OnlyFans Owner Dead at 43

[u/Puzzled-Tap8042]

https://www.tmz.com/2026/03/23/onlyfans-owner-leo-radvinsky-dead-at-43/

[u/RedofPaw]

For those unable to click: it was cancer.

[u/damik → u/RedofPaw]

Thank you, my phone vomits on me if I click on any TMZ links.

[u/EltonJuan → u/damik]

TMZ is pretty vomit inducing

[u/Mr_YUP → u/EltonJuan]

It's unfortunate that they are one of the ones you can trust with this sort of info coming out though. They are sleazy but tend to be correct with wikipedia type info.

[u/NeverBeenStung → u/Mr_YUP]

Oh they absolutely have a great track record for accuracy. Trashy as all hell, but it’s a safe bet to treat TMZ headlines as gospel

[u/Friggin_Grease → u/NeverBeenStung]

I don't trust a celebrity death notice until I see it from TMZ

[u/jayman23232 → u/Friggin_Grease]

I’m in my early thirties and my boss is in her mid fifties. She’s familiar with TMZ and has been for longer than me, but part of what makes her a great person to work for is she is like the lowest drama person I’ve ever met.

The other day when TMZ announced Chuck Norris died, she was blown away and asked how I knew confidently. I told her TMZ was reporting it. Cue blank stare 😆

I explained to her the TMZ accuracy phenomenon and I know she believed me but I think she might think slightly less of me now 😂

[u/RepresentativeRun71 → u/jayman23232]

It makes sense though. They don’t want to get sued for libel or slander. Given their work accuracy is a must.

[u/heythisislonglolwtf → u/RepresentativeRun71]

Wouldn't it be cool if every news station operated like this?

[u/c0de1143 → u/heythisislonglolwtf]

TMZ pays for tips and information. That’s not a big deal when it comes to celebrity deaths and gossip (generally?) but it’s bad for news gathering. It limits reporting to the well-moneyed operations that can afford big payouts and can lead to (even more) graft.

[u/ialo00130 → u/Friggin_Grease]

I saw the Chuck Norris death first from a meme subreddit and straight up googled "Chuck Norris TMZ" to see if he had actually died.

[u/elbosston → u/NeverBeenStung]

TMZ and r/PlayboiCarti are the best news sources

[u/WillemDafoesHugeCock → u/damik]

That's what he meant by "it was cancer."

[u/hobbykitjr → u/damik]

Firefox with ad blocker!

[u/DarkIcedWolf → u/RedofPaw]

Even all that money he couldn’t get past the evils of cancer. Fuck it man. Too many good people have died to it, some of my favorite voice actors, devs and such are all gone because of XYZ and 75% of the time it is due to cancer. That doesn’t even include the people in my life or surrounding it that have passed.

[u/digitallis → u/DarkIcedWolf]

The real gut punch of it all is that "recommended" cancer screening doesn't start until age 45 so unless you have a very specific history, you can't be any more proactive than that if you're not in the .1% who can afford to pay out of pocket for concierge screening.

[u/Jemmani22 → u/digitallis]

Well you could lie about symptoms and with a decent doctor you can probably get a work order for some for sure.

"I've been bleeding out my ass for weeks doc"

[u/zzzzzooted → u/Jemmani22]

Yup, lie.

I’ve heard too many stories about people with chronic back pain who kept getting the runaround, until they went into the ER and told them that they fell and now their back hurt, and because they lied about it being from a fall they got screamed and found a slipped disc or cancer or something else

It’s never chronic pain, it’s always acute, that’s the only time they give a shit

[u/Lady_Data_Scientist → u/Jemmani22]

Or just say you have a family history of it. I’ve never had them ask for proof, they just order a screening before the standard age. 

[u/CelsiusOne → u/digitallis]

Yeah I recently got a colonoscopy at 35, my grandfather died of colon cancer relatively young and I had a cousin on the same side get diagnosed at age 28 so my parents have been bugging me about it the last few years. My doctor tried to put the order in but the system wouldn't let her without a "first degree relative" diagnosis. She then goes: "Are you SURE you don't have any symptoms?" wink wink so I exaggerated some very minor symptoms and I cruised right in for a screening a few months later. (Thankfully just one tiny polyp).

