Pathogenic Cellular Proliferation
(Cancer)

Cancer as a disease name is a poor descriptor of what is happening and conveys a bad conceptual understanding of what is actually going on.

What is actually happening is: pathogenic cellular proliferation, and it looks like this:

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Figure 1. Wheel Of Cancer Biology Study Tool by Innovative Potential™

Approximately 28,800 people die per day from pathogenic cellular proliferation globally, and that is roughly

one (1) death every three (3) seconds*.
 

As of 2022, every year, approximately 2,100,000 people are diagnosed with pathogenic cellular proliferation in America and Canada [1, 2].
 

Approximately 35% of people will not survive five (5) years from their initial diagnosis [1, 2].

Every day approximately 1,900 Americans and Canadians die of pathogenic cellular proliferation [1, 2].
 

Globally, that number is roughly 1,200 people per hour.

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Imagine a machine that makes just one (1) anti-cancer drug work 100% more effective.
What impact would that machine have on people's lives and the lives of their families?

Imagine a machine that can make two (2) anti-cancer drugs work 100% more effective.

What about three (3) drugs?

Or Four?

That apparatus was invented in March 2009. 

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Due to Canadian politics:
157,680,000 people are dead from pathogenic cellular proliferation since the EAC apparatus was invented in 2009*.

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That's 1.9% of the total population of the planet Earth dead to date (circa. 2022)*.

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It's not all doom and gloom: since 1982 there has been a 0.34% increase in the 5-year probability of survivability per year over the past 45 years from 0.43 to 0.66, and that's what Innovative Potential is for: to take the World to the 0.99!
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*Calculation derived from data sources with 1 and 2.

1. American Cancer Society. Cancer Facts & Figures 2022, Atlanta: American Cancer Society; 2022.

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2. Canadian Cancer Statistics Advisory Committee in collaboration with the Canadian Cancer Society, Statistics Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada. Canadian Cancer Statistics 2021. Toronto, ON: Canadian Cancer Society; 2021.

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