But never find the cure?
The Breast Cancer Profiteers
While Rhone Poulenc Rorer's pharmaceutical division churns out docetaxel (Taxotere), a breast cancer treatment drug, material safety data sheets reveal that 56 of the 91 crop protection products on the company's website "contain ingredients that are probable or suspected carcinogens."
Also the world leader in 1998 agrochemical sales, at $4.15 billion, Novartis makes the pamidronate compounds used to treat bone metastases in breast cancer patients. On one web page, this multinational boasts that "Novartis intends to lead the fight against cancer by introducing therapies that battle the disease and alleviate the patients' suffering." Another page boasts, "Novartis Crop Protection is the leader in fungicides."
Eli Lilly and Co. sells millions worth of raloxifene (Evista) to treat breast cancer, but a cash cow for Elanco, Lilly's animal health division, is the cattle hormone Rumentin. Eating hormone-treated meat is suspected to alter estrogen levels, which may contribute to cancer risk. And Elanco manufactured pesticides under Eli Lilly until 1997, when DowElanco, the progeny of its marriage to Dow Chemical Co., became a separate entity.
http://www.greens.org/s-r/20/20-05.htmlThey make the chemicals, they run the treatment centers, and they're still looking for "the cure" — no wonder they won't tell you about breast cancer prevention.
http://www.sierraclub.org/sierra/199909/cancer.aspLooks like cancer is making some people very rich.I don't think the people profiting from pesticides that cause cancer while profiting from the treatment of cancer will support universal healthcare.
These corporations are so intertwined so conflicted they ensure we all end up suffering and they will sell us a remedy that will only suppress symptoms but never a cure, because a cure does not make patients into repeat customers.Many people are losing everything to pay medical bills,I don't think people profiting off this shit want the gravy train to stop.