The new cancer drugs - Helpful or harmful? | DW Documentary

Every year in Germany, 500,000 people are diagnosed with cancer. Only about half of these people can be cured. It’s no wonder that the pharmaceutical industry works tirelessly to deliver improved treatments. But how reliable are the new drugs?
Pharmaceutical cancer research is in full swing. New products are constantly entering the market, promising patients longer and more pain-free lives. Others even hold out the prospect of a cure.
Many of these treatments come to the market via an accelerated process. Often, they are accompanied by talk of major breakthroughs and new strategies: Targeted hormone therapy, antibody therapy, gene therapy. Spending on cancer drugs has risen by more than 50 percent in recent years - to more than 8.6 billion Euros in 2019.
It’s a profitable market for the pharmaceutical industry. But survival rates are not increasing as much as hoped. "We are in a situation where we have more and more fast-tracked drugs with less and less certainty about the actual benefit. And we're in a situation where we're spending a lot of money on them," says Prof. Wolf-Dieter Ludwig, Chairman of the German Medical Association’s Drug Commission.
So, what is really known about the new cancer drugs? Their side-effects, benefits and potential harm they may cause? How well-researched are they before they come to market? Who controls their usage in practice? This documentary looks for answers.
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[@lopamudraray4571]

I worked 6 yrs with Targeted therapy for breast, renal and small cell lung cancer. Also worked with Neuro endocrine Tumors of GI. Believe me, every cancer patient is unique. They response differently to these medications. And I have seen many patients surviving longer. It's expensive, no doubt particularly in a country like India. For young patients, living few years more is equally important. We need more awareness. Early detection is key to prolonging life.

[@sheilacoulton775]

No it's not, there are a great number of rare cancers that have no treatment , not everyone can pay over 100,000 dollars to live for six months. That is reality for a lot of people all over the world .

[@hul8376]

Hello Lopamudra We also need to change alot of things in our society that gives us higher chance of cancer, less food and candy coloring, less plastic, less air polution, less use of pain medication when not necessary, men that gets vasectomy to stop getting children gives higher chance of prostate cance, less hormone pill use by women, fire resistant chemicals that is cancerous in furniture and clothing, alot of heavy metals polluted by us humans in the ocean ending up in fish. We need to change alot of this that will lower the amount of cancer around the world not just making medications!

[@mddelwarhossain6674]

My mother have been fighting with small cell lung cancer since 1 st June 2020. And now it metastasis in liver. Afer applying three drug, last one is response partially. I don’t know what will happen with my mom in next time.

[@andresamplonius315]

@@mddelwarhossain6674 When the cancer gets the liver the struggle's uphill. Sugest investigate Gerson therapy, mistletoe therapy, fasting

[@Sagittarius-A-Star]

@@andresamplonius315 Sounds like BS.

[@died4us590]

My mom went to the er by ambulance after falling, and not able to get up. I arrived at the er, and she was very jaundiced. An MRI, showed multiple lesions in her liver that they couldn't count, and said the cancer spread to her liver from somewhere else. The dr. said there was nothing they could do, and that she was also septic. My mom told me that she was not in pain, and that she was not afraid to die. This was the last i talked to her, as she was losing consciousness. We took her home by ambulance, even though they said she wouldn't make it. Took 4 more day's before she would pass. I prayed that all kid's and grand kids say goodbye, that she not have the fish out of water affect that we were told the sepsis would cause, and that she go peacefully. The very last day my nephew called from halfway around the world on a navy ship. He told me they usually only let you call if it was a parent, but they let him. I saw a bright flash of light after i hung the phone up, and knew it was gonna be soon. My dad asked if he would be okay to go to the garage, because he didn't know how to cope, and i said no she is gonna go soon. He stayed, because he knew my mom and i knew thing's were gonna happen before they did. Less than 15 minutes, and she took her last breathe in peace. Her eye's remained closed, and she had a smile on her face. My mom was not even sick before this, and she knew where she was going. Fighting for more time with these poison drug's makes no sense, several other people in my family felt the same way, and just used the time they had to get thing's done. God bless anyone who has to make a choice, and all people affected by cancer.

[@guantisengkun4342]

Hope u are ok god bless

[@mintshih333]

Thanks for sharing your experience. It's very peaceful that she died with a smile on her face. Hopefully your family all got peace of mind through and after losing her. I try to avoid any cancer causing things or habits, and one day I hope cancer can be eradicated as it is so horrible.

