Curing Cancer: $185 Trillion Economic Boost
Curing cancer could yield a staggering $185 trillion in economic benefits to the U.S. over 35 years, according to a new report. Without advancements, 30.7 million Americans could die from cancer by 2064, but major breakthroughs could lead to longer lives, increased workforce, and higher tax revenues. Even an 80% reduction in cancer mortality over two decades would significantly boost productivity and growth, making it a priority amid rising federal deficits.
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