Hey thanks for doing this AMA, I've just had someone close to me die of pancreatic cancer that spread everywhere at the young age of 30. It's been troubling me that it can happen to anyone at any age and what if I get it at the age of 30 and leave behind a wife and kids? Are there are significant advancements in cancer research that can point to an estimation of how much more longer it will take to find "the cure" for cancer? Thanks
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Hey thanks for doing this AMA, I've just had someone close to me die of pancreatic cancer that spread everywhere at the young age of 30. It's been troubling me that it can happen to anyone at any age and what if I get it at the age of 30 and leave behind a wife and kids? Are there are significant advancements in cancer research that can point to an estimation of how much more longer it will take to find "the cure" for cancer? Thanks
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