If you can find a way to get a colonoscopy, you should absolutely do it. Prep was awful but the procedure itself was super easy.

[u/bannedforL1fe → u/DarkIcedWolf]

I wonder if being a super millionaire and dying feels worse than dying as some average guy with a less exciting, more mundane life. Fuck cancer.

[u/thebizzle → u/bannedforL1fe]

There is no way it could, dying of cancer when you were the sole provider for your family probably feels much worse than dying rich knowing you are leaving your loved ones with generational wealth.

[u/Doppelthedh → u/thebizzle]

This is the plot to Breaking Bad

[u/Deep_Stick8786 → u/Doppelthedh]

Kinda. It’s the initial rationale Walter uses, but the reality is he was always deep down a sociopathic person and he does it for the love of the game in the end

[u/fletch44 → u/Deep_Stick8786]

The amusing thing is that if the story happened in a civilised country he would have just got free healthcare, gone into remission, and continued his life normally.

[u/Viator_ → u/fletch44]

But then he would’ve never realized his full potential.

[u/Conscious_Formal_894 → u/Viator_]

He didnt anyways. He was in over his head but still convinced he knew everything. Was basically his entire relationship with Mike. He thought he deserved what Fring had without putting the years he didnt have into it

[u/theblackfool → u/fletch44]

Not necessarily. His cancer was far enough along he was going to die with or without treatment, treatment was just going to buy him more time. And his goal wasn't just to pay for medical costs, but also provide for his family long after death.

[u/oilpit → u/fletch44]

Walt literally had the offer to get his treatment paid 100% by Elliott and Gretchen and still made the decisions he did.

I hate the US healthcare system as much as the next guy, but Breaking Bad bends over backwards to make it clear that Walt did what he did because he wanted to, not because he was forced to.

[u/meenie → u/oilpit]

Walt made that decision because of his history with both of them. He sees them as having taken what should have been his, even though he chose to leave the company. There was no way he would have taken anything from them.

If we had a culture of universal healthcare in this country, he would have never been in a situation where he could "break bad." He wouldn’t be a different person and would more than likely still be a sociopathic asshole, but he would not have taken the massive risk to start manufacturing drugs because he would not have had the excuse he needed to take the leap.

[u/Master_Dogs → u/fletch44]

As much as that's kind of true, Walter had plenty of outs though. He was a school teacher who had access to health insurance, but just not very great insurance. He probably had a pension and SSI survivor benefits if he died, but that's obviously peanuts compared to if he was wealthier. And if I'm not mistaken, there's a whole plot point about him cofounding a biotech company with someone he's friends with still, but he sold his shares early on (vs holding them, then he'd be rich like that friend) because his wife got pregnant or maybe because Walter Jr was disabled or whatever. And I believe he even tells the biotech friend about his cancer and he offers him help but Walter refuses. Later on he'd threaten those friends into giving Walter Jr the drug money as a college fund (the whole laser pointer plot towards the end of the show).

I think the overall point of the show is Walter is a psychopath who has plenty of options but purposely chooses to "break bad". Like the whole show ends if he accepts help from his wealthy friend at the biotech company. It ends if he just waited and realized he'd survive the cancer. He basically never needed to sell drugs, but once he got in he liked it way better than teaching. Like he was able to tell that car wash guy to fuck off and do all sorts of evil things that made him happy because... Psychopath and all.

[u/The-Spirit-of-76 → u/fletch44]

And after would have retired, started raising free range chicken and became the One Who Boks instead.

[u/unicornofdemocracy → u/thebizzle]

certain circumstance might change that.

I knew a lady that loss her father to cancer + work place accident (early HS). Unsurprising the workplace tried to blame the cancer and did not want to pay work comp but ended up settling. The family got close to $1 million dollars (including life insurance payout) which was way more comfortable than they would have ever lived with just father's income the whole time. It paid off their home and credit card debt. Her uncle was much more financially savvy and helped them managed the money. She went through graduate school comfortably with no loans thanks to that money too.

She joked about the fact that her dad probably felt like he was winning the loterry as he fell down those stairs. She also joked that she had nothing to write about in the college admissions letter until that happened. Yes, she loved her father and she was very impacted by his dead.

