Dr. Leonard Coldwell says it plain: early detection isn’t about saving lives—it’s about creating lifelong customers. Mammograms, colonoscopies, routine screenings? They’re part of a $300 billion cancer industry. And the stats don’t lie: In 1900, the cancer rate was 7%. Today? Over 50%. Most cancers take 8–10 years to develop before they’re even detectable—meaning by the time they’re “caught early,” they’ve often been in the body for years. The 5-year survival rate for chemotherapy across all can