From what I can see I have answered the question and then pushed in personal grievances/mood swings where i could and things that dont belong here and made it one. No one can actually tell but me Ive realized. Anyway then it turned out to sound like this. I am sorry for what I wrote. I didn't intend it to be that way. I do recognize cancer is a serious illness where people live in agony for years and they fight through chemo even though it has massive side effects because they value their lives. Whats said is said though.
What I meant 2. was they can use cancer cells to test for things and come up with possible options quicker than having to work with trials on people. Where as cell research should be impossible with anxiety as anxiety is only occurring in a functioning brain. So therefore cancer treatments would come out quicker because you could see the cancer cells dying?
Im sorry I was actually wrong.
Its the opposite. Because cancer takes years to kill it takes years to see the results, but with anxiety drugs if they are correct you could see relatively quick progress when tested. More research also goes into cancer also because they need to try lots of things at once due to the large time lag. Cancer research seems to have begun in the late 1800s or before. Then improved more and more since the early 1900s. Cancer research has been going on for 100 years+ and the concept behind Chemotherapy ( the original similar concept ) was discovered in 1890. In relative terms cancer research is not really given more attention, nor are treatments developed faster. That's actually really slow.
There seems to be hope on the horizon for cancer patients. So maybe in 10 years from now treatment wont be so painful for patients. It looks promising this time.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/ar...r-disease.html . They have done a human trial and now are going for a bigger one. Theres actually 2 treatments
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0...n_2972708.html in the running this one is only starting human trials now.
well that's all I could find recently anyway.