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Shinrin-yoku literally means “taking in the forest atmosphere” or “forest bathing.” Of course, people have been strolling, hiking and walking through wooded areas for as long as humans and forests…

Jackie Zofkie of Dayton, Ohio, has some special friends. Nearly two years ago, I was approached by one of them who was extremely worried about Jackie’s advancing invasive lobular breast…

Linda L. Isaacs, MD, received her medical degree from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine and completed her residency at New York University Medical School. Board Certified in Internal Medicine, she…

Board-certified in internal medicine, Ron Weiss, MD, is a primary care doctor in New Jersey and Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine at Rutgers University Medical School.Trained in allopathic medicine, he…

As another year comes to an end, my colleagues and I at BeatCancer.org are really proud to let you know about our exciting accomplishments during the past 12 months. When…

If you are like most cancer patients, you are looking for hope, looking for relief, looking to partake in your plan of care and not just sit on the sidelines…

With the holiday season upon us and its emphasis on parties and food, what are health-conscious consumers to do? Food is everywhere, and we all tend to eat too much…

People are always asking my opinion about the latest, greatest cancer treatments. Well, here is a fascinating one-minute video on new cancer technology that literally explodes cancer cells without harming…

Cancer Deception with Dr. Michael B. Schachter and Elyn Jacobs “Alternative treatment protocols have the potential to be competitive if not superior to conventional treatments. They should be considered as…

Tragically, a few days ago, a charter plane crashed in Colombia, killing more than 70 passengers, including members of the Brazilian Chapecoense soccer team. Investigations suggest fuel loss as the…