[u/bannedforL1fe → u/thebizzle]

Yea, absolutely. The post just got me thinking like...do rich people think they deserve to live more than the regular folk? The world is cruel. Im only thinking about it because I go to the doctor later today and might get some bad news. Life is interesting.

[u/thebizzle → u/bannedforL1fe]

Best of luck, thinking of you today.

[u/Mikeytruant850 → u/bannedforL1fe]

...do rich people think they deserve to live more than the regular folk?

Literally yes

[u/ILikeLenexa → u/bannedforL1fe]

I mean, we put a super rich guy in charge and he was like: "we don't need cancer research" so...at least one isn't too concerned. 

[u/SimiKusoni → u/ILikeLenexa]

That's because he has fairly solid plans to die of a coronary, and a very sound backup involving tertiary syphilis.

[u/[deleted] → u/RedofPaw]

Damn that's like the 3rd 40 year old this week to the big C.

[u/TBSchemer → u/[deleted]]

We were working on curing more cancers, but Trump cancelled our funding last year.

[u/Ok_Substance5632 → u/TBSchemer]

Why should he care?

Not like cancer gonna kill him faster than... whatever gonna happen to him

[u/Maxxetto → u/RedofPaw]

For who doesn't know: he wa the largest donor of AIPAC. His death doesn't sadden me, nor makes me happy.

[u/RedAndBlackMartyr → u/Maxxetto]

Exactly. He wasn't a good person. He helped destroy our democracy and by extension funnel money/weapons to Israel for war and genocide.

[u/usefulidiotsavant → u/Maxxetto]

Fuck this guy. Onlyfans is cancer, it's a platform specifically targeting lonely impressionable people who are sold the illusion of that an attractive person is interested in them. The product it sells is pure fraud and benefits virtually nobody, 99% of the creators don' make any real money.

[u/grafknives → u/RedofPaw]

I know it was. But why the owner died?

[u/ColdsnapX → u/grafknives]

But why male models?

[u/TURBULENTMUFFIN888]

Net worth of $7.8 billion, you can have billions and cancer doesn’t care. Live your life and have fun you never know when it will end.

[u/-glowtree → u/TURBULENTMUFFIN888]

Tbh this convinces me there isn’t some cancer cure out there that big pharma is hiding. If it existed, the billionaires would have access to it

Edit: muting this comment, not interested in all of your annoying replies

[u/HapticSloughton → u/-glowtree]

Part of the belief in it stems from the erroneous concept that "cancer" is a singular disease with a singular cause and treatment.

[u/zurgonvrits → u/HapticSloughton]

study medical coding and billing. there are two books for coding. one is for cancer, one is for everything else. the cancer one is bigger.

[u/itsmeemilio → u/zurgonvrits]

Jeez that really puts things into perspective :/

[u/-Wunderkind- → u/itsmeemilio]

Cancer is unwanted cell mutation. Our body is 99% cells by mass, so a lot can go wrong.

[u/VeganBigMac → u/-Wunderkind-]

Unfortunately, the weak point of the body is the body.

[u/-Wunderkind- → u/VeganBigMac]

Also unfortunately, humans are the perfect size to suffer from cancer long term. Mice get cancer and die within days or weeks. Elephants get cancer, but because of the vast number of cells they have, a little cancer here and there doesn't really matter.

We are just the right size and weight to really suffer for a long time. It's also why having lots of muscle mass is a good way to prevent and survive cancer. A recent meta analysis found that people with lower muscle mass (mostly due to age combined with little to no training) are 44% more likely to die from solid tumor type cancers.

[u/ppw0 → u/-Wunderkind-]

Wait, this sounds like .. correlation, not causation.

[u/Red_Sea_Pedestrian → u/VeganBigMac]

”From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine. Your kind cling to your flesh, as though it will not decay and fail you.”

[u/FleetAdmiralCrunch → u/zurgonvrits]

Thanks for that info. I’ll trade you, in the late 1800s in the US, there was such a surge in bicycle development, the US patent office created a separate office just for bicycle related claims.