[@brisvegas859]

Prays, wishes and hopes to all people affected by cancer.

[@gameaddictgonewild777]

Cancer should not be a problem in 2022.

[@dekev7503]

My mom is a cancer survivor. This documentary really hit home

[@pintdinkler7521]

Does your mom have a root canal?

[@pintdinkler7521]

Root canals cause 98% of cancer today

[@pintdinkler7521]

And a whole bunch of other things from depression sciatica suicide to name a few

[@shetty98]

@@pintdinkler7521 Can you share your sources Please. Coz that statement is giving me Panic attacks. The *root canal cause cancer* one

[@pintdinkler7521]

@@shetty98 i sure will its a documentary called root cause its only on tubi tv

[@mybluebelly]

We all have to learn to let go and not cling on for dear life. I just lost my 72 y.o. mother to pancreatic cancer, she was a very fit and healthy young lady but she was also a champ and accepted her faith right from the start. I don`t know, she must have been a lot braver than i knew and she passed on without a care in the world.

[@florinapostoiu]

Human species still have at least a few hundred years before they can understand what you wrote, only if this will happen sometime, far away in the future. Only knowledge and a new level of understanding can do this - we have a lot of knowledge right now on this planet but very little understanding of that knowledge, so a new level of understanding the process of life is much too far away. This lack of understanding is why we are doing so many stupid things on this planet, and implicitly to ourselves.

[@0Wayland]

Welcome death, it's the most natural thing.

[@henrietta9206]

condolences, my was my Dad, passed in 2017

[@wambuialice957]

Live and let live. All reactions and actions are valid. Why should everybody be brave?

[@judithbaxter1257]

I totally respect her acceptance of death. As a nurse I feel exactly the same after a diagnosis of Gastric Cancer

[@jekkt]

PREVENTION NOT TREATMENT

[@atypicalarc4019]

You have to look at it from a half full not half empty glass. My wife has stage 4 renal cancer and has been living with it for the last 3 years. Without the Opdivo treatment, she’d have been dead inside of 6 months. Sure the side effects are sometimes inconvenient, but the time we’ve gotten and the quality of life can’t be ignored. Nothing is perfect, but the alternative is awful. Be glad you live in the age that we do and don’t despair that there’s no cure yet. The doctors are fighting this with everything they’ve got and immunotherapy is a huge step in the right direction. Personal thanks to Doctor Sheike, I don’t know what path led you to oncology, but I’m thankful every day for your resolve against this.

[@MerkleAkrunphleuphle]

Was the 6 month diagnosis based on how fast she was going down hill? I have seen many people get 3 year diagnosis and 10 years later they are still around with no treatment.

[@atypicalarc4019]

@@MerkleAkrunphleuphle Hi Michael, thanks for the question. It was based on the spread and the size of the tumors. A couple years prior she had a “benign” mass in one of her kidneys but it was so large they said it should come out. After surgery they identified that it was stage 1 renal carcinoma but that they had got all of it. After recovery, CT scans twice a year to keep an eye on it. No change for two years but we end up in the hospital one night because she can’t breathe and it turns out to be a pulmonary embolism blocking blood flow to the lungs. CT scan again to look for the clots and they see the huge mass in her liver that’s 14cm (zero in the scan from 3 months ago). Also nodes in her lungs and another in the kidney from the earlier surgery and surrounding lymph nodes. Retelling it out loud I can’t believe we’ve made it this far. Within a year of the immunotherapy all the tumors are gone except for the liver and kidney, and they’ve both shrunk to 2cm and been stable for 4 years. Luckier than a lot of folks that hers responded but unfortunately remission is elusive. Take care

[@lisaoney1973]

Reach out to Dr uromi on KZbin, his herbs works properly well to get rid of my Cancer permanently

[@NotstarvinMarvin]

@@lisaoney1973 Did u drink some of his magic milk?

[@lisaoney1973]

@@NotstarvinMarvin Him cured my cancer his herbal medicine work well

[@ozgunique]

Cancer is not just one disease, there are hundreds of types and they are all different, infinitely complex to understand, let alone find a cure. We need a global initiative that invests in cancer research with no profit in mind. Imagine channeling the military budgets to healthcare

[@rayallan3650]

Yeah just imagine...but I want it to be a reality...but the pure greed, power, corruption, lust of human is preventing it.

