New knowledge favours promoting peace over waging war The world spends billions on trench warfare with cancer and makes slow progress with heavy collateral damage. New knowledge about the process of carcinogenesis and tumour growth [more]
Exercise reduces the risks of getting some cancers but what about after diagnosis? What should we be advising our patients? Be physically active in everyday life. Limit the time you spend sitting.” So says [more]
Understanding how cancer wreaks its havoc on the human body is important for the head of the International Agency for Research on Cancer, but his main concern is how to stop it. In the 30 [more]
Two practitioners of integrative oncology make the case for using non-traditional therapies alongside mainstream care and for abandoning the term complementary and alternative medicine as unhelpful and misleading in this comprehensive article, which [more]
The media often hype the benefits of superfoods’ to protect against or even cure cancer. But keeping weight down and taking exercise are known to offer far greater protection than any individual food or nutrient [more]
Every day there are new stories in the tabloids about the latest link, sometimes tenuous, sometimes contradictory, between cancer and some aspect of lifestyle. If this is a recipe for confusion, then the antidote is [more]
What if you could prescribe your patients a therapy that had proven powers to lift quality of life, boost psychological well-being, improve cardiorespiratory and physical fitness, and reduce fatigue? Download full article
When cancer patients lose their appetite, serving food they like eating, at the time they want to eat it, is more effective than prescribing healthy meals that end up left on the plate. Download [more]