AI will make the cancer-cure framework accessible: map each tumor, then target it
iScienceLuvr · x · 2026-10-20
The author argues cancer is essentially a different disease in every patient, so the path to "curing cancer" is a framework rather than a single drug: comprehensively map each tumor's unique biology, then target driver mutations, overexpressed genes and proteins with modular drug design and targeting platforms.
Precise biological measurement tools already exist but remain highly inaccessible. AI, he contends, is what will make this extreme version of personalized medicine scalable and accessible to everyone.
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