Why Haven’t We Cured Cancer? | Harriet Feilotter | TEDxQueensU

Providing a basic explanation of some of the major hurdles encountered by cancer researchers, Dr. Feilotter, a cancer researcher and molecular geneticist, provides clarity around the growing recognition within the scientific community about the complexity of this disease. While many people think of cancer as being a very common illness, this talk explores the concept that cancer is actually extremely rare - so rare, in fact, that it is not easy to study. The slippery genetics that underlies the development and evolution of tumours is described, leading us to the conclusion that perhaps we need to reframe our questions. Dr. Feilotter is a Professor in the Department of Pathology and Molecular Medicine at Queen’s University, where she maintains an active program dedicated to the assessment of methods for

[tazanwole]

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[cfrench]

I’m a pediatric brain cancer survivor. My doctors were amazing despite several complications with my treatment. I get kinda annoyed when people theorize that we should have or could have or even that we have found a cure and companies are withholding their information for profit. Now, i definitely don’t think much of the American pharmaceutical industry but i do believe that they are working to the best of their abilities to cure it. It’s not their fault that these microscopic cells have brains bigger than our own

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[GivathBrenner]

Thanks for sharing Dr. Feilotter. I realize that this talk is from 4 years ago and that they have researching Cancer for at least 50 years but....keep up the good work. Many, someday will be cured of Cancer and you of the solution.

Mr. Phillips
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[khadijaumar]

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[barrygorlin]

Very clear explanation of cancer nature! Thanks a lot.

[skands]

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[geraldlewis]

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[lukefrahn]

Interesting. I assumed it was the same reason we haven't 'cured' any disease - because there's far more money to be made from treating symptoms.

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[sidstovell]

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[beckyhorley]

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[Jadedpistol]

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[techyspace]

In my opinion she follows an old school thought on how to carry cancer research, she's researching cancer as if it was the disease itself, when in reality, cancer and other degenerative diseases are just symptoms of aging, cell division and senescence. As we age our cells lose genetic material as it goes through cellular division, increasing the chances of a cell mutating just enough times for it to turn into cancerous cells. Cancer treatments should rely less on external technologies and more on internal or genetic modifications, by either activating certain genes in our cells to release a complex sugar called, hyaluronan, as it happens with mole rats, or target aging itself by studying the role of NAD+, thymus regeneration, including the hallmarks of aging. Another alternative is researching senolytic drugs, they eliminate senescent cells, assisting with the prevention of cancer and of other age related diseases.

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