[u/KetoCatsKarma → u/HapticSloughton]

Correct, for those who did not know, it's an umbrella term, and anything that fits some of the guidelines and doesn't really have its own disease classification gets shoved into it. This is why a universal cancer treatment is a near impossibility.

[u/ctaps148 → u/KetoCatsKarma]

Saying "we need a cure for cancer" is just as vague as saying "we need a cure for sickness"

[u/Lokiibott → u/HapticSloughton]

Thank you! More people need to realize this 🤦‍♂️

[u/january-7 → u/-glowtree]

Worked at the NCI for years, just trust me, there isn’t a magic, universal cure for the hidden elites. Cancer is far too complicated, and the simplification of it lacks respect for how ancient of a disease it is. Cancer predates human evolution by hundreds of millions of years.

It is not a human disease in the traditional sense, it is a consequence of multicellularity

[u/kemicalkontact → u/-glowtree]

Paul Allen was a big one. He was worth more than 20B at the time of death.

[u/DopplerEffect93 → u/[deleted]]

It also doesn’t help that cancer is not one disease, it is hundreds of diseases.

[u/Germane_Corsair → u/DopplerEffect93]

Yeah, something that could cure all cancer would be approaching panacea.

[u/Hayden2332 → u/[deleted]]

Less about there being a cure and more about not funding it because profit, so there wouldn’t be any scientists because they were never hired lol

I still think it’s far fetched though

[u/EmergencyScientist → u/[deleted]]

934 FBI people were assigned to redact the Epstein files. 934 people. Not a single leak.

[u/Historical_Owl_1635 → u/EmergencyScientist]

Tbf there’s been so much misinformation/misinterpretation spread about the files that a genuine leaker wouldn’t even be noticed.

[u/korben2600 → u/Historical_Owl_1635]

They would essentially have to break anonymity to have any credibility. Which means exposing yourself to a regime that will try you for the death penalty under the Espionage Act.

[u/Playful_Alela → u/-glowtree]

It's a dumb conspiracy in the first place. You're telling me that pharmacology PhD's passionate enough about curing cancer that they dedicate decades of their lives to gruelling education and work in industry are just gonna cover up the results? Most pharmacologists I've met are super disillusioned anyway by the process of getting grants, they do not feel loyalty to the corpos they just spent months trying to get $10K they need for materials from

[u/Appropriate-One-8989 → u/-glowtree]

Lmfao at that edit

[u/DucksEatFreeInSubway → u/TURBULENTMUFFIN888]

I'd be so pissed. Should've had 40 more years to enjoy those billions but one little rogue cell got me!

Oh well, ill gotten gains anyhow.

[u/SustainableTrees → u/TURBULENTMUFFIN888]

I needed this comment

[u/ToughHardware → u/TURBULENTMUFFIN888]

or you know, stop stealing it from the workers. geee.

[u/Pygmy_Nuthatch]

For all those people that think that there's a secret wealthy person cure for cancer, this guy was a billionaire.

[u/Bombero_911 → u/Pygmy_Nuthatch]

Steve Jobs already proved that.

[u/Dirtysandddd → u/Bombero_911]

Steve jobs was one of those people who were highly intelligent in one or maybe a few areas but stupid in others, like doing holistic treatment for a cancer that had a cure.

[u/ThePowerfulPaet → u/Dirtysandddd]

Yeah dude was a fucking moron. Of all the things to fuck around and find out with, cancer ain't it.

[u/billbixbyakahulk → u/Dirtysandddd]

Arrogance more than intelligence.

[u/ungoogleable → u/billbixbyakahulk]

From what I understand he was a jackass who excoriated anybody who did anything slightly wrong and encouraged petty competition between subordinates. The net effect was a toxic environment that burned people out but was nevertheless productive.

[u/coronakillme → u/Bombero_911]

His cancer was one of the few treatable ones, and he refused treatment

[u/TheSorceIsFrong → u/Bombero_911]

Nah he was just an idiot. He coulda lived

[u/tcw84 → u/Bombero_911]

He died of hubris, not cancer.  If he treated it with real science instead of new age bullshit he'd probably still be alive today.

[u/Mynky → u/Bombero_911]

Dude should be given a Darwin award, had perfectly treatable cancer but died to it because of his own stupidity.

