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Cancer and the “AHA” of MAHA

American healthcare is defined by politics and economics—and cancer care is no exception. Although comprehensive cancer prevention is the ideal ‘cure’, our best defense in this complex and fraught landscape remains self-advocacy armed with knowledge. Why it Matters MAHA and its HHS benefactor are making noise—and moves. Some good, some bad, some yet-to-be-known. However, the […]



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How to Weigh Integrative Cancer ‘Treatment’ Options

What impact does integrative cancer approaches have as actual cancer treatment–beyond symptom control? And how does one most efficiently and effectively go about the decision-making process? Here’s a practical framework to consider.


Brad Power

Precision and Personalized Cancer Treatment: My Mission to Help Others

Guest post contributor Brad Power is an expert in the field of business process innovation. He is applying his own cancer experience to help usher in truly personalized cancer care and the engagement of patient ‘scientists’.


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Personalized Medicine and Integrative Oncology as One

The future of cancer treatment is a highly personalized, N of 1 model of care, specific to each unique individual and each unique tumor a person is hosting.


Matt Mumber

Matthew Mumber: The Oncologist Poet

Poet Matt Mumber, an integrative radiation oncologist serving a rural Georgia community, is among a long list of physician poets—past and present—that include Oliver Wendall Holmes, John Keats, and Rafael Campo. Here are five poems from Matt Mumber’s latest book, The Attending.


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43 Life-Changing Lessons Since My Cancer Diagnosis

I’ve learned a few things over the 30 years since being diagnosed with cancer. These personal lessons, combined with what I’ve gleaned from 19 years as a cancer coach, greatly shapes my ever-growing understanding of cancer—and its prevention and control.


Not all Plant-Based Diets Reduce Cancer Burden

Not all Plant-Based Diets Reduce Cancer Burden

New epidemiological prospective study looking at incidence of pancreatic cancer shows that a plant-based diet can create a pro-cancer environment or anticancer environment, depending on quality of diet.


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72% Reduction in Metastatic Cancer Seen with Intense Cardio

Researchers at Tel Aviv University report results of a new study showing the risk of metastatic cancer can be reduced by 72% through vigorous aerobic exercise.


Glenn Sabin shopping in produce department.

Glenn Sabin’s Anticancer Foods List

Glenn Sabin’s comprehensive anticancer diet list. Learn Glenn’s approach to buying produce and what definitely needs to be organic and what is okay to buy conventionally grown. Here’s Glenn’s perspective on animal protein choices, including select omega-3-rich cold water fish.


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Turning Cancer Fear and Anxiety on its Head

Cancer remains the scariest and most anxiety-provoking 6-letter word I know. But we now have more tools than ever to proactively and pragmatically approach a diagnosis while better controlling emotions—namely fear and anxiety, which can lead to depression.