Einstein and Social Media
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: The day that Albert Einstein feared may have finally arrived. Having coffee with friends. A day at the beach. Cheering […]
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Prostate Cancer and Testosterone – questions persist
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Here we have scientific evidence of how what Dr. Morgentaler calls “group think” (uncritical analysis and ignoring inconvenient data) has created
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The Cordelia Effect in Corrective Cancer Care
Dr. Michael Gerber, M.D. reviews a lecture I gave at the Nevada Medical Society in 2011. His article, reprinted below, appeared in Townsend Newsletter for
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These simple things may help your chemotherapy work better
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: If you are going to accept chemotherapy, why not stack the cards in favor of more benefit and less side-effects? This is
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Hep C – the standard of care has improved!
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Hepatitis C is a bad illness and the new research has produced a potent breakthrough – worth $11 billion? – remains to
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Time to understand Cancer STEM cells
The origin of Cancer Stem Cells Cancer stem cells (CSCs), also known as tumor-initiating cells (TICs), are cancer cells that possess capability of
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More personalized medicine
Future of Personalized Medicine in Oncology: A Systems Biology Approach ABSTRACT The development of cost-effective technologies able to comprehensively assess DNA, RNA, protein, and
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Food trumps supplements which trump medications – eat right!
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Hippocrates, the father of medicine (who was imprisoned for 20 years for teaching things like “Let food me your medicine”) would agree
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SSRI drugs – careful, if you plan to get pregnant
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: SSRI drugs, initially FDA approved antidepressants are increasingly used for anxiety, PMS, and I am not joking… shyness. Originally prescribed by
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But what TYPE of breast cancer do you have?
Dr. Weeks’ Comment: Past time to treat cancer patients as individuals with cancer. Then we can focus on the specifics and bring to bear
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