The Role of Oncogens in Aggressive Multi Organ Cancers

A cancer always moves in a very predictable way, or at least has in the past 20th century. We'll call it an oncogen, a cancer gene. And that's what our body does naturally, typically, over time. Now you suppress that suppressor. So you let the cancer loose and your body can't fight it anymore. This is how common is a multi-organ cancer out of nowhere? Then have you ever seen that? I've never heard of that. No. A cancer cell does not respect its neighbor. It'll take blood supply. It'll starve out the function of normal organ because of its aggressive non-deaviour control type thing.

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