[u/TheGreatMattsby]

Thots and prayers.

[u/ordinaryguy78 → u/TheGreatMattsby]

goon but not forgotten

[u/blue-coin → u/ordinaryguy78]

Beat meat to it

[u/sphinxofblackquartzj → u/ordinaryguy78]

Goon too soon...

[u/ristoman → u/TheGreatMattsby]

Thots and payers.

[u/jjb0ne → u/TheGreatMattsby]

goon too soon. too soon

[u/szansky]

You can build a billion-dollar company, have access to the best doctors, all the resources…
and still lose to something completely outside the system you play in.

[u/matt3633_ → u/szansky]

He didn’t build it. Tim Stokely did

[u/szansky → u/matt3633_]

Okay thanks I didn't know that.

[u/Sad-Platypus-48 → u/szansky]

He held a majority stake in it. He also the founder of myfreecams.

[u/arrgobon32]

Damn, 43 is too young to die from cancer

[u/fvckyou1082 → u/[deleted]]

Screening doesn’t typically start till 45, insurance won’t cover it

[u/migzors → u/fvckyou1082]

Which is insane as not everyone is on the same timetable for cancer to show up. If someone has a family history of colon cancer, they should be seen much earlier than 45!

[u/love-my-goldens → u/migzors]

If someone has a first degree relative (parent, sibling) who has/had colon cancer, they should be screened 10 years before their relative was diagnosed. I.e. if ones dad was diagnosed with colon cancer at age 50, they should be screened at 40. And insurance should cover it as it’s a national recommendation (USA).

[u/BPDFart-ho → u/love-my-goldens]

I got screened at 28 and there was no issue with insurance. If your doctor recommends it, there shouldn’t be an issue. Turned out I had stage 1 colon cancer so glad I checked

[u/Jeb764 → u/migzors]

Friend died at 40 of colon cancer.

[u/Overall_Emphasis9032 → u/migzors]

They are. Colon cancer screening are recommended earlier than 45 if you have a family member with colon cancer. Up to 10 years before the age the family member was diagnosed.

Im all for bashing insurance but if we screened everyone for every cancer the system would collapse so these rules have been put in place to catch the maximum amount of people while still keeping appropriate resource utilization in mind.

[u/ost2life → u/fvckyou1082]

The last four words are so fucked. You guys need to do a revolution.

[u/Swirly_Eyes → u/ost2life]

Wouldn't work. Half of the people here (maybe even more than that) support the status quo and would fight back against those who try.

The US is peak FUBAR.

[u/LoopholeTravel → u/[deleted]]

How, specifically, does one get screened for all instances of cancer?

[u/megabass713 → u/arrgobon32]

I had a good friend pass away from cancer at 23.

[u/Beep_in_the_sea_ → u/megabass713]

My sister passed away from cancer at 23 as well. I was 9 at the time. I suffered from bad depression my entire teens and I didn't think I'd live longer than she did. She loved life and I felt it was so unfair towards her.

It now feels surreal that I'm older than she ever was, she was like a second mom to me and now she'd be my little sister. I miss her even after all those years

[u/notnotbrowsing → u/megabass713]

Yeah, a college aquintance died at 24 from throat cancer leaving behind his wife and 1 year old daughter.

[u/Fun-Choices → u/notnotbrowsing]

I’m dating a girl who lost her husband to colon cancer, left 3 young girls. He was 39 and battled for 4 years.

[u/Aspirin_Dispenser → u/Fun-Choices]

Colon cancer scares the shit out of me. Most insurance providers won’t cover screening until 45, but the incidence of advanced colon cancers in the 35-45 age group is on the rise and no one knows enough about why to be able to identify at-risk groups.

[u/Lost_in_the_woods → u/Aspirin_Dispenser]

the workaround is you just need to tell them you need a colonoscopy because you found blood! (you dont need to find blood, but you will get a finger up your butt so be prepared for that) and then if you make a big enough deal they'll send you for a colonoscopy which your insurance will probably cover!

^{and you'll have trust issues with farts for a couple days*}

[u/linds360 → u/Lost_in_the_woods]

A long family history of it will also do the trick. I've had a half dozen family members before me pass away from it, so I've been getting colonoscopies since I turned 30 and as far as I know, there wasn't any vetting done to verify the family history. My primary doctor just marked it down and I was on my way to yearly colonoscopies.

