A new drug called daraxonrasib is nearly doubling survival time in advanced pancreatic cancer – and for once, we think the headlines may be earning it. But the real question isn’t just how to block the signals telling cancer cells to grow. It’s where those signals are coming from in the first place. Mechanical stress. Emotional stress. Nutritional stress. These are the three ways the body receives information from its environment – and your cells are responding to that information every single day. The future of cancer care is treatment and prevention. This drug is a reminder of why understanding the body’s signals may be one of the most important frontiers in medicine. Make sure to share this with someone who needs to see it!