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How
Do You Treat Yourself ? Breast Cancer Dr. Robert Bakman, Teresa Witker translation by Julie Saliba This book answers all the questions that a woman needs to ask her doctor, if you both had the time for a talk. Its a referential book you will go back to over and over again, until you are aware of everything you need to know about breast cancer. |
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Environment
and Tumors : Environmental Preventive Oncology Dr. Said Mohamed Haffar Cancer or the malignant tumor, this terror that has deprived humanity of sleep for generations at a row, this death-like suffering that haunts humans before their hours of death, be it victim, parents or relatives, this malignant cunning disease that has attacked and wandered in all impetuosity and pride, isn't it time for it to disappear from the life of the people? Can our generation bear witness to the hours when medicine will twist the arm of this scourge? For despite all the important achievements in the field of cancer, in its different original or derived forms, and despite all the weapons used by modern medicine in its struggle with this disease, from amputating surgery to complicated chemical treatment to concentrated radiation therapy, cancer remains a notorious disease ill-reputed among doctors and patients alike. |
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