Cancer 'Remedies' That Don't Work

Research shows that up to 30% of people with cancer have tried a so-called 'cure' that doesn't have any benefits. Some of these 'remedies' are dangerous to your health and may affect how well other cancer treatments work.

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Monday, November 22, 2021

Special: Cancer 'Cures'

FEATURED Cancer 'Remedies' That Don't Work Research shows that up to 30% of people with cancer have tried a so-called 'cure' that doesn't have any benefits. Some of these 'remedies' are dangerous to your health and may affect how well other cancer treatments work. READ MORE

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