Antibiotic use before cancer treatment cuts survival time – study
According to a small but groundbreaking study, taking antibiotics in the month before starting immunotherapy dramatically reduces a cancer patient’s chances of survival. Scientists at Imperial Coll...
Questions People Ask About Cancer (Part 1)
If you have recently been diagnosed with cancer you likely have several questions. Common concerns are often regarding pain, hair loss, and treatment options. In this article we address answers to som...
Cancer Treatment: Answers to Commonly Asked Questions (Part 2)
A cancer diagnosis is a very scary reality. Cancer continues to be a serious illness, but there is hope for patients for better treatment options today that were not available a decade ago. This artic...
OX40 Cancer Immunotherapy: What is it and Why is it Important?
OX40 immunotherapy is a new agent that shows tremendous promise in advanced cancer treatment. It is considered an immune co-stimulator or T cell co-stimulation. Essentially, it stimulates the immune s...
What to Know About Side Effects For Cancer Treatment
Whether it is you or a loved one, a cancer diagnosis is a life-altering diagnosis to experience. You may have a lot of questions on the treatment options presented by the oncologist. One of the most c...
A Promising Future: Treatment Options for Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer
Dr. Jason R. Williams of The Williams Cancer Institute was recently featured on the podcast “Targeted Talks”, along with medical oncologist Dr. George R. Simon, of the University of Texas MD Anderson...
4 Benefits of Intratumoral Immunotherapy for Cancer Patients
Intratumoral immunotherapy is one of the most recent scientific advances for cancer treatments. This discovery has had some amazing results, including eliminating traces of cancer cells within the pat...
Advanced Cancer Treatment in Thailand and Doha, Qatar
Cancer is a leading cause of mortality around the world. It was responsible for the death of 9.6 million people in 2018 alone. In Thailand, around 70,000 to 100,000 people die from cancer every year,...
