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.
Cancer Tumors May Help Clear Alzheimer’s Protein Clumps, Study Finds
We’d venture to say that this wasn’t on anyone’s Bingo card. Cancer tumors may help ward off Alzheimer’s? What the new research shows.
New Food Pyramid: A Historic Reset of U.S. Nutrition Policy
In a landmark shift, the USDA and HHS just released new dietary guidelines that ditch decades of confusing food advice in favor of real, nutrient-dense foods.
City of Hope on the Future of Cancer Care: Five Changes That Could Redefine Survival in 2026
A leading cancer center is calling 2026 a turning point. According to the City of Hope, five emerging trends could significantly change how cancer is treated — and who benefits from those advances.
