A Bitter Kernel of Truth for MSKCC
Fifty Years Later, Sloan Kettering Admits There Was Science Behind Laetrile In 1977, I was fired by the famed Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) in New York City for “failing to carry...
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The Beljanski Legacy of Integrative Cancer Science
In this conversation, I’m joined by my father, Dr. Ralph W. Moss, and Sylvie Beljanski for a discussion that brings together two long histories in integrative cancer research. Sylvie speaks about...
Prostate Cancer Treatment Guide
This diagnosis-specific guide explains current evidence on standard treatments, including benefits, risks, side effects and key questions to ask your doctors. It is based on independent research...
A Compound in Broccoli Targets Cancer Pathways
In 2024, we wrote about sulforaphane and its optimal sources in our book The Moss Method, where we placed it among the top ten primary elements of a natural anticancer diet. More recently, the...
Klinik St. Georg
Bad Aibling, Germany Klinik St. Georg, known for its integrative approach to cancer care, combines traditional and alternative treatment methods to offer a comprehensive healthcare experience....
Dr. Eliaz Responds to Questions about BreastDefend
Dr. Eliaz Responds to Questions about BreastDefend- by Ralph W. Moss, PhD. A paper on a new dietary supplement for breast cancer has appeared this week in the online version of Integrative Cancer...
Big Advances in Prostate Cancer
Detection and Treatment There have been considerable advances in both the detection and treatment of prostate cancer. Typically, in the past, patients were screened for prostate cancer using the...
The Surprising History of Cryotherapy
THE SURPRISING HISTORY OF CRYOTHERAPY Dr. James M. Arnott of Brighton, England Have you heard about the "new" treatment for cancer called cryotherapy? This is the use of extreme cold to destroy...
Dealing with the Trauma of Cancer with James S. Gordon
Dr. Moss discusses "Transforming Trauma: The Path to Hope and Healing" with Dr. James S. Gordon. Transcript Welcome to the Moss Report hosted by Dr. Ralph W. Moss. His guest today is Dr. James...
Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors with Nobel Laureate– Dr. James P. Allison
Dr. James P. Allison won the 2018 Nobel Prize in Medicine for his application of Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors to treat cancer. With impressive results and widespread use throughout oncology, he...
Clinic Conversations: Dr. Maharaj and Stem Cells
In this episode of The Moss Report Podcast, Ralph W. Moss, PhD speaks with Dipnarine Maharaj, MD, about his Florida-based clinic and his latest research. An expert in immunology, Dr. Maharaj has...
My Cancer Journey
Ralph W. Moss PhD I had been writing about cancer for over 40 years when I myself was diagnosed with an aggressive form of the disease in the summer of 2015. That summer, my wife and I had...
Cancer Stem Cells (CSCs) – What You Need to Know
A Very Important Concept One theory of cancer that has great importance is the concept of the cancer stem cell (CSC). A consensus panel of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) has...
Cryoablation – Past and Present
Frozen in Time One of the oddest facts about the “new” treatment of cryoablation is that it is over 150 years old! A mid-nineteenth century surgeon, James Arnott (1797-1883), began using cold to...
Cryoablation: A Promising Alternative to Surgery
A Chilling Discovery Cryoablation (sometimes called cryosurgery) is a technique to destroy diseased tissue by applying probes at extremely low temperatures. It is not “surgery” in the...
Immune Checkpoint Blockade (ICB)
A Revolution in Cancer Therapy “Treatment of cancer has been revolutionized by immune checkpoint blockade therapies.” —Moshe Sade-Feldman, et al. Mass General Hospital, Boston “Cancer biologists...
Is Cancer Genetic or Metabolic in Origin?
The Case for Warburg Despite huge inconsistencies in the dominant “somatic mutation theory” https://www.karger.com/Article/Fulltext/443106 of cancer, the majority of scientists remain focused on...
Ketorolac – Toradol®
A Remarkable Discovery There has been a remarkable discovery concerning the effect on cancer relapse of a common prescription drug, ketorolac (Toradol®). Michael W. Retsky, Ph.D. formerly of the...
Antifungal Medicine, Itraconazole vs. Cancer
Increasing Interest in Sporanox There is merit in the idea of Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved medications repurposed for use against cancer. For example, there is increasing interest...
Insulin Potentiated Therapy IPT
IPT and Low Dose ChemotherapyInsulin potentiated therapy (IPT) refers to the use of insulin as an adjunct to low-dose chemotherapy. The doctors at the ChemoThermia Oncology Center in Istanbul use...
Tookad (WST11)
“Unprecedented Results,” says Dr. Aprikian about Photodynamic Therapy with WST11There is a clinical trial underway of a new “vascular targeted” form of PDT using a sensitizing agent, Tookad...
ElectroChemotherapy (EChT) or Galvanotherapy
Using Low Voltage Electricity to Destroy TumorsElectroChemotherapy (EChT) or Galvanotherapy is the use of low voltage DC electric currents to destroy tumors. The treatment is named in honor of...
High-intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU)
Is HIFU an Effective Alternative to Surgery? According to the Focused Ultrasound Foundation, High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) is a revolutionary technology that could help treat “diseases...
Remarkable Results with Newcastle Virus
Newcastle Virus Deserves Attention One experimental cancer treatment that has not received the attention it deserves is the Newcastle Disease virus (NDV) vaccine. In the US, this treatment,...
Chemo for Life?
Long Term Treatments There is an emerging trend in oncology to keep patients on anticancer drugs for longer periods, even years at a stretch. This concept was given support from two studies...
Radiation May Cause Pelvic and Hip Fractures
Radiation to the Pelvis One University of Toronto study showed that radiation to the pelvis led to a substantial increase in hip fractures in older women. A few years later the same risk was seen...
Xytiga for Prostate Cancer?
Early Treatment In 2011, Johnson & Johnson (J&J) claimed that its new drug for prostate cancer, Zytiga abiraterone acetate (Zytiga®) is effective in men early in their treatment. It was...
Soy May Help in Prostate Cancer
Versatile, Relatively Inexpensive, and Widely Available A small clinical study from Pennsylvania State University, Hershey, suggests that soy intake may slow an increase in prostate specific...
Positive Results with PectaSol-C
Modified Citrus Pectin This year also brought a major advance in understanding the effects of modified citrus pectin (MCP) on cancer cells. Scientists at Columbia University published a paper...
Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Neuroblastoma Swedish scientists have published an important paper on the positive impact of omega-3 fatty acids (found mainly in fish oil) on a certain type of childhood cancer called...
Avastin® and Ovarian Cancer – Any Benefit?
Top Cancer Drug Bevacizumab (Avastin®) is, economically speaking, the top cancer drug in the world. Sales in 2010 topped $6.9 billion. One of the reasons for this financial success has been its...
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Radiation
Transcript What is radiation therapy, is it harmful, is it dangerous? Is it painful? Well, all of those questions arise, and I'm not going to go into any great detail to describe the physics of...
Homeopathy
Transcript So one area that all cancer patients should be familiar with is homeopathy. I know, of course, that this is going to raise hackles with some people because, you know, we claim to be...
Chemotherapy
Transcript So what is chemotherapy? Chemotherapy is the use of chemicals or drugs to kill cancer cells or to stop them from dividing, and it's basically poison. You know, in the old days when...
Companion Diagnostic Tests
An Excellent BusinessCompanion diagnostic testing is an excellent business, since everyone with a particular type of cancer is a candidate for the test, while only a minority who are positive for...