The problem with his argument is that he put the cart before the horse. He presupposes we've found and validated a cancer cure, but at that point any rational person would accept said cure. The moral quandary is how you are going to validate it against all the other possible candidates, when you don't have a coherent rationale for it to work.
What makes that quandary the moral variety?
Not understanding a mechanism doesn't make me, or the mechanism, good or evil.
We just treat it like all the other cures right?