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BeatCancer's Debbie Melamed interviews Prudence Sinclair, a 28-year cancer survivor of malignant melanoma, who walked away from traditional medicine after several surgeries and the option of chemotherapy to research alternative…

I’ve had several bouts with cancer – all seemingly around holidays-- and it’s finally time for my permanent holiday from cancer. When Susan heard my story, she invited me to…

Most people understand that cigarettes are bad for your health. What if we told you that the same group that classed tobacco as a Group 1 carcinogen, the World Health…

Susan Barbara Apollon is a Pennsylvania psychologist in private practice for 30 years specializing in oncology, grief and trauma. Coming from a family of physicians and herself a 20+ year…

Scientific studies suggest there is a common link between cancer and diabetes that is related to sugar. Research suggests people who have diabetes have a higher risk of developing various…

Last week, the Washington Post ran a feature story on a patient given a death sentence who is now cancer-free. Here’s her story: Shortly after graduating from New York University…

It is a pleasure to share this interview with my long-term colleague Dr. Ralph Moss, former science writer and Assistant Director of Public Affairs at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Dr.…

I often lecture about how diet and lifestyle choices affect not only cancer risk but also cancer survival. Now new research proving that fact is being featured at the annual…

For decades, I’ve been teaching about the role of diet in preventing breast cancer, preventing recurrence, and improving breast cancer survival. One key ingredient in that diet is flaxseed, primarily…

Soy has gotten a bad rap lately. In large part, this is for good reason. According to figures from the United States Department of Agriculture, approximately 94% of all soybeans…