Racing to a Cure
Author: Neil Ruzic
In 1998 Neil Ruzic was diagnosed with mantle-cell lymphoma, the deadliest cancer of the lymph system. Unhappy with the success rates of standard chemotherapy and radiation treatments, Ruzic took control of his destiny and began to investigate the cutting-edge cures being developed in research laboratories. Racing to a Cure provides a scathing critique of the chemotherapy culture as well as of unscientific "alternative" therapies and endorses state-of-the-art, molecularly based technologies, making it an illuminating and necessary read for anyone interested in cancer research, especially patients and their families and physicians.
Table of Contents:
1 | Into the pit | 1 |
2 | Watch and learn | 12 |
3 | The chemo culture | 23 |
4 | Life before cancer | 38 |
5 | Our war within | 51 |
6 | A half-billion for proof | 63 |
7 | The language of medicine | 76 |
8 | Cancer vaccines | 88 |
9 | Premature results | 101 |
10 | Co-stimulating T cells | 110 |
11 | Do they have to die? | 125 |
12 | Alternative magic | 139 |
13 | Allies in the quest | 154 |
14 | False alarm | 169 |
15 | Does prayer work? | 184 |
16 | Project indolence | 195 |
17 | Cure cancer in ten years | 207 |
18 | Think tanks | 219 |
19 | Transplants : risk vs. cure | 232 |
20 | Pathways to success | 245 |
21 | From India with results | 254 |
22 | Anti-angiogenesis | 266 |
23 | The mystery of splenectomy | 282 |
24 | The strep connection | 294 |
25 | Patient rage | 307 |
26 | The biotherapy revolution | 321 |
27 | Detour | 332 |
28 | Cure! | 352 |
29 | Waiting for Bexxar | 364 |
30 | The end of the race | 372 |
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Teach Yourself Stop Smoking
Author: Matthew Aldrich
Take the first step to breathing easier and improving your health
Written by a former smoker, now personal trainer and health guru, Teach Yourself Stop Smoking is a practical, no-nonsense guide for anyone who wants to commit to quitting.
This book demolishes all the rationalizations you may have for smoking--fear of gaining weight, increased stress, etc.--and replaces them with good reasons and reasonable strategies for kicking the habit forever. This guide arms you with:
- Proven tips for getting into a quitting mindset
- Sure-fire physical and mental techniques for quitting
Matthew Aldrich has been teaching and working withthin the health industry for over 15 years.
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