introduction to cancer control

by Dr. Donna Douglas

Nearly one in three Americans will be affected by cancer in his lifetime. The good news is that it doesn't have to be you.

In the Cancer Control Center, Dr. Donna Douglas shows you simple steps to slashing your risk. You will also find information and resources that will empower you to live well even after a cancer diagnosis.

The Cancer Control Center is organized into three sections:

Prevention
Innovative/Integrative Treatments
Survival

Feel free to browse the topics below. We would love to hear your comments and suggestions.

Cancer Prevention

Integrative Medicine for Cancer

For Survivors

Foods that Fight Cancer
Dealing with Treatment Side Effects Naturally
- Surgery

Resources – books, newsletters, seminars, etc.

Hope on the Horizon by Dr. Donna Douglas

Posted Updated January 2010

	Cancer Control Forums
FLOMAX not working for me I was prescribed FLOMAX by my doctor about 3 months ago and have been taking it ever since. However, it hasn’t done much to help my “going, going” problems. I still experience a difficult time urinating at night and pretty much always have a very weak str... (read more)
Girl's cancer survival story I wanted to share this story with everyone, I found it touching and thought it might bring some inspiration to anyone in a similar situation. It's about a little girl's fight against brain cancer and how she survived. [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch... (read more)
Cancer Causing Chemicals There are cancerous chemicals in many of the cosmetics and personal care products we use. These chemicals are in baby products as well. There is very little federal oversight. The manufacturers' of these products have "safety boards" that supposedly ov... (read more)
I have had a aggressive sarcoma removed I have had a aggressive sarcoma removed from my thigh and all the margins were clear. I have had a CAT scan and there are no signs of spread. They now have said that I must have six sessions of chemo followed by 7 weeks of radiotherapy as the recurrance r... (read more)
I had my mestactomy on right breast 2 years ago. You are very fortunate that you were treated at such an early stage. Such early intervention increases the likelihood that the tumor has not spread and was fully removed. If this is the case, no further treatment for cancer would be necessary. ... (read more)