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Keeping It Quiet
An early post from the blog; the original text could not be recovered from the archive.
Jun 30, 2014


Jumping Through Hoops to Satisfy the Experts
A January 2014 MRI showed two new spots; the author describes sending her records to Dr. Jason Williams and scheduling a biopsy.
Jun 20, 2014


Impossible Diet
A story about a man with Buerger's disease who kept smoking, and the author's doubts about whether she could keep to such a restrictive diet.
Jun 19, 2014


In the News 102
Immuno-oncology took center stage at the latest ASCO conference. Is it a breakthrough? A look at treating cancer by helping the immune system find it.
Jun 12, 2014


Vaccines
Notes and links on cancer immunotherapy research, including anti-CD47 antibodies, the ImMucin vaccine for multiple myeloma and ISCOMATRIX adjuvants.
Jun 12, 2014


In the News 101
A Los Angeles study of cryoablation alone, without follow-up surgery, for women 70 and older with small, estrogen-sensitive invasive breast cancer.
Jun 11, 2014


Links
Ketogenic diet resources: Dr. Dominic D'Agostino's KetoNutrition blog (University of South Florida) and Ellen Davis's Ketogenic Diet Resource.
Jun 8, 2014


This "Minimally Invasive" Procedure Can Seed Cancer Cells Throughout the Abdomen and Pelvis, Leading to Advanced-Stage Cancer Diagnoses
Power morcellation in hysterectomy can spread hidden uterine cancer; a look at the risk and the FDA's safety warning on the procedure.
Jun 6, 2014


Update on the Measles Virus, a Novel Therapy for Glioblastoma, Ovarian Cancer and Multiple Myeloma. Maybe Even Breast Cancer in the Future
Mayo Clinic doctors have engineered measles virus strains that infect and destroy cancer cells, with links to research and a plain-English overview.
Jun 6, 2014
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