[@loliwemoyo5680]

The Utopia you speak is hindered by greed. And the fact that medicine is racist, sexist and doesn't really care in some areas. A lot of advancement in medicine came at a cost of someone Brain knowledge came from experimenting on metal folks, gynecology black women and Hypothermia jews. Todays medicine distinguishes between a rich man and poor one. Note:I am a medical student.

[@MerkleAkrunphleuphle]

And how much pollution is caused? Why not go to the base problem? which is lifestyle, pollution etc. Humans pushing our home to it's limit while lacking any care about health is a huge part.

[@ruthcr8839]

I love DW. Always with such great information for the public worldwide. Thanks! 😘

[@Rhyssuper]

Good documentary! I would love to see a documentary about lyme disease. Theres so much misconceptions about how it affects your body and mind.

[@originalhuggies9740]

Or where it came from.

[@mivarichard429]

We pray when all sickness will be gone

[@kunalshah238]

Also, make a documentary on gene therapy, that transfer blood cells, into cancer killers, according, to university of pennsylvania the Car T cells can actually cure patients of leukaemia. Dr Armin Ghobadi is an expert in gene and cellular immunotherapy for cancer. Please make a documentary on it sir🙏🙏

[@sheilacoulton775]

There are a lot of different cancers ,that treatment option is not for everyone, my sister in-law died in July 2021, she had three different types of cancer, one was rare and no treatment option for that one. Glad there is for Leukemia.

[@elvisngenoh7855]

Humans need to focus on the Food they consume it's medicine

[@ancalyme]

If a drug manages cancer in 99 cases but kills 1, is it really moral to let 99 people die/suffer?

[@mjbkk]

This channel is well deserved high respectful. always supply useful information and scientific food for brain.

[@entropicpedro]

I always say if I get cancer I will not spend a single cent on medication, probably only pain killers as I enjoy my final days whilst planning for my self-euthanasia... Better things can be done with money than throw it at a lost cause...

[@IoaneLevy-xb3sj]

Please I really need some help to due my breast cancer

[@kevanhubbard9673]

I have a rare T Cell non-Hodgkins Lymphoma and am on immunotherapy and chemotherapy but you can't tell how effective they are as you don't know what would have happened if you hadn't been talking them? Would it have metastasized by now obviously an unknown.

[@tancharlotte-jayne4157]

actually, phase 1 trials mainly test safety and toxicity of the drug/ treatment, and the safe dose is determined. phase 2 is where the safe dose is confirmed, and there is more pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic analysis too. Phase 3 is where we are mostly sure of the safety of the drug while we still look out for any adverse events that the drug/treatment may cause, and we mainly test the drug/ treatment’s ability to prolong overall survival or progression-free survival in patients.

[@kleersteelkleersteel7187]

You said it all in title....Business.

[@jennahcollings1174]

I really think that the HIV/AIDS teams and cancer teams need to set up a task force specific to sharing information. Both have the same issue if discovering drugs that do more than just managed conditions and get to a really solution. Every time both sides think they got there the virus or cancer finds a way to find another way to progress!

[@supaavtr700]

So basically they are selling hope

[@lookoutleo]

What can I say , a moving documentary, thank you for posting

[@coviddeniersarelunaticsand6146]

Cancer have been existing much longer than COVID-19 but pharma industries could bring COVID vaccines within a few months. It's all about money, if politicians would invest the same amount of money, we probably would have effective and promising cancer drugs by now.

[@jekkt]

its different because cancer is not a virus so u cant make a vaccine. its a flawed mindset, why would u put the whole focus on treatment? prevention is a way bigger factor to be considered. by that i do agree with your point to some extent. what gives u cancer, makes money. and cancer makes money, because of treatment. it's a win-win for the industry and a big L morally

[@superskrub4209]

A vaccine against a particular virus is relatively easy to create. The virus is foreign to the body, and therefore expresses antigens that the immune system can recognize. Furthermore, viruses usually only provide a few viable variants. A tumor can have many cell types of cells, each with different cell-surface antigens. Those cells are derived from each patient and display few if any antigens that are foreign to that individual. This makes it difficult for the immune system to distinguish cancer cells from normal cells.

[@timwanger4491]

So you have basically no understanding of biology and how cancer works. I would highly recommend less KZbin and more book reading...

