share this story with whoever reads this, because if you get cancer than you are going to be fine as long as you believe in yourself.
My mom was diagnosed with breast cancer in March and got a Mastectomy in May as well as reconstruction surgery. She had a tough time going through it and at the end found out she'd have to go through chemo treatments every week until Christmas. I had to move away to college for my freshman year so it's tough to not be able to be there for her in person when she's stuck in bed all day for half the week after chemo and then spends the second half working to pay my tuition. Cancer was something that I was educated about but never really pertained to me as directly as it does until now. Now I can definitely empathize better with people in similar situations but staying strong is key. A good mindset helps people fight disease and kick cancer's ass
The cure is going to get made faster since Stefan died
Rip :(
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I'm 15 and I just finished battling Stage 2 Hodgkins Lymphoma in March of 2018. I went through 4 rounds of chemotherapy every 3 weeks, with white blood cell booster shots for a week in between. I honestly wish there was a better way then chemotherapy because the physical tole it has on your body is so bad. When I underwent treatment, I got so weak to a point where I couldn't stand up for more then 30 seconds without needing to rest. And I had it decently easy. Chemo is such a shitty thing to have to go through, and so is radiation, I wish it apon no one 😢😓
yes cemo is horrible,i had 6.Had 4-stage burkittov limfom
sorry for bad english.
@@jureglibic3039 damn that's a really aggressive form of lymphoma, are you ok?
My cousin had leukemia a while back and she beat it (praise the lord). And I went to Arizona to meet her and it was a pretty big moment in my life and a hard one. She still has more visits to the E.R. due to her weakened immune system :/
I mean she is strong as hecc though, she is a singer, top of her class, dancer, and a true epic gamer :)
YOU ARE BEGGING FOR LIKES
Hello CZcams shut up people like you make me sick. Do you have any idea what this person has gone through. Just because he or she is telling something about him/her doesn’t mean he/she is begging for likes.
My dad got cancer when i was 6 in the bone marrow of his right leg I only have one memory of him walking and that was at a track at a park he was battleing it for 5 years hes alive though thats the good part 1 like =1 im gratefull for what i have
My grandma has got cancer about 14 years now. The doctors said that she would pass away before christmas in 2017.... but she is stil here fighting for her life
Romy Ros God bless you and your grandmother. I wish your family the best of luck. Although I don’t have cancer, i still understand how deadly it is. God bless your grandmother. I hope she beats this stupid disease. ❤️☮️
Even if cancer wipes out our race it will still be #2.
*R.I.P Karl Stefanson*
I kinda cried......He is #1
Number one forever
He is number 1
@Србски Четник I sure hope so!
Now thats a lesson in trickery
Cuz *Jake paul is still uploading videos*
I hate jake paul but you're pretty fucking edgy.
EDGY
JOSEJOSESITO Nice one
Correct!
@Dylan Parisio not mean, correct
My dad just passed away Friday afternoon from Stage 4 lung cancer. He never smoked, never drank or gambled. The doctors lied to me saying he’ll get better and get chemo and come back home. I watched him die. They took the life support off and kept sedating him so he wouldn’t open his eyes. It took him almost four hours after that to die. The last thing I said to him was (if he could even hear me) “Dad, I love you forever and will never forget about you. I promise I will graduate and find a good job and take care of mom and make everything better.”
My friend Ramon has cancer and he is doing well rn. I didn't really know that much about cancer until I watched this video. Thanks
Those cancer cells reminds me of if the pokemon ditto and koffing had a baby
What about grimer
That would only make a koffing maybe a shiny koffing never a mix of the 2
@Thi-Antra Chirasarn
Exactly!