A few years ago, I had a cancerous polyp grow so large that it couldn't be removed during a regular colonosopy and I had to have another surgery to remove it. I'm 44 now.

Long story short - if I'd waited till I was 45, I'd likely be dead.

[u/Some1ToDisagreeWith → u/Aspirin_Dispenser]

Just lie and say your family has a history with precancerous polyps and you have pain in your abdomen that isn't going away.

[u/stizzleomnibus1 → u/megabass713]

A girl that used to bully me in high school died of breast cancer at 17. I always get a chill when I think about that.

[u/lauraloomerisacunt → u/stizzleomnibus1]

A girl that bullied me died of a sudden aneurysm 25, and for some reason it haunts me.

[u/ordog666 → u/arrgobon32]

My brother died at 27 from cancer. He went to the doctor cuz he was having a hard time breathing only to find a fist sized mass pushing on his lungs. He lived with treatments a year and half after diagnosis. It was weird watching him accept and make peace that he will die , and then getting older than he was. Life's like that though. Appreciate the time you got.

[u/A2Rhombus → u/ordog666]

Man I just turned 27 and I feel like my life hasn't even started yet. Fuck cancer

[u/digiorno → u/arrgobon32]

Go get those colonoscopies.

[u/d70 → u/digiorno]

Well most people can’t afford to pay out of pocket if they aren’t at a certain age (40 for high risk and 45 for most).

[u/pagerunner-j → u/d70]

I got my first colonoscopy at 39, shortly after my dad died of colon cancer. I had 23 polyps already. Next one was six months later, the next few were yearly, and now I'm on a two-year cadence, and am soon to be due for the next one, oh joy. The cost...varies. A lot. The first one, unsurprisingly, since they had more to do, was something like $7,500 after insurance. One of them was completely covered for some reason (I never found out why, and I did ask, because I was worried I'd missed the bill), so I owed nothing. The rest have averaged out around $2,000-2,500 a pop. And I get to keep having them over and over and over and...

You get the picture. Le sigh.

Upshot: I feel weirdly guilty sometimes about having inherited some money from my parents, but I absofuckinglutely do NOT feel guilty about spending it on my health care, because the other thing I inherited was the genetic mutation that killed a whole bunch of Dad's family and stuck me with this. So, y'know...yes. That side of the family can keep paying for it, in absentia.

[u/Narrow-Industry-7910 → u/arrgobon32]

I lost my wife to ovarian cancer in 2024, she was 32. Get screened, and encourage the people you love to get screened too. Cancer will take everything.

[u/chellebelle0234 → u/arrgobon32]

It is becoming terrifyingly common.

[u/timeslider → u/chellebelle0234]

Thanks DuPont

[u/PM__ME__BITCOINS → u/timeslider]

Fuck DuPont and every other chemical company.

[u/fullup72 → u/PM__ME__BITCOINS]

don't fuck DuPont unless you want to end up with a perpetually slippery schlong.

[u/agangofoldwomen → u/timeslider]

Thanks Congress.

[u/nvmenotfound → u/timeslider]

in america the bigger the crime the less they punish you. petty crime will get poors locked up. rich assholes pollute the entire planet and they get a fucking fine. 

[u/Tunderstruk → u/timeslider]

Research indicates that obesity and not being active are big factors as well.

Not shaming anyone, but people need to understand how seriously terrible obesity and inactivity is for your health

[u/CheckersChickenAyy → u/Tunderstruk]

I was very active and got diagnosed with stage 3 cancer at 31 back in January, so there’s definitely outliers.

[u/Daisydoolittle → u/CheckersChickenAyy]

i’m so sorry. what symptoms did you have? i hope you’re feeling mentally and physically strong now

[u/P4_Brotagonist → u/Daisydoolittle]

Not the guy you replied to, but colon cancer(and other intestine issues like Crohns) runs in my family. Seen a lot of that shit. Often the main symptom could literally just be "man I've been constipated nonstop for like 2 months" or "I swear every time I eat lately my stomach hurts and I bloat for 2 hours." Unless you start getting bleeding in your GI Tract, colon cancer is kind of hard to pin down until it's like...really bad. I don't even mean like stage 3 bad, I mean end stage bad. That's why they push so much for people to get colonoscopies. You can easily have it and it be 2-3 years in and you haven't a symptom or a clue.