[@dramirfarhadbahreini6477]

@@jekkt the vaccine and viruses are lie.neurologist

[@coviddeniersarelunaticsand6146]

@@timwanger4491 I am an engineer, not a doctor, but what you? Hope either of them. The point is, investment can advance scientific discoveries and technologies. It helps researchers and scientists to get all the required equipments to achieve progress and new findings that help to understand cancer, how to prevent and how to treat them efficiently. As an engineer myself, I am also waiting for more investments and funding to work on my new and advanced technologies.

[@dawnsparrow4477]

Excellent video shared by excellent documentary (DW)channel...I think (attempts bravery- having hope for better future)better than painfully waiting for a sever painfully death comes ..because I felt German doctors & medical staff are treating their Patients with believable talking 👄, ultra job faithfulness manners ...good luck & respectful 🙏 👏 for this fillfulment husband of a patient.

[@marshalniel]

Cancel drug appears. Will Smith: I am Ready

[@David-lm2tl]

Early diagnosis is key so having the infrastructure and finances to promote that is vital. You cant cut health services and then expect to solve cancer with medicine at the latest stage. More money is needed for health services not banking tax cuts

[@therange4033]

At 2.51, I hope this brave woman got her wish.

[@MerkleAkrunphleuphle]

Bummer I was hoping to see a survival or life increase chart after the price chart

[@puregold900]

Vitamin B17 eg. 4-6apple seeds a day Help. in moderate regular doses with1 to 1/2 teaspoon bi carb of soda and teaspoon of honey. Will Help slow your cancer down and give you energy to fight your cancer. On top of your doctors expertise and support. This is not medical advice. Form me I am not a Doctor. Do your due diligence. And you will see results.

[@ObamAmerican48]

I will never subject myself to cancer treatment. Often, the cure is worse than the cancer. I've lived my life well. I'll opt for palliative & hospice when the time comes.

[@dhu6232]

Yep This is what I hope to do myself if it comes.

[@camerond8176]

The business of hope, is the business of profit making NOT cures.......................Healthy people don't produce profits, sick people do. Keeping them alive a little longer increases profits, curing patients reduces potential profits.

[@Rozie32]

Totally agree.

[@dhu6232]

Truth

[@jochemlaurenssen9440]

Starving the cancer of its nutrients is very effective as a treatment espescially in late stage cancer where medicine has no effect. But the pharma industry cannot make billions of that so they keep quiet. Also prevention can be way more effective, but the food and pharma industry cannot make much profit of this as well. They are actually developing an expensive treatment that mimics fasting with the added side effects.

[@parmbirdhaliwal6311]

Sugar is the key ingredient cancer needs to flourish .

[@jochemlaurenssen9440]

@@parmbirdhaliwal6311 yes for most common cancers sugar is the main fuel. Sugar and carbs are also the main cause by causing insuline resistance, inflamation, damage and then cancer. Cancer rates have skyrocketed since the us government decided saturated fats and cholesterol are bad for you.

[@TheLinus1997]

@@jochemlaurenssen9440 Based knower.

[@katharina...]

@@jochemlaurenssen9440 We have it all upsidedown, indeed! We absolutely need fat to stay healthy, and yet most people are actively avoiding it while stuffing themselves with carbs. I find this so sad! :(

[@redhummingbird171]

You can’t single out cancer cells to starve. By the time they are “starved” from fasting, other cells in the body will be equally starved and it could be very dangerous.

[@arbaz79]

Excellent Documentary 👍. I can really relate to cancer and its effects on the patients since my mother passed away from pancreatic cancer.Cancer not only takes a troll on the patient health wise but it also takes a toll on the rest of the family members mentally/financially and because its treatment is expensive people tend to sell their stuff to fund its treatment.Hope we can find the cure of this horrible disease somewhere in the near future.

[@rottaa3313]

My father has pancreatic cancer too. Im hoping for a miracle in this horrible disease.

[@V3ritas1989]

I'd really like to hear some stuff about the new individualised mRNA cancer treatment for which Biontec has started scaling up their production capacity. Thats in the early stages too. Especially the individualized treatment factor makes it interesting how regulation and approval process will work for it.

[@compassionentheogen]

There were 152 or so patients in the last trial that got such big news coverage.

[@nuclearcatbaby1131]

I suspect it only works because they use it with checkpoint inhibitors. Cuba makes cancer vaccines that are just regular dead protein vaccines.