😂🤣
I've lost my grandmother , grand grand parents of cancer😩
Back in 6th grade one of my closest friends was diagnosed with cancer. When I first found out I was really scared but he always seemed calmed and cheerful like he always was. I visited him daily even though I had school to keep up with his status. It was 7th grade and he looked better but one day he just stopped talking to me and I was wondering what happened but I couldn't contact any of his relatives. Some weeks later, I got notified that he had passed away... he was only 12 years old and he deserved better, this event left me heartbroken for a long time. I'm in 10th grade now and I'll always treasure the moments I had with him.
My dad had cancer a year or two before I was born and after all of the treatments he was told he couldnt have kids but thanks to God here I am and with 2 younger brothers
We haven't cured cancer yet because there is not ONE thing called 'Cancer'. There are hundreds of different times that manifest in different ways, in different organs at different time-scales. So it's hard to cure 'cancer' because there are so many varied forms of it that need different treatment. But We have made progress on most forms of cancer with lower 5-year mortality rates for most of them compard to 50 years ago.
I'm sorry to tell you this but: you are wrong about something, the term [Cancer] is used to describe the phenomena of a group of cells in your body gaining independence (no more self-regulating death, no more restrictions on self-reproduction) and attacking and/or hoarding all the resources and cells they can get around them.
@@MalekitGJ Great point, thank you. Indeed the term cancer refers to the process of unregulated and unrestricted cell mitosis within tissue, which all types of cancers have in common. I was more talking on the level of etiology and development of the tumor.
My grandma is a cancer survivor. She was diagnosed with breast cancer 3 and a half years ago. She went through a lot, and she got the chemotherapy drugs as a treatment. It didn't happen to work completely so the doctors had to operate and cut the tumor out to eliminate the cancer. The great news was it was success. Believe me, cancer is the worst thing that can ever happen to a human.
Well definitely not the worst...but cancer is.. up there.. somewhere..
I’m glad your grandma was strong. This comment proves that cancer can be cured if we stay strong. Not only is it a struggle for the victim with cancer, it is a struggle for people that love and care for the victim with cancer.
@@ceci-nt1oi True. If a person get cancer, it's not a bad day for only him, it for everyone around him. Family, friends, teachers or even random ass people that they rarely talk to.
My grandpa has stage 4 lung kidney and throat cancer and it doesn’t look like he’s going to make it another year
Feetlesss Just don't lose hope. I hope he gets all the strength for the ability to fight it.
My dad has cancer,and it hurts to see him feel pain
Thank you very much for th information about cancer to feel less worried
Feel like I'm always hearing about this "new drug that seems promising"
The thumbnail looks like *Thanos cell* .
aids
Lol yeah thanos gave cancer to half the universe
Naman Poddar thanos car
All he has to do is snap his fingers and all the cells will split in 2
gOd dammit
My dance teacher who helped me learn how to dance for 6 year had secretly been battling breast cancer for a long time and it went away many times. Expect for this last time. She didn't let anyone know what was happening but even though she was sick and sadly dying i could tell she was different because she moved a lot slower and just was weak but she still did her once dance at my last dance recital but after that she sadly went to the hospital and dyed but before she dyed she said never lose hope. I found out she passed later the same day and it still hurts to this day. I went to her viewing and cried a lot. That same year my dance teachers aunt had all the best dances do a dance and a solo to pay tribute to mrs.Shannon. we worse white dress and I cried alot. She was more than a dance teacher she was like family.
😭 I wish cancer has a cure
In second grade my teach had breast cancer, we did not see her for the entire year, but then on the last day of school she was ok and she came to see us.
I have an irrational anxiety and fear of getting sick or close to throwing up.
this channel hurts me every time i watch these videos
aaa
I had that when I was a kid. But then, I went to so many road trips and threw up so many times that I barely think about it now.
0:48 we will take about this in a minute
1:50 so close
i had a classmate once who had cancer, they are still alive and getting better
Every time you say the thing that you feel when u have lung cancer made my brain send pain to every part that u said
Does anyone out there believe that they might not be lookin for a cure as fast as they should be? After all, doctors gain a lot of money from treatments. I personally don’t believe this but I want to hear your guy’s thoughts.
