In conclusion, perhaps doctors and scientists have been looking at breast cancer only in the context of the end-stages of the disease. Much encouraging research over the last years involving the phases of cancer stem cell development, over many, many years have emerged. Now our researchers clearly believe the way to stop breast cancer is to develop a plan that recognizes this reality and develop early interventional medical devices designed to actually disrupt the young, early fast-dividing tumors, and precancerous stem cells.

All cancer doctors see cancer through their own ‘lens’ or perspective. The surgeon sees a malignant tumor, which must be cut out. The pharmaceutical industry wants to treat it with deadly chemotherapy or patent some new drug designed to control the end-stages of a certain death. The only way to actually beat breast cancer is to stop it years before it actually becomes a cancer. Can that actually be possible? This is not only possible but research is ongoing in this new emerging field.