Episode 118: The Cancer Cure Conspiracy — What Is the Pharmaceutical Industry Hiding?Cancer kills approximately ten million people worldwide every year. The global cancer treatment industry is worth hundreds of billions of dollars annually. A cured patient stops spending money on treatment. A patient in ongoing treatment keeps spending indefinitely. Tonight we examine one of the most emotionally resonant and persistently believed conspiracy theories in modern history — and ask what the evidence actually supports.This episode explores:* The financial logic — why the structural incentive argument resonates with over a third of the American public* The insulin pricing scandal as documented context for pharmaceutical industry behaviour* The unpatentable compound problem — why DCA and similar promising treatments receive inadequate research funding* The 2025 and 2026 clinical trials that represent the closest humanity has ever come to a type 1 diabetes and certain cancer cures — and what that timeline implies* The deepfake cure scam epidemic — how the conspiracy belief is being exploited to defraud vulnerable patients* Why the same researchers who work toward cancer cures include people who have lost family members to the diseaseFor believers, the pattern of management-over-cure investment and the tobacco industry parallel are the proof. For oncologists and researchers, the genuine biological complexity of cancer explains the timeline without requiring deliberate obstruction.What is certain: ten million people die from cancer every year. The research system has genuine structural inadequacies. And no single cure for all cancers has been found — not because it is hidden, but because cancer itself is not one thing.Keywords: cancer cure suppressed, pharmaceutical cancer conspiracy, Big Pharma cancer cure hidden, cancer cure exists evidence, cancer treatment vs cure profit, oncology conspiracy theory, cancer research funding priorities, cancer cure 2026 trials, pharmaceutical industry cancer truth, cancer treatment profit motive

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