Will we ever 'cure' cancer? As in, sure we can get cancer, but we reduce the mortality rate to 0% given a certain type of treatment, or 'cure'. (Not everyone has to have access to that cure).
Since this will not (likely) happen in our lifetime, resolves to the majority (YES if % > 50, No otherwise)
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It is very unlikely there will be a single treatment since cancer is not a single disease, rather a very varied group of diseases. I presume the resolution does not require a single cure for all types of cancer, right? A single cure is very unlikely, curing subtypes separately is IMHO somewhat plausible(well unless you count something like "shoot everyone diagnosed with cancer" as a resolution- that would indeed reduce deaths by cancer to 0 and is already "available" to some.)
@LightLawliet A possible problem would be requiring exactly zero mortality. Even for diseases we would generally consider to have a "cure" (e.g. scurvy, streptococcal tonsillitis), the mortality with correct treatment is certainly low, but not quite zero (e.g. because for people that are already frail, the disease might have done irreparable damage already before it is diagnosed)




















