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Hyperthermia for Head and Neck Cancer

Using Heat to Treat TumorsHyperthermia (heat therapy) is especially promising in the treatment of head and neck cancers. That is because surgery (a frequently recommended treatment) can be...

Progress in Hyperthermia – Pancreatic Cancer

Encouraging Research One of the great hopes of the CAM movement is hyperthermia, which is the use of therapeutic heating to treat cancer. A recent study adds “fuel to the fire” as it were in...

Hyperthermia Evidence

 Scientific StudiesRandomized Controlled TrialsThe modern scientific acceptance of hyperthermia rests on several outstanding randomized trials: one that was organized in Munich, Germany for the...

A Big Boost for Hyperthermia

 The JNCI Publishes a Positive Trial The January 20, 2010, issue of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute (JNCI) contained a highly positive, three-page news article on the use of...

Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA)

Killing Cancer Cells via Thermal Coagulative NecrosisRadiofrequency ablation (RFA) is a minimally invasive technique for removing, or “ablating,” tumors. RFA induces cell death by what is called...

The Story of Cryoablation for Cancer

Breaking the Ice The medical establishment, epitomized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), is notoriously slow at adopting new methods, however effective they might be. For example,...

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...

Cryoablation – Cryosurgery Basics

Frozen OutCryosurgery (also called cryoablation) is a technique that destroys tumor tissue through the application of subzero temperatures. This is a promising and less toxic way of destroying...

Field Cancerization

Tumor Microenvironments The 360 “Halifax Project” authors, led by Keith I. Block, MD, of Skokie, Ill., added an 11th key characteristic to Hanahan and Weinberg’s classic ten,...

Cancer Stem Cells and Angiogenesis

Thousands of Studies on CSCsA key characteristic of malignant disease is the central importance of cancer stem cells in a long list of cancer types. CSCs were first characterized at the molecular...

Antioxidants and Radiation

CONCURRENT USE OF ANTIOXIDANTS AND RADIATION We will now consider antioxidants’ concurrent use with a major form of conventional treatment: radiation therapy. There have been two major clinical...

Low-Dose Metronomic Chemotherapy

Low-dose Metronomic Chemotherapy Conventional chemotherapy (especially in the U.S.) is generally based on the principle of the maximum tolerated dose (MTD). This approach aims to administer high...

Is All Cancer Trophoblastic?

The Strange Story of Human Chorionic Gonadotropin Odd as it may seem, the occurrence of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), the pregnancy hormone, figures prominently in a number of notorious...

Dr. Nasha Winters

Dr. Nasha: Perseverance and Progress

In this episode of The Moss Report Podcast, Dr. Ralph W. Moss speaks with Dr. Nasha Winters. Dr. Winters shares her experiences about her ovarian cancer, her life as a student, and then as a...

Jane McLelland and Ralph W. Moss PhD on The Moss Report Podcast

How to Starve Cancer with Jane McLelland

Dr. Moss and author Jane McLelland speak about topics in her book "How to Starve Cancer Without Starving Yourself".  Learn Ralph’s Mushroom Soup RecipeCoffee and Cancer Transcript  Welcome...

The history of Cryotherapy

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...