"A century ago average life expectancy at birth was in the low to mid-50s. Now it is almost 79, and if you make it to 65 you’re likely to live into your mid-80s. The median age of cancer death is 72. We live long enough for it to get us."
...
As people age their cells amass more potentially cancerous mutations. Given a long enough life, cancer will eventually kill you — unless you die first of something else. That would be true even in a world free from carcinogens and equipped with the most powerful medical technology.
Comments
Too much money in the industry to take chances. Hypocratic oath indeed.
I just acknowledge there is too much money on one side of the issue to ever get an honest trial.
It's not my fault the lack of an honest trial creates doubt.
Take all the screenshots you need.
NFM
If vaccines are creating symptoms, that's VERY profitable.
HTH
That's what i thought.
Exponential growth is profitable.
Are you really surprised to find out that there were lower cancer rates when the life expectancy was 50?
Or you could answer the original question fucko.