The Uncharted Cancer Patient Masterclass

12/08/2021

Cancer science is overwhelming and always changing. Get immediate access to the latest cancer science and action plans to improve your life and outcome. Supported by amazing donors, it's free for everyone.

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11/28/2021

McKinsey taught Big Pharma how to price-gouge
The sleaze begins about a decade ago, when analysts started warning that pharma’s profits were in danger because the companies were no longer making any real breakthroughs. https://doctorow.medium.com/mckinsey-taught-big-pharma-how-to-price-gouge-364dcc89f26e

This is the ecosystem that every cancer patient has to deal with.

Leaked slides document the lies, sleaze and profiteering.

11/20/2021

Manual delivery of care means that we're locked in to systems that are simplified and focus on drug selection, without the ability to manage the complexity and individualization that precision care needs. Current cancer drugs are good, but we're able to do so much more than current standard of care which locks us in to terrible care pathways that - for advanced cancers - always lead to drug progression and death. We can do better for everyone. Fortunately, the technologies now exist to deal with the complexity required to treat every patient individually.
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11/19/2021

Chris Gregg PhD discusses how and why current cancer care is broken for patients and always leads to drug resistance and death. Learn more at https://unchartedhealth.org

11/19/2021

Cancer care is undergoing a shift from simple decisions about cancer drugs, to integrated care pathways that treat the entire patient guided by new AI.

Until then, patients will continue to be locked into care pathways by insurance companies and SOC that ultimately lead to drug progression and death. There are now smarter ways but few patients or oncologists even know about them.

Learn about them: https://unchartedhealth.org

11/12/2021

The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The next best time is right now.

11/11/2021

The Reality of Cancer

Cancer drugs are only effective until the cancer develops resistance to the drug… and cancers ALWAYS develop resistance to the drug.

Always. Every time. Always.

‘Remission’, only means that the drug has been temporarily effective in reducing the cancer and made it undetectable by our current tools. It’s still there, and it will come back. Our current technologies and tests just can’t determine accurately when that will be.

That single fact — that cancer always becomes resistant — means that the “silver bullet” drug to cure cancer will never exist, because the cancer will always adapt and develop a resistance to that drug over time.

Every time. Always.

Of course everyone already knows this. In fact, it’s so well understood that it’s called ‘standard of care’, and it’s why Chris’s diagnosis was terminal. This ‘standard care’ model is so reliable that oncologists are extremely accurate in predicting their patients drug and disease progression, and their death.

Chris’s treatment plan would look like every other cancer patient. He would be put on a chemotherapy drug continuously at what is called the Maximum Tolerable Dose (TAM). When the drug stopped being effective — as it always did — he would be switched to a new drug. When the available drugs for his cancer were exhausted, there would be no further way to hold off or control the cancer and it would explode, unchecked.

Learn we can change this: https://unchartehealth.org 👈

11/06/2021

We're looking to care for the entire cancer patient.

10/30/2021

Data science and A.I. finally provide us a solution to move from manual healthcare delivery to technologies that work more efficiently and better than humans ever can.