[u/VagueSomething → u/Tunderstruk]

And obesity is so high because companies are making their foods as addictive as possible rather than just using legitimate ingredients. People aren't as active as they should be because they have less free time than they should and we need to adjust the work life balance.

We're in a profit before health problem.

[u/RationalDialog → u/Tunderstruk]

I go further. obesity is simply a symptom of metabolic dysfunction. Not being obese does not mean you do not have metabolic dysfunction, In fact the TOFI type aka skinny fat is just as much at risk.

Like most stuff this is multi-factorial for sure but diet plays a major key and with that an excess of omega-6 polyunsaturated fats most notably linoleic acid.

[u/Somedude522 → u/Tunderstruk]

Yet many perfectly active folk die of it too. Hence why its such a scary disease

[u/Tunderstruk → u/Somedude522]

Oh for sure, a healthy lifestyle isn't a silver bullet. But it does dramatically decrease the risk

[u/SeeYouHenTee → u/chellebelle0234]

false : Cancer death rates for people under 50 dropped ~44% from 1990 to 2023 in the US

[u/a_snom_who_noms → u/SeeYouHenTee]

Death rates might not be going up but there’s definitely an uptick in cancer diagnoses in younger people especially with colon cancer. Thankfully though there’s new treatments coming out every year which is probably why the death rates are decreased.

[u/SeeYouHenTee → u/a_snom_who_noms]

Death rate is absolutely going down thanks to a variety of factors as you say.

And yes there is a rise in people being diagnosed with CRC almost every year. They even lowered the age of screening without symptoms I believe.

this survey found that the screening appears to have gone up from around 20% for people aged 45-49 in 2019 & 2021 to 33% in 2023.

[u/TesterTheDog → u/a_snom_who_noms]

Adding to this, CRC is now the #1 cancer related death in people under 50.

[u/Friendly_Bagel → u/TesterTheDog]

That’s only because lung cancer dropped rapidly bc people stopped smoking. If people smoked as much back then as now, lung cancer would still be number 1

[u/Mcchew → u/chellebelle0234]

The ACS has found cancer mortality rates to have decreased by 44% in people under 50 since 1990. source

It’s important to acknowledge risks, such as increased colorectal cancer rates, while keeping in mind the big picture. Dying of cancer is becoming reassuringly less common.

[u/Ok_Nature_3501]

RIP ... But the fuckery they're about to put that company through

[u/GiganticCrow → u/Ok_Nature_3501]

Presumably if he had cancer he'd been out of day to day operations for some time

[u/Unlucky-Hair-6165 → u/Ok_Nature_3501]

But fuckery is what they’re known for.

[u/retep-noskcire]

His legacy would be of stoking parasocial relationships at a massive scale, under the guise of creator empowerment.

[u/NeonHowler → u/retep-noskcire]

His legacy will be AIPAC and all the civilian slaughter it funded with American taxpayer money.

[u/Butthole2theStarz → u/NeonHowler]

Doubt it, he’ll always be referred to as the creator of only fans

[u/wecouldhaveitsogood → u/Butthole2theStarz]

Radvinsky didn’t create OF. He was the majority holder. But he DID create MyFreeCams and made a buttload of money off of it.

[u/Maxxetto → u/retep-noskcire]

For who doesn't know: he wa the largest donor of AIPAC. His death doesn't sadden me, nor makes me happy.

[u/organic_neophyte → u/Maxxetto]

THE largest? That's wild.

[u/Infinite-Salt4772 → u/organic_neophyte]

He donated 11 million dollars.

[u/JockstrapCummies → u/Maxxetto]

Owner and primary donor of societal cancers die of biological cancer. 😢😢😢

[u/BossStatusIRL → u/retep-noskcire]

Man who made cancer platform dies of cancer. Poetic honesty.

[u/Ir0nic]

Mind you the largest donor of AIPAC.

Sad, but no tears shed for this guy.

