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Ed Mitchell’s Story of Esophageal Cancer- Conventional, Non, Mind-Body, etc.
I fired Dr. T. and told him that if someone hangs up a shingle as primary care doctor and doesn’t know the symptoms of esophageal cancer, then he shouldn’t be in the business. In 1994 I was
Continue readingBrain Training, Lifestyle Therapies Effectively Combat Dementia
“…with researchers finding that the group who received the computerized training had a 29 percent lower incidence of dementia…” It’s not rocket science. Brain training, frequent
Continue reading5 Of The Highest Paying Medical Positions In 2018
“All these medical positions require a lot of study and training. However, the money can make it all worth it. Remember, if you want to earn six figures, then you going to have to put in a lot of
Continue readingColorectal cancer: Is “RAS” important?
“When selecting the type of treatment required by the patient with advanced disease, the oncologist will ask the laboratory to determine if there is such an alteration or not of RAS to make a decision.” Colorectal
Continue readingExperimental Biliary Cancer / Pancreatic Cancer Therapy
Researchers have had early success in laboratory studies of triphendiol and its effects on biliary cancers. They have found that the drug causes apoptosis, or cell death, in pancreatic and bile duct cancer
Continue readingEarly Prostate Cancer? Know Your Options-
Active Surveillance IS Treatment for Early Prostate Cancer Prostate cancer (PCa) is the most prevalent cancer diagnosis annually among men. The majority of PCa diagnoses are indolent or early stage diagnoses.
Continue readingGene testing- Bile Duct Cancer
Doctors have found a new genetic signature useful for diagnosing bile duct cancer:
Continue reading5-FU Cream- Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer?
“People don’t appreciate having stuff cut on their face a lot… They do it if there is a (skin cancer) there, but we want to take a proactive approach where we can give them something
Continue readingBreast Cancer-Second Lumpectomies to Achieve Adequate Clear Margins
A new observational study of 2206 women who had lumpectomies for invasive breast cancers at four different institutions reveals that 509 of them had second operations in attempts to achieve wider clear
Continue readingCholangiocarcinoma aka Biliary Tract Cancer: To treat or not to treat?
There is debate as to whether adjuvant chemotherapy along with resection is the proper course of treatment for biliary tract cancer.
Continue readingGrape Seed Extract-Non-Toxic Head Neck Cancer
“A study published this week in the journal Carcinogenesis shows… grape seed extract (GSE) kills head and neck squamous cell carcinoma cells, while leaving healthy cells unharmed.” Regardless
Continue readingHysteroscopy Endometrial Cancer?
Though hysteroscopy plays an important role in both diagnosing and staging endometrial cancer, it may cause endometrial cancer cells to spread to the peritoneum, researchers say:
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