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Revealing the Dark Matter of Cancer

21 by / on 12 Apr 2023, / in cancer

By Jerome Burne Part 1 […]

We are paying far too much for cancer drugs that don’t work very well. Time for a change

1 by / on 21 Sep 2020, / in cancer

By Jerome Burne Most pharmacological […]

New blueprint for Cancer Treatment

3 by / on 2 Mar 2019, / in cancer

By Jerome Burne How to Starve […]

How the UK press published hundreds of fake news stories about cancer drugs

3 by / on 17 Sep 2018, / in cancer

By Jerome Burne Last week the […]

Oncology or Ecology (Part 2)

7 by / on 24 Apr 2018, / in cancer

By Jerome Burne Last week’s post […]

Oncology or Ecology (Part 1)

4 by / on 18 Apr 2018, / in cancer

By Jerome Burne An article published […]

Doctors and patients haven’t been told the truth about cancer drugs for years. Here’s why and what to do…

12 by / on 8 Nov 2017, / in cancer

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about a remarkable study, just published in the BMJ which had found that over half of the new cancer drugs released onto the market in a four year period by the EU drugs regulator had no good evidence that they were effective. In other words, there was also no evidence that their benefits outweighed their risk or that they were value for money.

Most new cancer drugs won’t let you live longer or improve your quality of life

5 by / on 13 Oct 2017, / in cancer

Cancer drugs can come with nasty side-effects, we know that, but they are worth taking because they have been properly scientifically tested and found to help patients live longer and have a better quality of life. But the latest research shows that the reality is not so comforting. Over half of new drugs are being prescribed to patients with little or no evidence they do any good at all. Here’s how it works.

Genes don’t explain why cancer spreads. Bring the body back into the picture

11 by / on 25 Sep 2017, / in cancer

Why are some cases of cancer cleared from the body after surgery while others lurk, waiting to metastasize and emerge elsewhere months or even years later? There is no good answer at the moment because the conditions that allow these invaders to flourish doesn’t fit with our gene-focused theory of how and why cancer develops in the first place.

Dietitians and cancer specialists both favour failed treatments

5 by / on 24 May 2017, / in cancer, low carb diet

Patients hoping for a diet to help with diabetes are doomed to disappointment in South Africa. Meanwhile over a billion pounds has been spent in the UK on cancer drugs that don’t work, says a new report. In South Africa, the scientist who blew the whistle is in the dock…

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