In 2020 alone, roughly 1.8 million people will be diagnosed with cancer in our country. Up until now, there are nearly 103,000 deaths from COVID-19, so that’s clearly something to think about. We’re not suggesting that the coronavirus is a mild disease, we just want to point out that the world’s oldest documented case of cancer hails from ancient Egypt in 1500 BC. and here we are in the 21st century with virtually no cure for cancer—a disease that kills without mercy almost anyone who stands in its way.
And… as if that weren’t enough, there are certain types of cancer that just can’t be detected until it’s too late for the patient. Read on to discover the cancers that are really tricky to detect early.
2 thoughts on “7 Types of Cancer That Are Almost Impossible to Detect in Early Stages”
It seems to me that if animals can be tracked all around the world, as I recently read that a turtle was tracked for 1600 miles, that there should be a way to insert into the human body, without major operations, devices that can be easily read that have the ability to notify or alarm through some software program that there is something happening in the body that needs attention.
It is utterly ridiculous to read, especially at this juncture, that so many people are dying so needlessly because we do not have a way for early notification that something might be going wrong that is detected early enough that resolving the problem is a simpler matter.
It still feels like we are medically still in prehistoric times considering the time and money spent over the years to resolve these issues, that are common place in name, common place in death but far from miraculous in life…
I completely agree! Without early detection, we’re doomed. Doctors won’t recommend MRI, CT, etc., because they are expensive.