A response to a Johns Hopkins study saying most cancer is due to bad luck, arguing it relies only on somatic mutation theory and ignores metabolic research.

Is cancer preventable? A look at the National Cancer Institute's chart of avoidable cancer risk factors and how metabolic syndrome adds to cancer risk.

One year on the ketogenic diet: weight loss, more energy, fewer medications, and how her path compares with two friends diagnosed at the same time.

Research shows DNA-damaging chemo can make nearby fibroblasts release WNT16B, a protein that helps cancer cells grow and resist treatment.

Early detection is really late detection: by the time a tumor shows on a scan it has been growing for years, as Dr. Pietro Gullino showed in 1976.

The author's cholesterol rose on a ketogenic diet, as it does for 20 to 30 percent of people on such diets, so she looked into what the numbers mean.

A story about a well-known scientist and dinosaur murals, and an introduction to Otto Warburg, the Nobel Prize-winning biochemist behind the Warburg effect.

Every cancer treatment aims to kill the cancer without killing the patient; a look at chemotherapy's limits and Otto Warburg's theory of cancer metabolism.

A step-by-step guide to starting metabolic therapy, from Dr. Thomas Seyfried's work on cancer as a metabolic disease to Ellen Davis's ketogenic diet e-book.

Instead of rushing into surgery, chemo and radiation, the author used a two-week window after diagnosis to research treating cancer as a chronic condition.