The multi-billion-dollar medical complex that treats cancer like a subscription service: Expensive, long-term, and preferably recurring.
The multi-billion-dollar medical complex that treats cancer like a subscription service: Expensive, long-term, and preferably recurring.
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The sophisticated system that turns “we’re making progress” into decades of research grants, pink ribbons, and very healthy executive bonuses.
The enterprise that fights cancer the same way the military-industrial complex fights wars: endless money, questionable results, and no real incentive to end it.
The business model where “finding the cure” takes a backseat to “managing the lifelong customer.”
The grim reality where “hope” is a marketing slogan and survival rates improve mostly because we’re getting better at keeping very sick people alive longer.