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Cancer ceased to be commonplace in the [[human]] genome by the 22nd century, though cases appeared from time to time as far as the 26th century. However, these could be treated easily by this time.{{Ref/Reuse|HE}} | Cancer ceased to be commonplace in the [[human]] genome by the 22nd century, though cases appeared from time to time as far as the 26th century. However, these could be treated easily by this time.{{Ref/Reuse|HE}} | ||
At some time during the [[Human-Covenant War]], [[Michael Baird]] was diagnosed with this disease onboard {{UNSCShip|The Heart of Midlothian}}. At the time of his diagnosis, Baird was completely unaware of what cancer is, demonstrating how trivial the disease had become among the general population.{{Ref/Reuse|HE}} Despite this, [[ | At some time during the [[Human-Covenant War]], [[Michael Baird]] was diagnosed with this disease onboard {{UNSCShip|The Heart of Midlothian}}. At the time of his diagnosis, Baird was completely unaware of what cancer is, demonstrating how trivial the disease had become among the general population.{{Ref/Reuse|HE}} Despite this, [[Kat-B320]]'s mother still died due to cancer in [[2536]],<ref name="kat">[https://www.halowaypoint.com/en-us/universe/characters/kat-b320 '''Halo Waypoint''': ''Kat-B320'']</ref> though the circumstances of the death remain unknown. | ||
The fictitious disease known as "[[Boren's Syndrome]]" supposedly caused severe cancer symptoms in victims, which required extensive treatment and chemotherapy (even with 26th century medical technology). | The fictitious disease known as "[[Boren's Syndrome]]" supposedly caused severe cancer symptoms in victims, which required extensive treatment and chemotherapy (even with 26th century medical technology). |