You don't want to get colon cancer, right?　PR

Hey！　

Shortly, Colorectal cancer is becoming widespread among the Japanese people. That's right—colorectal cancer is spreading just like COVID-19. Even more so than COVID-19, actually.

Why is that? I’ll be writing more articles explaining the reasons and how to prevent colorectal cancer, so if you're interested, please subscribe to the magazine.

I'm going to change the subject.

The nation has poured research funding into anticancer drugs, cancer immunotherapy, and regenerative medicine. As a result, numerous new drugs—such as the immune checkpoint inhibitor Opdivo, the next-generation targeted therapy Enhertu, and the angiogenesis inhibitor Lenvima—as well as CAR-T therapy, have been brought to practical use.

The prices are all just too high. Do you think people can afford to pay millions of yen a month for medication?
National research funding comes from taxes. So, the very citizens who were impoverished by paying those taxes end up unable to use the new drugs developed with that money—simply because they’re poor. It makes you want to scream, "You've got to be kidding me," doesn't it?

Are you saying Dr. Pilon isn't exactly famous? That kind of distinction is pointless. Honestly, you're missing out if you don't read his work.

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