An article published in Yale Medicine admits that some patients may not need to undergo chemotherapy treatments. In fact, they say, “some patients may ultimately do better on other therapies.”
A new study published in the New England Journal of Medicine just days ago reported that “out of 1,610 study participants who were followed up on years later, 45 had died from prostate cancer regardless of treatment approach.”
You’ll want to pay attention to what is happening, such as this news story from Michigan. “ALL fish caught in Michigan rivers and tested for toxic PFAS contained the chemicals – and at levels that present a health risk for anyone eating them, according to a new study.”
That’s the bad news. But the good news is that clues to why this is occurring are exactly the things we here at the Templeton Wellness Foundation emphasize — and that means that prevention is key.
The FDA is investigating even more drugs which may prove to contain cancer-causing chemicals.
