Will there ever be a cure for breast cancer

Will there ever be a cure for breast cancer ?

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Scientists all over the world are looking for a cure to this diseases. They are also studying to ways to prevent healthy women from ever developing it. Although, these two most important breakthroughs – cure and prevention – are probably st…

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Can breast cancer be cured?

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Currently there is no cure for breast cancer, only treatments, which are not always successful. Scientists are always working to find a cure for breast cancer.

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Do you think that there will ever be a cure for breast cancer? I don’t think that there ever will be?

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A: Breast cancer is a complex set of diseases. There are many forms of it. Research has given us increasing insight and knowledge about this disease, and there have been numerous new treatment advances in recent years.It is my expectation that this progress will continue, if not increase enourmously in the near future. Knowledge builds on itself. At this time, stage 0 and 1 breast cancer are nearly 98% curable. Advanced stage 4 breast cancer is now being treated as a chronic disease in many patients, with survival ranging into decades, not just months or years. I doubt there will ever be a day when someone will simply “invent a cure” for breast cancer. It takes time, research and slow, steady progress to achieve that. We are very close though, to eliminating it as one of the major causes of death in women.

Will there ever be a cure for aids? or breast cancer or anything else like that?

Q: And the cure/treatment wont end up destroying the persons entire body?

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Pink Ribbon- Breast Cancer Awareness question.?

Q: First, I’m not saying that breast cancer doesn’t warrant many more years of research, but does anyone think that breast cancer kind of hogs the spotlight? There are other diseases and cancers that get virtually no attention. No attention means no funding for research, and that means there is a far less chance for people who have other types of cancer (like pancreatic, kidney, liver) to ever hope for a cure.You just don’t see a Walk for Kidney, Lung, Liver, Pancreatic, Uterine, Bladder or Skin cancer. It’s a little perturbing to know that these diseases, which can be as bad as or more deadly than (pancreatic) breast cancer, but receive little to no attention.Additionally, there are many diseases that people don’t even know about, they don’t get any attention, which means they don’t have anyone donating to that cause, and that means that researchers will never have the resources to help find cures or even treatments for certain diseases (Muscular dystrophy, Auto-Immune diseases, Heart disease, Respiratory disease ect)Do you think things like breast cancer awareness month, all these “pink” accessories, and all their corporate sponsors take away money and spotlight away from other cancers and diseases?

A: No, it doesn’t take away from other cancers and diseases. The Susan G. Komen Foundation just hit the nail on the head on how to get fundraising out there and to reach a wide audience. It’s about organization, reaching out, and fundraising. Breast cancer awareness was never such an overwhelming cause until one foundation stepped up, determined to get the attention that breast cancer needs.I do agree with you though that other cancers don’t get the same attention. There are LOTS that don’t. I can understand your frustration. I work very close with a foundation that works for getting out awareness of childhood cancer. We were very disappointed by the lack of golden ribbons during September (childhood cancer awareness month). We fought hard to get the Conquer Childhood Cancer Act of 2008 bill put in place. We hope to branch out further and make next September a better month for getting the stories out there. My suggestion to you is, if you feel strongly about supporting one of these causes, join forces with a foundation. Throw fundraisers to raise money. Organize a walk in your city. Have a bake sale. Put together a neighborhood garage sale. Educate others on how to prevent the disease…or about the devastating effects, cure rates, treatment, etc. It only takes one person….Good luck.