Cancer may soon cease to be a death sentence, according to Professor Stephen Powis, Medical Director of NHS England and Professor at University College London. In a bold prediction published by The Times, Powis forecasts that cancer survival rates will quadruple over the next 50 years, thanks to rapid advancements in oncology.
«We’re entering a golden era of medicine,» said Powis, who drew comparisons to the revolutionary progress made in HIV/AIDS treatment since the 1980s. «When I started as a doctor, HIV brought immense suffering. Today, people live long, healthy lives with the condition, something...