What is the difference between incurable and terminal cancer?

Incurable cancer refers to a type of cancer that cannot be completely eliminated from the body, though it may be manageable with treatment to control symptoms and prolong life. Terminal cancer, on the other hand, indicates that the disease is at an advanced stage and is expected to lead to death within a short period, despite treatment. While all terminal cancers are incurable, not all incurable cancers are terminal, as some may be controlled for extended periods.