"Our control on the outer world is limited, temporary and often illusory."

William Li discusses a medical revolution based on angiogenesis, the process the body uses to grow blood vessels. The implications for cancer are staggering.

A cancer diagnosis causes a young man to reassess life and found a remarkable company to help others.

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Dr. Bruce Eichelberger, OMD of Reno Alternative Medicine reveals the first of the 4 secrets of qi gong.   Another way to say this is that shen (spirit) moves qi…

Chemo is tough enough. Drab surroundings make it even worse! RoomsThatRock4Chemo is headed by Nancy Ballard. With some paint and talent, they create  a vibrant,…

I ran into Marianne DuQuette Cuozzo’s art on The Underbelly site and I was immediately taken. Perhaps I related to the sense of injury from illness and surgery.…

Karen Gooding, the North Carolina freelance writer who pens the Athena blog, is a three-time cancer survivor and eternal optimist. Diagnosed with breast cancer…

Dr. Robin McGee, a registered clinical psychologist in Nova Scotia, Canada, recounts her powerful story of 2 years of diagnostic bungling and neglect and her he…

Robin Care would like to personally invite you to join our 2018 US-based, closed beta program.   Robin Care realizes that a cancer diagnosis is often just the t…