Also, maybe, the fact that what cancer cells have in common, they tend to also have in common with cells that aren't cancer, and therefore make poor targets for therapies.
It's kind of the same idea as chemo. (Non-selective cell stress/death)
But won't cancer cells always starve first, as they don't have a way to go dormant?
Or is that a myth?
With a statement like that, it would seem that you know a thing or two!
Care to elaborate?