I can only guess the costs for the tests are too expensive. Still couldn't insurance cover the tests?
The short answer is that the tests don't exist. Cancer is still a hard problem that's a mess of environment and genetic factors. The tests that do exist (e.g. the PSA test for prostrate cancer) often have limited utility.
If you want to fix that help do basic research, or fund basic research. It's not a conspiracy. It's just a really, really hard problem.
The short answer is that the tests don't exist. Cancer is still a hard problem that's a mess of environment and genetic factors. The tests that do exist (e.g. the PSA test for prostrate cancer) often have limited utility.
If you want to fix that help do basic research, or fund basic research. It's not a conspiracy. It's just a really, really hard problem.