The traditional cancer treatment system tends to offer patients excessive treatment. This is because the conventional evaluation approach, as seen in clinical guidelines, only concentrates on specific factors, resulting in overtreatment due to an excessive emphasis on these factors. Our 5-factor assessment framework takes into account all factors affecting patients from any cancer therapy. Only cancer treatments that align with our 5-factor assessment framework can address and reduce overtreatment.

Whether in the development of new drugs or clinical treatment, the main focus tends to be on the immediate effects of the treatment. Our 5-factor assessment framework prioritizes the long-term advantages for patients. By doing this, cancer treatment results may meet patients' hopes of continuously prolonging their high-quality survival period, ultimately transforming cancer into a chronic condition.

The frequent overtreatment and doctors' emphasis on short-term effects can be linked to patients' limited involvement in cancer care. Our 5-factor assessment model, rooted in fundamental principles, mirrors basic human logic. By empowering cancer patients to take charge instead of doctors, they can genuinely become clients of the healthcare sector and pave the way for future therapies that truly benefit patients.