Jill U. Adams Los Angeles Times June 12, 2011 An 18-year study from the National Cancer Institute has found that widespread screening for ovarian cancer doesn’t save lives but does set up many women for needless surgery and avoidable complications. The results, published Wednesday in the Journal of the American Medical Assn., were not a complete surprise, said…
DetailsAnthony Gucciardi NaturalSociety March 21, 2012 Previously reported by scientists to cause a reproductive defect in males that can lead to infertility, new research has found that bisphenol a (BPA) also endangers the reproductive abilities of women. The newly unleashed information reveals the negative side effects associated with BPA exposure regarding fertility, highlighting how BPA…
DetailsRussian researchers (lead by Streliaeva AV,) report in the Dec 2011 issue Meditsinskaya Parazitologiia i parazitarnye bolezni (article in Russian) using Latrodectus mactans, in combination with the authors’ designed diet and other homeopathic agents to relieve pain syndrome and normalized amino acid exchange in atypical paecilomycosis-associated myocarditis, which offered possibilities for successful surgical treatment for…
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Self Care, First Aid and Acute Care The National Center for Homeopathy invited Mr. Mueller to host this webinar on January 25, 2012. Trying to learn how to use that homeopathic self care kit? This won’t teach you about remedies, but it will teach you how to take a good case and get the symptoms…
DetailsProfile by A.M.I.C.A. A new study from the Journal of Oncology (February 2006) shows that long term usage of mobile and cordless phones may well increase that chance of getting brain cancer. Usage of analogue mobile phones for longer than 1 year was found to increase the risk of acoustic neuroma threefold. Both GSM digital…
DetailsHenry Lai Bioelectromagnetics Research Laboratory, Department of Bioengineering, School of Medicine and College of Engineering, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA Paper presented at the “Workshop on Possible Biological and Health Effects of RF Electromagnetic Fields”, Mobile Phone and Health Symposium, Oct 25-28, 1998, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria. INTRODUCTION Radiofrequency electromagnetic radiation (RFR),…
DetailsComment from The Homeopathic College: In this article, we will highlight the obvious symptoms of the Cancer Diathesis, or Predisposition to Cancer. (See our comments in blue) His legacy of blockbuster products includes the Macintosh, iPod, iPhone and iPad. Meanwhile, Jobs’ other firm, Pixar, revolutionized computer animation. Steven P. Jobs, the charismatic technology pioneer who…
DetailsH.T. Lynch, A.R. Kaplan Department of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, Creighton University School of Medicine, Omaha, Nebr. Address of Corresponding Author Oncology 1974;30:210-216 (DOI: 10.1159/000224958) Key Words Cancer genetics Cancer Family Syndrome Cancer Family ‘G’ High Cancer Risk Family Abstract The ‘G’ kindred is remarkable for the high incidence of a specific cancer aggregate…
DetailsCancer Detect Prev. 1986;9(1-2):145-9. Tan RS, Chen YQ, Fan ZF, Liu SZ, Zhang YH. Abstract Many biochemical parameters have been used as tumor markers but few are satisfactory to reflect tumor diathesis and/or for early detection. Studies in the Cancer Institute, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, have indicated that serum alpha 1-acid glycoprotein and sialic…
DetailsWright Clarkson, M.D. and Allen Barker, M.D. ↵1 Presented before the Fifth International Congress of Radiology, Chicago, Sept. 13–17, 1937. Excerpt CANCER of the cervix accounts for nearly 20 per cent of all deaths from cancer in women; and our observations agree with those of Norris (1), who thinks that a cross-section of all cases…
DetailsALSON R. KILGORE, M.D. Instructor in Surgery, University of California Medical School; Member Surgical Staff, St. Luke’s Hospital SAN FRANCISCO Since this article does not have an abstract, we have provided the first 150 words of the full text. Excerpt The appearance of cancer in the remaining breast after radical removal of one breast for…
DetailsBy Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer at the American Cancer Society. October 6th, 2010 10:31 AM ET Question asked by Ronda of Oklahoma: My husband had non-Hodgkins lymphoma in 1990. He was treated with m-BACOD, then switched to CHOP. Now he is diagnosed with adenocarcinoma. His hematologist said that the chemo drugs long ago…
DetailsFeb 22, 2012 by Lisa Collier Cool Darren Jones wants to check himself into rehab for an unusual “addiction.” He says he’s so hooked on Diet Coke that he downs 18 cans a day and can’t leave home without it. Judging by his photos in The Daily Mail, all that diet soda hasn’t helped him…
DetailsThe popular saying would have us believe that gentlemen prefer blondes. But while the old adage may trip off the tongue, according to new findings, it no longer holds weight.
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A faulty gene that is key to the process of cancer spreading around the body has been discovered in a breakthrough that could provide a “window of opportunity” to stop the disease in its tracks. By Richard Alleyne, Science Correspondent 6:00PM GMT 24 Jan 2011 British researchers believe that finding drugs that can inhibit the…
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