My guy agrees with you
Yep! I agree. Cancer makes many people very wealthy. Between Gov't funding and donations there is probably trillions of dollars, world wide, going to cancer research.
They won't ever find a cure. They don't want to. Its profitable for them and it's population control.
A T very sad cuz any person including them could get anytime cancer. No one is immune to cancer.
Jake Zagar Try making a drug that can differentiate cells from a ribonuclear scale and inject said drug to patient without them dying
While i do believe that there is corruption with this sort of things in America, in Britain doctors are paid by the government's like police and firefighters are. We've had a rise in demand for the NHS so it's in doctors best interests to treat the patients properly and as fast as possible. Plus it's not really current practicing doctors researching treatments and cures
I think the major problem is, how are we going to distribute "a cure" to people around the world? I mean, including the 3rd world countries, how is that happening?
hey despaci2 iz my dad hows ur day
@@Starr_Beam good
Ordy Tactical Kitty Are you talking about smallpox? Because it has been completely eliminated to my knowledge and can only be found in laboratories.
Thats probably the easiest part we have been distributing cures to diseases all round the world and effectively wiping them out. So it would be pretty easy to distribute it considering we already have a billion dollar project to do that for us.
Ordy Tactical Kitty life in 3rd countries suck but we have like, hospitals bro. Its not like we cant distribute a cure to cancer. It would be a major chamge and as much as we are focked up we would manage to end it.
I just lost my aunt to Cancer today , but thankfully she wasn't alone when she passed
One of my friends had cancer but he's ok now
Hi you just posted this
Thanks for posting videos.
Wait for the conspiracy theorists to arrive... and people wanting likes for a loved one who died of cancer
thank youuuuu!
Hi ur my fav
I hate cancer i see what has happened to my friends familys it's sad to hear i hope people who have it keep fighting and stay strong
There's this kid in my town who was diagnosed a couple years ago with cancer and my mom's friend who made shirts for sporting events and the schools stopped making them to make a special print about this kid, he was also my friend. I'd see these shirts at cancer walks and around town and sometimes in my schools, luckily he's beaten cancer last year...
Who is scrolling through the comments while watching the video!
Well if you are I hope you have a nice and wonderful day!
Me
Life noggin you are my favorite channel. . . Thank you for extending my understanding of cancer.
Tyler Sharp omg you love the London Underground
@@MrMurphyParodies what
Ceoge no ones talking to you
+Paul The Comedian
But he's talking to you.
I know I have an oh yeah yeah pfp but my grandma lost a battle with colon cancer in 2015. It was the saddest time in my life and I still cry when I think about her.
My baby cousin has just turned 3 when she was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer with a grapefruit sized tumor. She survived and is happy and cancer free now for 4 years.
*̶i̶n̶s̶e̶r̶t̶s̶ ̶c̶a̶n̶c̶e̶r̶ ̶j̶o̶k̶e̶
No I should stop for once
Bravo.
*"Stop It, Get Some Help,"*
Cancer wont end because...
*_THERES ALOT OF CANCEROUS THINGS INSIDE THE INTERNET_*
Indeed
Ishiro Hove twat
Like comic sans font and spring in my step song
Is there a reason why there are so many cancer jokes? Cancer is not a joke and make people suffer from it.
Funny but insensitive
Thank you for making this informative video. My grandpa is just now recovering from Brain cancer.
Before this video started a ad popped up and was about cancer...
Nice vid Life Noggin
My father passed away in 2014 from leukemia. Not so much from the disease itself but from A non-fully compatible Donor. His body treated the donor cells like a sickness or a disease and attacked it. He had to take Medicine to counteract that. This would weaken his immune system more and more to the point where it was too much for his body and he passed away.
He was technically cured is the leukemia, But still did not make it out because of all the medicine he had to take. (i’m talking literal handfuls of medicine a day) so it’s not always the cancer that kills them, but the effects of the chemo therapy or the medicine that does The job for it.