[@ksteak27]

31:54 - No. Sales rising does not necessarily mean costs are rising. Costs may be rising, but your graphic is misleading here.

[@marianasalles242]

Money 💰 Money 💰 Money 💰

[@bernadettebecher5668]

Wish we would place greater emphasis on health through great nutrition/ excercise/ a good nights sleep and reducing our toxic chemical load.

[@dhu6232]

This 100%.

[@lupissarra]

Is there any 'hard data's on that?

[@ishowspeedaf9986]

when they find medicine for autoimmune disorder

[@gaybriellookingland6756]

Try prayers to Saint Peregrine,can't promise,but nothin to lose

[@unboxingdoomdays5949]

Another harmful drug omg

[@kunalshah238]

Keytruda is also a block buster drugs, ??? Please share some information on it as documentary?

[@jamesuwellok9007]

I sincerely appreciate you Dr osaye, and you do have my full trust,you should be heard around the world , and you have a way of speach that entices me,thank you so much for curing my type two cancer I had thought would never end..

[@georgeokojie795]

Won't stop Testifying to the World about your kind Gesture on how you cured my #cancer disease with your Herbs. Thanks a lot Dr Ogoh 💛💛

[@franciscojose6496]

Congratulation for this inportant information

[@therange4033]

If I was given a diagnosis like theirs I struggle to think what I would do. Would I take all the drugs I could? I don't think so. I hope I would take the days my Lord gave me and be thankful for my life thus far. Death is only scary for those who are not dying!

[@crystaltheo8494]

In the face of death you have no idea what you’d do, until you’re there.

[@orlandoramirez3411]

I Am Legend. I'm so ready

[@sachinrv1]

Frankly, it is very sad to see that the basis of prescribing cancer drug by the doctors is "probability" instead of "certainty". The cancer doctors and their patients are only rolling the dice. Fantastic documentary.

[@ancalyme]

There is no such thing as "certainty" in science. It's an absurd concept.

[@sachinrv1]

@@ancalyme agree taking chance is what i meant to say

[@telisiabrown2858]

Total honesty very important for decision making.

[@andrewa.1788]

Very telling that you never see a pharma representative in the documentary. Cowards. It's not that the sociopaths are ashamed. They know they are garbage. But at the end of the day they are "following" the law (that by the way was also lobbied by them).

[@franciscojose6496]

Very good channel

[@abdulaahialirooble9684]

As a junior medical doctor , when I was a medical school I face self made diagnosis , prognosis and treatment options on malignant lymphoma it's not a real case, in medical field we called medical syndrome, huge challenge medical student, I screened two different hospitals finally absence of disease and feelbetter.

[@nessiec.4947]

for some it might be a blessing for others it could be death too soon. Each patient is different....yet I am not really a fan of Imbruvica and updated scary side effects. I would have loved to hear which medication now the lady is taking instead for her CLL??? My dad's doctor must have a fine deal with the pharma representative for Imbruvica....and won't change for a less dangerous treatment. Please advise what she is taking instead?

[@MerkleAkrunphleuphle]

interesting how they talk about her wedding ring and phone passcode instead of bus ticket etc. the next day things are worse. And the she says it came on suddenly, without warning. This is the exact denial that humans need to get rid of.

[@therange4033]

IF I was given a dire cancer diagnosis I think/hope I would put the quality of life above the number of days left.

[@clairelevasseur9434]

A bit of both, I guess...

[@Kringspiermusketier]

That's why i ONLY want a diagnosis, so i know what it is... But i refuse any treatment, even when its curable. Too many scams in the pharmaceutical industry.

[@ethimself5064]

Prevention is the way to go.

[@nmm5214]

For some prevention doesn't work (genetic reasons) but they can lessen their chances of getting cancer.

[@marco21274]

Most cancers are chance. Yes, you can live healthy but most cancer can not be prevented.

[@user-tj6ot7tw8g]

God invented cancer for a purpose 🙏 just like covid

[@jekkt]

@@nmm5214 500k cases a year in germany how many do u think are coz of genetics..

[@jekkt]

@@marco21274 cap

[@catitude4]

Taking poison won't heal you.

[@panikz]

Shows the importance of rwe... I am less critic of imbruvica launch... It is not the most common disease hence creating data with +1k patient is hard. Especially if there is a high need in patients... Interesting documentary! Thank you!

