Just so we're clear, "in remission" is NOT "cancer free." It means there are no "visible" signs of a cancerous tumor and their T cell, White Blood Cell, lymphocyte, and other counts are within "acceptable" levels and the cancer is being held in check. But AT NO TIME is someone cancer free while "in remission." That state can last a few days, weeks, months, or years, but nearly 100% of "in remission" cancer survivors end up with the same cancer or other before they're dead.

Edit: also, just so we're clear, this isn't a post trying to doom/gloom. [they]'re actively rewriting definitions to already proven science and medicine. We know this. I believe there are cures out there for all manner of illnesses, afflictions, etc. But they're not for us. Not yet, at least. Disclosure isn't going to come thru the daily wire. And this article is definitely trying to get a rise out of people. Keep a level head and follow where the research takes you on this subject. Jist remember, "in remission" IS NOT "cancer free."

Just so we're clear, "in remission" is NOT "cancer free." It means there are no "visible" signs of a cancerous tumor and their T cell, White Blood Cell, lymphocyte, and other counts are within "acceptable" levels and the cancer is being held in check. But AT NO TIME is someone cancer free while "in remission." That state can last a few days, weeks, months, or years, but nearly 100% of "in remission" cancer survivors end up with the same cancer or other before they're dead.