(this short paragraph has nothing to do with my father, it’s just something that I find interesting.) Something that a lot of people seem to forget about is that there won’t be a cure all for cancer. You won’t be able to treat skin cancer like you treat breast cancer. They require similar but different treatments, and will most likely not be cured by the same pill.
Sorry for bad spelling, I can’t spell well.
My father also died in 2014, but it was Multiple Sclerosis.
My mom's aunt died of blood cancer about a year ago . Really tragic moment. R.I.P
Cancer has always brought a lot of sadness into my family's life a little earlier this year I had an uncle who died of pancreatic cancer and my grand father on my father's side died of lung cancer even though he was a smoker a very long time ago and he quit quite quickly also both my grand parents on my mother's side died from heart problems which makes it hard to remember a family member who has actually died of old age.
Before I watch the video, I'm going to guess one of the first things mentioned is we have, but cancer isn't just one disease so we haven't cured all of its forms
I love these types of vids
My Grandma died of cancer 2 years ago. I still miss her 😞
My grandpa had stomach cancer,he got very sick, but luckily he survived,and hes doing fine to this day,also he had bladder cancer too,and he also survived!
#DearBlocko who are Triangle Bob, Circlia and Rhrombus?
Blocko: Retinoblastoma
Me: ME HI ME WHAT HI THAT'S ME I HAD THAT
I remember I used to watch this. I still love it!
My brother had retinoblastoma he has lost an eye and has gotten some learning difficulties but i am happy he is still alive
We? Well I haven't cured it because I'm not a medical scientist
You don't have to be a medical scientist you can always start a donation for helping to save cancer and donate
Your looking for attention
@@blackscull2919 You're*
There’s Saint Jude’s Children Hospital.
**watches this after staying up doing a 4 hour research about how sound kills cancer for science class**
My brother was officially cured today after about 4 months of chemo and a couple weeks of radiation. To everyone that has cancer within their families, just remember to stay strong and find someone to talk to!💖
My dad died from stage 4 colon and kidney cancer 1 week ago .. Damn cancer
Just to think that In the future we’ll still probably have a cure and when somebody gets cancer they’ll walk downstairs all casually and grab a pill
I heard my mom say that some doctors found the cure for cancer but they killed themselves so the people with cancer couldn't get treated? Sorry if I'm wrong
Lucky Cloud ik I’m late asf but I heard the same thing plenty of times. But when I heard it, ppl say that the doctors that found the cure “killed themselves” which I highly doubt. Pretty sure they became a target when finding the cure
@@SyMir No industrie is interested in a cure because if you all ill in the last stage of cancer, you are willing to spend all what you have to the docs and so on...The cure is simply: A healthy und natural life! Of course if you are near dead it won`t work, because its too late.
Tones of people in my family have died of cancer.. and one has just recently had to get a cancer tumer taken out of her nose.. my grandpa,my nan, and my great great grandfather have all died from cancer and I was never able to meet them. They both died about 2 years before my birth and I’ve always felt like a bad luck charm, nothing will ever change my mind on it.
My grandma died of stomach cancer. She died right after my sister’s birthday and right before my cousin’s birthday so that just made things even worse.
I have a teacher. She use to be a scientist. She teaches biology. We had a discussion about Cancer, and if we would ever find a cure for it. All I want to say is that she did mention, “We all have cancer inside us, but when you trigger it, that’s when the problems start”
Honestly I have no clue if this is true, but I’ve been thinking about this. If y’all would leave your opinions down below that’ll be lovely. Stay healthy guys! Cancer is a very horrible disease. ❤️👊
Thats really cool, i never really knew that! owo
Techniqually we all dont because all cancer is, is a mutation in one cell which has rapid uncontrollable growth so you only get cancer once it starts.