[@rogerman65]

Nearly 70 percent of all those who are diagnosed with cancer today survive in Sweden, defined as being still alive ten years after the time of diagnosis. Ten years ago, survival was only 59 percent for men and 62 percent for women. And 30 years ago, the corresponding figures were only 39 and 49 percent, respectively. What are you doing Germany?

[@David-lm2tl]

That's a very interesting statistic and can be explained more with the socio-economic policies. Very intrigued

[@rogerman65]

@@David-lm2tl Germany has about the same socio-economic policy when it comes to healthcare as do Sweden. Germans have always put a pride in their health-care system. German healthcare was for example more robust when it came to storing health-care equipment like surgical masks before Covid struck than was Sweden. So what happened?

[@marieplanta9387]

I’m super excited, I have just been cured from hsv 2 after using your medicine. Thank you doctor oyagu💃💃>

[@catherineleslie-faye4302]

I have cancer and will start chemotherapy soon... covid exposure and a shorthanded clinic is keeping me from doing chemo this week. The drugs that will be used are well tested.

[@cycletrade2276]

Merchants of hopium

[@bradydavidow4470]

Cancer can't grow without Sugar!

[@user-pv2qd5jn3l]

In Asia there salesmans sit down at waiting room hospitals everyday to marketing new drugs for money $$$, OMG,

[@MolloyPolloy]

Science and scientists? Ohhh I think I'll have to ask Alice who lives down the road. She's not a scientist (she never even finished high school) but she watches KZbin videos in her PJs smoking cigarettes all day and is therefore totally qualified to lecture about vaccines and all other medical topics. She once said "Just because i don't have a fancy degree in medicine doesn't mean I don't know about medicine".... Thanks for all your help during the Pandemic Alice! I'm sure your thoughts on cancer will be as equally inspiring.

[@originalhuggies9740]

You really needed to vent about Alice didn't you?

[@louarmstrong6128]

It's sad, but we don't feel our health agencies give us true info, all the info...so yeah you get better info from the comment sections on KZbin video s

[@stopdeforestation]

Dw, could u do a program on Blood pressure. Which BP manufacturer meds statistically work, & side effects. BP supplements (ashwagandha*, coq10*, red yeast rice*, fish oil, garlic, etc) to work. The ones with an asterisk I've taken that did not help me. Vegetables & fruits that are said to help BP. I've had bp problems for yrs, so this could be the best program u ever make for me (and a few others on here). 🥺

[@kunalshah238]

Dr Carl june, one, of the pioneer, in cancer treatment. Also, has revolutionary treatment, called Kymriah by Novartis. But cost is one of the concern, it's , FDA approved. It's a gene therapy!!! Must ,also .make a documentary on this revolutionary treatment! 🙏🙏 it's a ,feedback ,to DW channel 🙏

[@arbaz79]

Hoe much does it cost?

[@kunalshah238]

@@arbaz79 it's cost ,approx 400000$, it is a personalised treatment as patients blood is enginered to fight cancer!! For more, information on Kymriah u can visit Novartis website or can search google, or can speak to a oncologist near u, thank you🙏

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

All medicinal drugs are one step forward and 0.99 steps back.

[@grjoe4412]

Jesus. If you don't have enough real contents, don't make the video. Instead you drag it on and on. What's your point?

[@lalsangatv7898]

I love dw documentery

[@geigertec5921]

Stop eating fired potatoes, drinking litteral poision, smoking litteral poision, and deliberately being lazy and not exercising. There, that's your cure. It's call preventative maintenance - eat healthy, don't drink, don't smoke, and get off the couch and excersize.

[@NickanM]

Sure. People have died in cancer for as long as we have existed, Einstein. Archeological finds has proven it. And they lived as healthy as you can.

[@joeb134]

Because it's so easy to stop these things. Even in whole foods your foods are pumped full of chemicals and the ones that atleast say they arnt are unaffordable for the average person. Stop blaming the person when the system is the problem

[@ozgunique]

These only reduce your risks. Putting the blame on people who get cancer is really unfair. Sometimes you are just unlucky

[@geigertec5921]

@@NickanM These foods and drinks litterally have labels on them that warn the consumer that they cause cancer. The people of the past didn't have the luxury of knowing these facts, we do, and yet we still consume this garbage. It is well documented that fried/greasy foods, alcohol, and tobacco are ALL cancer-causing, people who do all three without even trying to live healthy are the reason modern cancer rates are so high.

