Want to know the disturbing truth about the greed-driven cancer industry? I've written about it using blunt language here on NaturalNews, and awareness is spreading. People are sick of pinkwashing nonsense, and they're wising up to the fundraising "run for the cure" scams that only funnel more money into corrupt, Pharma-dominated cancer non-profits.
Now a new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association sheds new light on just how cruel and greedy the cancer industry really is. It turns out that even when cancer patients are terminal -- meaning they're expected to die soon -- the cancer industry herds them into yet more screening, mammograms, biopsies and lab tests in order to generate more profits from Medicare before the patient expires.
It turns out they're still irradiating women with mammograms even though these women already have "incurable" cancers! (Incurable by conventional medicine, that is.)
Hurry, make more money before they die!
It's almost as if they're saying, "Gee, these patients are about to expire, and we can't bill Medicare if they're already dead, so hurry up and run some tests before they die!"
Never mind the fact that such tests don't help the patient at all. In fact, these tests can be invasive, painful and psychologically damaging. They put patients through hell in order to rake in some additional profits in the last few days, weeks or months before the cancer patient dies.
That's the truth about how the cancer industry really operates. To them, people are just profit machines to be exploited.
This is now evidenced by the cancer industry's own actions, by the way. It's one thing to accuse the cancer industry of being driven by greed (which I've done on many occasions), but it's another thing entirely for the industry to be caught red handed in a study published in JAMA and funded by the National Cancer Institute that documents this systematic abuse of patients.
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