This press release was written by Dr. Don Schoeneman, cancer survivor Please Help Us Spread the Word About This Injustice! World Arm Wrestling Champ, Jason Vale, in David and Goliath Battle with the FDA Queens, New York – 35 year old Jason Vale, who was terminal from cancer, and went on to become the Arm…
By BBC News Online’s Jonathan Amos Scientists are using cyanide to attack tumours. They have tested a two-stage drug that harnesses the power of the dangerous chemical to kill bowel cancer cells in the lab. The researchers, at Imperial College, London, now hope to refine the technology and test it on patients. The technique takes…
Mondays at 8.30am, repeated at 8.00pm with Norman Swan Chemotherapy 18 April 2005 An Australian study suggests that the benefits of chemotherapy have been over-sold. Norman Swan talks to Associate Professor Graeme Morgan who’s a radiotherapist at Royal North Shore Hospital in Sydney and to Professor Michael Boyer who’s Head of Medical Oncology at the…
Big Pharma Syndrome An angry insider says drug giants put profit ahead of public health – and seduce doctors into helping them BY DANIEL WILLIAMS Monday, Aug. 29, 2005 Marcia Angell’s latest book didn’t turn out as she’d first imagined. Four years ago the Harvard academic started delving into clinical trials. But when her research…
Monday, 9 May 2011 The same reason why the medical profession will not give Vitamin C via IV to people desperately needing it, is the same reason why Vitamin B17 will never be available in Australia! You must Watch this New Zealand 60 Minutes Video Click Here to watch Part 1 Click Here to watch…
Can apricot kernels keep cancer at bay? Jill Stark PAUL Reid should be dead. Diagnosed with a rare, incurable lymphoma, he was given five years, seven tops, by his oncologist. But, having cheated death in the Ash Wednesday bushfires, he was not about to surrender his life without a fight. His weapon of choice? Apricot…
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Tuesday, 2 May 2006 Click here to download the full story – in pdf format Parexel Misled Subjects Sickened in London Study, Ethicists Say Parexel International Corp. hid risks from healthy volunteers enlisted into a clinical drug test in London that left six men fighting for their lives, say medical ethicists who reviewed confidential study…