Dark Cherries May Slow Aggressive Breast Cancer Growth
The bright red color of cherries comes from powerful plant compounds—and new research suggests they may influence cancer cells in surprising ways.
Laetrile and Cancer: History, Controversy, and Why It’s Still Discussed
What would lead cancer patients to travel across the border in search of a treatment they couldn’t receive at home? You might be surprised.
The “Most Survivable” Cancers
According to medical data, thyroid and prostate cancers now show five-year survival rates approaching 97% to 99%, with similarly high outcomes for testicular cancer, melanoma, and early-stage breast cancer. Here’s why.
Ivermectin Officially Enters the Cancer Conversation
According to a recent report, the U.S. National Cancer Institute is conducting preclinical studies to evaluate ivermectin’s potential ability to kill cancer cells.
The Role Vitamin C Plays In Cancer Care: What the Science Shows
When I was first diagnosed with Stage 4 melanoma, I’ll be honest — if someone had told me vitamin C would become part of my strategy, I probably would have shrugged it off. Vitamin C? The stuff in orange juice? I had a lot to learn.