[@geigertec5921]

@doomer pill YoU aRe ImPeRfECt ToO.

[@luciferjohnson8495]

Just business

[@auwalusuleiman8028]

Giving thanks to Dr Mados is something I will always take personal because he brought me back to my full health..

[@danepilipina8069]

Cancer has no cure

[@twiston43]

Those DW titles are so cheesy...

[@thusalthurandhajayaneththi3274]

What if government nationalize this companies ?

[@grimreaper73793]

New genocide 2.0.

[@carloruiters8644]

Ja man gan tot boe op cell en kyk wat maak dit soo hart

[@franciscojose6496]

Let's go watching now

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

Before 1945, before nuclear bombs, cancers were very low. They blamed smoking a vegetable leaf for the vast explosion of cancers after. Yes, try explain that to non-smoking parents that their child has leukemia, that obviously also hasn't touched a cigarette in their short lives. Get the con?

[@doctork1708]

Processed food, environmental poisons everywhere…in our water, food, air, rivers, oceans, soil, all the personal care products we use, household cleaners, off gassing…

[@a3zan]

Trust the science

[@MWEric]

Hope is Dangerous thing….Shawshank Redemption

[@zyxxlar]

Nerf miner

[@ekinneebenezer8699]

Thanks for all you do dr oiwoh on KZbin you have a good heart keep on the good deed towards getting people cured may God always blsss you.🙏🙏...

[@auwalusuleiman8028]

Dr Mados is my saviour I thought all hope was lost until i was recommended to him here on KZbin. I recommend him also..

[@switchbladeactiondance]

just a lie. we're comin' for ya

[@juanparacchini4772]

The sorcerers and their drugs make little difference. Despite that, many put faith in them. Ones best chance to survive the cancer of the higher powers, is to renounce holy spirit of christ, to hate God, and learn to conform well with other real humans instead. Perhaps good ethics may result is some merciful cure from cancer judgement.

[@panikz]

Regulatory pathway is unfortunately not correctly explained. Phase III doe not necissarilly need torepresent thousands of patients. Also phase II is often for dose finding... Also market Exclusivity for orphans does not necissarilly result in monopoly...is quite a misleading benefit... Lastly, yes it is true that the incremental only increased 3 pp but much higher relative improvement. And the higher the standard the higher the incremental benefit to achieve

[@lukebieniek9069]

"You have to experience it for yourself" 🙃🙄🚧🎬👎🏿🖖Take two.

[@lolbots]

careful you might get cancelled!

[@monkeymagic4555]

Fate is fate other than injuries cuts/breaks etc what will be will be very dangerous game we are playing here (inc potentially genetically for humanity as a whole going forward) with all this Pharma crap...

[@edh615]

are you insane?

[@monkeymagic4555]

@@edh615 Only on Tuesdays Princess.....

[@marco21274]

Oh, you want a Darwin award! 😎

[@monkeymagic4555]

@@marco21274 Yes please!....We takes anything 4 free you know!....

[@marco21274]

@Monkey Magic It's not for free. You have to earn it!😁

[@mohammedsaysrashid3587]

Excellent Journal Coverage Video shared by Respective Documentary (DW)channel about Cancers Drugs in Germany ...thanks for sharing what attracted me Positively 1-Medical staffs Especially Doctors Pursuing drugs Response to Patients cases or Not & its Side effects 2- Believable talking of Doctors ( Business of Hope For cancer ) ...But in Retard & 3rd World Countries Majority Doctors& Medical staffs are not Pursuing what they directing & donating to their Patients In addition of Fake quality Drugs expansion in Medical storages & Pharmacies (Business of Hope for all kinds of Diseases )

[@SomosLaNuevaEra]

L O V E ❤️

[@pyrenos736]

Ich gratuliere euch zu der Schließung euerer russischen Liegenschaften. Ihr habt es verdient :-)

[@andresmattos7541]

ITS ALL ABOUT THE $$$$$$$$$$$ 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑

[@superskunknl]

Same story for covid vaccines.

[@ekinneebenezer8699]

Thanks for all you do dr oiwoh on KZbin you have a good heart keep on the good deed towards getting people cured may God always blsss you.🙏🙏...