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Can yoga cure cancer? Can it provide a greater quality of life–or even extend life?
Questions like these are at the heart of the proliferation of studies on yoga for people diagnosed with cancer. Yoga is only one of many integrative cancer care therapies at the forefront of research, but studies on yoga in the recent past have provided positive results that may influence the future of cancer treatment protocols...
An Interview by Marianne Woods Cirone, MS, MFA, CYT-500 with Geralyn O’Brien, a licensed esthetician with several advanced certifications in oncology skin care. As a two-time cancer survivor, Geralyn knows firsthand the effects that cancer treatments can have on skin, hair and nails...
Q and A with the founder of NeoGenesis™, Dr. Gregory Maguire, with a look at what goes into the development of a potentially game-changing skin care product for oncology patients...
Mark Roby – Author of Lifelines to Cancer Survival
Diagnosed in 2002 with one of the rarest liver sarcomas in the world, Roby knew he was up against the wall after clinicians from around the country predicted a short life span and offered only palliative chemotherapy. Besides radically changing his diet, he knew that he would have to go way beyond the standard of care if he wanted to survive. Roby became an incessant researcher, looking for advanced and novel testing of his tumor, along with searching for eclectic clinicians who could offer him cutting-edge therapies...
An organizing system for your healthcare information...
The side effects of cancer treatments are well-known, but perhaps some of the least known are skin-related, which according to research, are some of the most troubling side effects, as reported by cancer patients...
Pain is a major concern for many people diagnosed with cancer...
Although many people with lymphedema enjoy active lives, lymphedema can be both physically and psychologically distressing...
Lymphedema is a condition that requires early intervention for the best outcomes, so understanding the signs and symptoms of these stages may be critical to minimizing the potential impairment due to lymphedema...
Comprehensive Guide for Practitioners by Joachim Ernst Zuther and Steve Norton
by Gay Lee Gulbrandson CLT-LANA
by Peter C. Neligan (Editor), Jaume Masia (Editor), Neil Piller (Editor)
So much of the touch that people receive during cancer treatment ranges from uncomfortable, to downright painful. So, after treatment for cancer, experiencing a pleasant sense of touch like a gentle massage can feel like a healing balm...
LWW Massage Therapy and Bodywork Educational Series