Maybe I’m just not exposed enough but I’ve never heard of someone who, let’s say, is suffering from breast cancer and throat cancer at the same time. Or lung cancer and testicular cancer at the same time. Why is that?
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It’s less likely to occur in people who have access to regular medical care. When it does happen it’s most likely to be a secondary invasion of the first cancer. I’ve personally been witness to someone who started off with late stage lung cancer that went to bone marrow. Fucking brutal. Fortunately cancer, despite being common in media, is still statically rare in a deadly form. We’re diagnosing and treating at way earlier stages now days which makes it seem much more rampant.
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