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Where to Go? - Germany

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Sunday, 08 March 2009
Complementary And Alternative (CAM) Cancer Treatments In Germany "Ralph W. Moss is one of the most distinguished experts on complementary and alternative medicine in Germany. His report is a reliable source of information, describing in a comprehensive way the treatments available at German clinics. It will help patients make better decisions as they seek CAM treatment in Germany." German CAM treatment has a long history and draws on a 2,000-year-old tradition of botanical medicine. The Renaissance physician Paracelsus turned medicine towards a reliance on personal experience and experimentation. Hufeland, Priessnitz and Kneipp then advanced the exploration of the effects of dietary and life style changes, water (hydrotherapy) and heat (hyperthermia) on health. The creation of German many health spas in the 19th and early 20th centuries provided home bases for doctors and laypersons, who practiced 'natural medicine.' About half of German CAM clinics are still located in spa towns.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 07 May 2009 )
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Where to Go? - Boston, MA

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Sunday, 05 October 2008
The Greater Boston area is renowned for its outstanding hospitals and medical schools. Less well known are the many complementary and alternative caregivers in this area. In Where To Go? - Boston, Ralph Moss interviews some of the foremost CAM caregivers in the Greater Boston area and offers a detailed analysis of the treatments they provide and the rationales behind those treatments. For those seeking CAM care in Greater Boston, this 30-page report is a valuable guide. For more information or to order this report, please click here.
Last Updated ( Saturday, 18 October 2008 )

Where to Go? - Chicago, IL

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Sunday, 03 August 2008
Chicago is a major metropolitan hub and offers several prestigious teaching hospitals offering some of the most advanced conventional treatment options available anywhere. This 21- page report focuses on some of the smaller, independent practices offering innovative approaches to cancer, including the Block medical center, run by Keith Block, MD. The report also discusses the integrative approach used by the Chicago facility of Cancer Treatment Centers of America. For more information or to order this report, please click here .
Last Updated ( Saturday, 18 October 2008 )

Where to Go? - Philadelphia, PA

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Sunday, 01 June 2008
Philadelphia is a great and historical center of medical innovation and the region has much to offer when it comes to complementary and alternative approaches to cancer. There are about a dozen outstanding facilities to chose from, ranging from an academic medical center to a full-scale CAM hospital, and including a number of first rate individual CAM-oriented practitioners in Philadelphia as well as the surrounding suburban counties of the Delaware Valley and the Jersey Shore. This 40-page report represents the fruit of two fact-finding trips that Ralph Moss took in April and May, 2008. It is an objective, yet intimate, look at the practices of various doctors who are trying to apply CAM approaches to the treatment of cancer. For more information or to order this report, please click here .
Last Updated ( Saturday, 18 October 2008 )

Where to Go? - Houston, TX

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Sunday, 27 April 2008

Houston is a major medical destination, not just for Americans but for people from many other countries also. This report discusses M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, arguably America’s top rated cancer center. The Center offers not only some of the most advanced conventional treatment options available but also has an excellent integrative medicine program. The report also discusses other innovative approaches to cancer including the work of Stanislaw Burzynski, MD; and also a little known program utilizing whole body hyperthermia (heat treatment) in an academic setting.

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