Big Pharma earns BILLIONS off cancer drugs
05/03/2016 / By Julie Wilson / Comments
Big Pharma earns BILLIONS off cancer drugs

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Last year, the cancer industry was valued at $100 billion, and is predicted to reach $147 billion in sales by 2018, according to data released by the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics. The Wall Street Journal recently reported that the average monthly costs for cancer patients now exceed $10,000.

Though exorbitant, the amount of money being made off cancer is not surprising, as the price of cancer drugs has reached an all time high. The world’s fourth largest pharma company, Sanofi, may soon acquire San Francisco-based drug-maker Medivation, Inc. for its lucrative prostrate-cancer drug, which costs patients about $129K per year.

Cancer treatment earnings are expected to soar even higher, as more and more people fall victim to the disease. Each year, upwards of 14 million Americans will be told they have cancer, and roughly 7.6 million will die from the disease.

Big Pharma eyes lucrative cancer drugs

Though clearly an epidemic that deserves immediate action, pharmaceutical companies only see dollar signs.

While this harsh reality makes the situation appear hopeless, there is a silver lining: The majority of cancers can be prevented. Experts suggest that only about 5 to 10 percent of cancer diagnoses are genetic, meaning people have a lot more control over their health than they realize.

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Other topics featured at this year’s National Cancer Prevention Summit include the theory and practice of preventive medicine, how carcinogens in cosmetics and baby care products impact your health, lifestyle and environmental risks for childhood cancer, glyphosate’s role in cancer development, and dietary fats that are critical for good health.

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  • Understand your risks for different types of cancer
  • Gain the knowledge of healthy alternatives to common carcinogens
  • Add preventive and healthy practices to your life

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Sources:

NaturalNews.com

WSJ.com

HuffingtonPost.com

PMLive.com

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