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Stomach Cancer (Gastric)

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Stomach Cancer (Gastric) 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...

Cancer on the Decline: Playing with Numbers

If you listened to the mainstream media in February 2006, you might have thought that the end of cancer was finally in sight. The cancer death rates were down for the first time in over 70 years....

A View of Gastric Cancer’s Origins

Gastric cancer originates from bone marrow-derived cells. So states a paper published in late 2004 by scientists at the University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS), Worcester,...

Vitamins C, E, and Glutathione with Cisplatin

An Exploration There are presently over 170 peer-reviewed articles on the topic of ascorbic acid and cisplatin. For instance, ascorbic acid (vitamin C) can protect against the toxic effects of...

Vitamins Can Prevent Stomach Cancer

Vitamin C and Beta-Carotene It was a pleasant surprise to see the National Cancer Institute stating that vitamin C and beta-carotene may prevent stomach cancer. This was the conclusion of a...

Poultry and Cancer

What does the science show? Many vegetarian authors similarly claim that any form of meat, including chicken, duck, or other poultry, is harmful to those seeking to prevent the occurrence or...

Beta-Glucans

Anti Inflammatory Foods for Gastrointestinal Mucosa If mucous membranes are inflamed, it is important to minimize stress on them. Doctors generally recommend a mild diet served lukewarmly. If you...

Coffee, Caffeine and Cancer

Beneficial Health Effects It used to be thought that coffee was unhealthy, and might even contribute to pancreatic, gastric, or kidney cancer. Nowadays, the pendulum has swung the other way, and...

G is for Garlic

G is for Garlic, and its CousinsIn April, the number of medical publications on garlic topped 1,500, over 250 of which  are related to cancer. Garlic and its cousins (onions, chives, scallions...

Garlic May Prevent Stomach Cancer

Strong, Consistent, Protective Effect Cooked Garlic People who consume either raw or cooked garlic regularly have half the risk of stomach  cancer and two-thirds the risk of colorectal cancer as...

Intraoperative Radiation Therapy (IORT)

Large Dose Radiation Intraoperative radiation therapy (IORT) involves using a large dose of radiation delivered in surgery. Most radiation treatments have to travel through normal tissue to reach...

RIGVIR Viral Therapy

Riga Virus Therapy Available in Latvia A form of viral therapy that is available to today’s patients is Rigvir®, short for “Riga virus.” (Riga is the capital of Latvia, where this treatment was...

Immune Surveillance Theory

Tracking Down the Tumor There is a common idea that cancer arises simply because of the weakness of the patient's immune system. Supposedly, our white blood cells patrol the highways and byways...