A new study suggests that what you eat may affect your chances of surviving colon cancer. The research is among the first to look at the impact that specific nutrients have on the likelihood of disease recurrence in people with colon cancer, one of the leading causes of cancer death in the United States.
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Read more →Treating Prostate Cancer with Immune Therapy, Using the Gorter Model Authors: Robert Gorter, MD, PhD, and Erik Peper, PhD „I had a primary tumor. It is no long there. You can feel it when a large tumor in the prostate is gone and you can also see it on an ultrasound. Now my PSA is
Read more →Progress occurs by leaps and bounds not by incremental change. Author Robert W. Gorter, MD, PhD. Progress occurs by leaps and bounds not by incremental change Author: Robert W. Gorter, MD, PhD. The incremental improvement of standard therapies through improved surgical techniques, radiation, chemotherapy or medications that can be patented or slight changes in treatment
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