A friend of mine 23 years died of glioblastoma. Completely undetected, he went to bed with a mild headache and died during his sleep.
If we find a cure for glioblastoma the challenge would be detection before it's too late.
If we find a cure for glioblastoma the challenge would be detection before it's too late.
This stance came shortly after I just buried my mother-in-law. Had been doing home-based hospice care for 3 (now deceased) parents of mine. Took 19-years solidly out of my life.
So, yes. Quicker the better, at least for me.