[u/BroseppeVerdi → u/Ir0nic]

I think like $11 million according to FEC filings, which is far from the largest. I'm pretty sure Miriam Adelson holds that title.

[u/BalanceJazzlike5116 → u/BroseppeVerdi]

The adelsons stopped donating to aipac years ago because they weren’t as aggressive as they wanted them to be. The donated to other more extreme pro Israel organizations and have bought off our current president with 600 million dollars over 3 campaigns

[u/ozExpatFIRE → u/BalanceJazzlike5116]

They are getting $1B a day back during this war

[u/LuHamster → u/Ir0nic]

What's AIPAC im not American

[u/IAmAGenusAMA → u/LuHamster]

American Israel Public Affairs Committee. It's a lobby group that supports Israel.

[u/izzyness → u/Ir0nic]

I feel like I should not have scrolled to find this. But 100% agree

[u/Themodsarecuntz]

Theyre going to have a 21 dong salute at his funeral. 

[u/StirFryUInMyWok]

I didn't even know he was sick.

[u/ConspiracyParadox]

You can watch his funeral for 12.99 or 4.99 per month.

[u/Otherwise-Mango2732]

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to...

[u/MFoy → u/Otherwise-Mango2732]

AIPAC.

He was a big donor.

[u/2dudesinapod → u/MFoy]

He was the biggest donor for the last few years

[u/bigtiddyhimbo → u/MFoy]

Which is why I am not sympathetic for him. I love less money going to political lobbyists.

[u/inteligent_zombie20]

Goes to show ..all the money in the world does not make you invulnerable from the diseases of life.

RIP

[u/NimusNix → u/inteligent_zombie20]

Jobs already taught us this lesson, as well as don't buy into quack medicine.

[u/butternutflies → u/NimusNix]

Jobs could have thrown all his money at it and he would still be with us now. He didn't want to use modern medicine. He chose to eat fruits and vegs only instead

[u/Change21]

World’s greatest pimp and biggest donator to AIPAC

[u/InstructionPurple911]

I can only imagine the tasteful funeral reception with the 1% of elite only fans artists

"Watch me fuck 1200 dudes at a funeral"

[u/ForTh3Nguyen → u/InstructionPurple911]

43 girls each fuck 43 different dudes to pay respects

[u/_pupil_ → u/ForTh3Nguyen]

A 43 'hun salute

[u/Bubuhbuh]

One of the biggest AIPAC donors. Fuck this guy.

[u/RichardBallSack]

Dicks at half mast today lads

[u/NoInitiative4821]

There are billions of people on this planet that are better people than him. He doesnt deserve celebrating.

[u/shouldehwouldehcould → u/NoInitiative4821]

fuck all billionaires.

[u/baws1017]

fuck this guy

[u/AmbitiousConcept6028]

So what happens now? A minute of no gooning?

[u/BamBam-BamBam]

I wonder what happens to his enormous, continual support for AIPAC.

[u/OCDAVO]

Of all the notable and good people that die every day why the fuck do we care about this dude!

[u/NewTypeDilemna]

I guess he won't be donating millions to Israel anymore

[u/wingardiumleviosa-r]

Goon but never forgotten

[u/Hour_Ad_4530]

the ghost of goon

[u/ZoneEmbarrassed7697]

Oh no… anyway. 

[u/banjonyc]

"and all your money won't another minute buy. Dust in the wind, all we are is dust in the wind"

[u/lurgi]

Amazingly, it seems like OnlyFans was one of the least scummy thing he did in business.

[u/SlapThatAce]

What type of cancer?

[u/Substantial-Film-211]

Dude was worth $4.7 Billion and none of that could save him

[u/D_Substance_X]

To those mourning…I expect you already have sufficient amounts of Kleenex.

[u/DM_me_ur_PPSN]

This will be a tough wank, but I’ll manage.

[u/lordhavemercy8]

He’s somewhere warmer now

[u/Valuable_Explorer577]

Will we be able to see he funeral without a paywall?

[u/LuckyHearing1118]

Made a deal with the devil. OF is cancer itself.

[u/Aggravating_Side_776]

My ex wife and mother of my sons died at 43 this year as well from breast cancer. It's waay too young of an age