about not changing the outcome of those various kinds of cancer:

if you dectect it early you can take measures and delay the eventual outcomes.

Infact a uncle of mine got lucky because they found a tiny bit of cancer in his lungs and got it out.

But how do you test for ovarian cancer? It's not a pap smear.

Did you watch both videos? Or did you just read the partial excerpt of the first one I typed?

The point Dr. Chopra makes is that healthcare costs in the US are astronomical but the outcome of the care is not any better in a country that is less expensive.

WHY are we spending $60 BILLION a year on a procedure that neither prolongs life nor prevents heart attacks?

We need to focus more on preventative care since it is much less expensive to help a person change their lifestyle than it is to perform expensive diagnostic tests and surgeries at are ineffective. THAT is where other nations are cutting costs without cutting corners.

Unfortunately, in the U.S. people will cry about freedom of choice to trade health for a Big Mac and chocolate shake with greasy french fries.