Surviving Cancer - Strategies to Improve Your Odds
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- čas přidán 5. 07. 2024
- Being faced with a cancer diagnosis is a scary and overwhelming experience, but there are steps you can take to improve your odds of beating this disease.
Learn more about the importance of accurate diagnosis and second opinions, the critical role of pathologists, the benefits of a multidisciplinary treatment team, and more.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:28 - Learn About Your Cancer
02:35 - Innovative Tests
03:38 - Second Opinion of Diagnosis
04:48 - Look Into Clinical Trials
05:51 - NCCN Designated Cancer Centers
06:35 - Learn About Your Oncologist
07:00 - Multi-disciplinary Treatment Teams
08:11 - Maintaining Overall Wellness
09:08 - Other Ways to Improve Your Odds
09:42 - Summary
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Thank you doctor.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:28 - Learn About Your Cancer
02:35 - Innovative Tests
03:38 - Second Opinion of Diagnosis
04:48 - Look Into Clinical Trials
05:51 - NCCN Designated Cancer Centers
06:35 - Learn About Your Oncologist
07:00 - Multi-disciplinary Treatment Teams
08:11 - Maintaining Overall Wellness
09:08 - Other Ways to Improve Your Odds
09:42 - Summary
Good information but right now with the chemo drug shortages many cancer patient outcomes will not be good and sadly many will suffer needlessly or die😢
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I believe this information and approach would be very helpful to someone who is just diagnosed. Even the national cancer institutions approach cancer with differing approaches for the same cancer and diagnoses. You would invest you varying strategies financially; why not invest in yourself for cancer strategies.
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Horrible, this is the state of patient care. The doctor insists the treatment of cancer is a team effort but as the doctor knows patients routinely have treatments they later regret as “standards of care” are followed, many missed diagnosis by 100’s if not thousands of of specialists. I do believe the patient should also be held responsible and nutrition and physical health need to be the first non evasive treatment for all patients. Fasting, nutritional ketosis and non evasive procedures such as hyperbaric oxygen therapy should be demanded first as these therapies work to fully heal the body. This would go a long way to empowering the patient and give them some semblance of control of their fate rather than and industry run by drug companies and high paid hospital staff.