Cancer is when the cell goes bad and chooses not to end its self, in turn you get cancer
If we find a cure for cancer, we will only suffer more. Would you like me to elaborate?
I’m learning about this in class...
life noggin?
The truth is the government needs population control
I had testicular cancer and chemotherapy treatment i would appreciate if life noggin made video about chemotherapy treatment how it affect us for next person to know
My Grandfather smoked his whole life. I was about 10 years old when my mother said to him, 'If you ever want to see your grandchildren graduate, you have to stop immediately.'. Tears welled up in his eyes when he realized what exactly was at stake. He gave it up immediately. Three years later he died of lung cancer. It was really sad and destroyed me. My mother said to me- 'Don't ever smoke. Please don't put your family through what your Grandfather put us through." I agreed. At 28, I have never touched a cigarette. I must say, I feel a very slight sense of regret for never having done it, because your video gave me cancer anyway
Arent you uhhh life nugget? -theodd1sout
*There's no profits in cures, but there's a lot of money in treatments.*
finding a cure to something grants lots of money
You are so right! They dont care if their loved ones or even themselves get cancer, cuz in the end, whoever dies is just trash right as all they care about is money, even if they die from cancer. THIS WAS A SARCASTIC REPLY, PLEASE DONT SEND DEATH THREATS
Max ElCapo you are right, but in the long term treatments yield more profit. I hate sounding like a conspiracy theorist, but maybe there's already a cure but that person, people, company, etc. don't want to release it because cancer treatment is a multi million (possibly billion) dollar industry that a cure can make it all come tumbling down. Ethically and morally it's wrong but we live in a messed up world where some value money over human lives.....
I'm hoping this isn't true though....
PaleGhost69 No, cures make more money. The first company to come out with a cure would push all their competition out and significantly boost profits.
Of couse there is not profit at all in monopolizing a cure for one of the deadly diseases, which affects extremely rich people as well. Not likely some rich folks would pay dozens or even hundreds of millions just to not die.
We found cure or vaccine for Chicken Pox, Small Pox, Rabies, SARS, Measles, Polio, Yellow Fever, Typhoid Fever, Whooping Cough, Tuberculosis, Tetanus... BUT ONLY CANCER AND AIDS """"THEY"""" chose to not cure. Impossible that these diseases are just harder to find a cure, no ?
You have to be extremely dumb to believe in a global conspiracy against curing cancer, when the first company that found it would probably become the richest pharmaceutical company in the world.
Also there a lot of researchers working not for money, but for human benefit. Where do they fit here ? And all the state-owned or non-profit laboratories ? University Labs ? Are they working in this conspiracy too ?
This is just as dumb as flat earth.
My friend had cancer when she was roughly one. It is almost 12 years later and she has had a scar on her belly since.
im doing cancer research for my undergrad research project!
Thank you so much Dr osaye for your ultimate help and understanding in curing my cancer
Now I know that anything is curable.
I have brain cancer thanks life noggin but it chemo resistante
I have a story about my friend friend who had cancer.One day,my friend and I playing football,my friend fell into the ground.I helped him stop bleeding.Few month later,I saw his leg is “plumped”.
Well, those of us without cancer need to understand how lucky we have it, and if you or a loved one have cancer, I am saying my prayers
Do a video on Ebola please!!
NOOO GOD NO GOD PLEASE NO NO NO NOOOOOOOOOOOOO
@@SomeRandomGtaDude-zl3us no it left earth about 20000000 yeara ago
Because it has manifested itself into physical form as...fortnite.
You're the next Justin Y
lmao
Yeah
My brain hurts from all of this
STOP JUSTIN Y. WANNABE SUBSCRIBER GREEDY
My Nana di had a cancer that spread throughout her body, and it was because of her smoking, but she still loved my family soo much. But unfortunately, she died on thanksgiving 2018, at least we got to say goodbye in about October
My grandpa died from cancer there was no cure at that time hope that no one goes through the same pain as he did years ago