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Pediatric, AYA Survivors “Cure is NOT Enough”
For pediatric and AYA cancer survivors, a cure is not enough. I’ve never said the phrase A Cure Is Not Enough out loud. It sounds like the title of some sort of weird movie. I feel selfish for
Continue readingEnhance Immunotherapy for Melanoma… Naturally?
Melanoma is a Complicated, Aggressive Cancer That is Difficult to Treat. You Need the Best of Evidence-based Conventional and Non-Conventional Therapies Is immunotherapy, checkpoint inhibitors in your
Continue readingProbiotic, Magnesium- Depression
“This study shows that consumption of a specific probiotic can improve both gut symptoms and psychological issues in IBS…” The study linked and excerpted below is a small pilot study
Continue readingMyeloma – Knee Arthritis, AVN, Whole-body Vibration
“Meta-analysis showed that low-frequency and high-frequency whole-body vibration had additional positive effects compared to strengthening exercises alone on bone strength, knee extensor muscle strength,
Continue readingER Positive Breast Cancer Survivors Risk Lingers for Decades- Reduce Your Risks Through Non-Toxic Therapies
“If women (with breast cancer) have a clearer picture of their future odds of recurrence, he said, that could help them decide whether the treatment is worth the downsides.” The reason for
Continue readingNon-Toxic Myeloma- Intravenous Vitamin C, Curcumin
PAA selectively kills CD138+MM tumor cells derived from MM and smoldering MM (SMM) but not from monoclonal gammopathy undetermined significance (MGUS) patients. Hi David- I was wondering if intravenous
Continue readingMyeloma – Depression, Anger, etc?!?
“the large number of questions that were submitted suggest that there are many, many depressed patients who would benefit from having better-tolerated therapies, yet remarkably few controlled studies
Continue readingC-B-D, Inflammation and Alzheimer’s
“The treated mice also lost fewer brain cells and their brains contained 20 percent less of the sticky plaques associated with Alzheimer’s…” Full transparency- the studies linked
Continue readingMelatonin and the Melanoma Cancer Patient-
“he study of synergistic relationships between melatonin analogues and anticancer drugs is a promising field, and these compounds could significantly strengthen the cytostatic and the cytotoxic effects
Continue readingRenal Cell Carcinoma Stage 4- Alpha Lipoic Acid/Low-dose Naltrexone
The patient had stable disease with disappearance of the signs and symptoms of stage IV RCC, a full 9 years following diagnosis Hi David-I have Renal Cell Carcinoma stage 4. I have need studying the ALA
Continue readingPediatric Cancer- Late Side Effects-
Aggressive Therapies for Pediatric Cancer Will Result in Long-term and Late Stage Side Effects- Pediatric oncology has come along way in improving the survival of pediatric cancer patients. Many cancers
Continue readingPediatric Cancer- Nutritional, Herbal
Pediatric Cancer patients endure greater toxicity achieving cures though these patients may experience greater health challenges later in life Pediatric Cancer management is more difficult than adult cancer
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