Chapter 1 –– From Mustard Gas to Modern Medicine: The Origins,
Evolution and Efficacy of Maximum Tolerated Dose (MTD)
Chemotherapy
Chapter 2 –– In Defense of Our Health: The Role of the Immune
System in Cancer Prevention and Control
Chapter 3 –– Less is More: The Benefits of Low-Dose Metronomic
Chemotherapy
Chapter 4 –– East Meets West: The Value of Integrative Cancer
Therapies
Chapter 5 –– Integrative Treatment Plans in Action: Case Histories
and Statistics
Chapter 6 –– Moving Forward with Integrative Cancer Treatment
Q & A with Dr. Nick Chen
Nick Chen, MD, PhD, is the founder and medical director of The
Seattle Integrative Cancer Center in Seattle, Washington. He is a
board-certified medical oncologist and internist and a member of
the American Society of Clinical Oncologists (ASCO) and the
International Society of Integrative Oncology (SIO). He is a
pioneer in the clinical application of metronomic low-dose
chemotherapy and integrative oncology in the management of advanced
cancers. Dr. Chen also has trained and practiced medicine on three
different continents, which has afforded him extensive knowledge of
different treatment models, most of which he incorporates into his
practice.
David Tabatsky is a writer, editor, teacher, and performing artist.
His publications include Reimagining Women’s Cancers: The Celebrity
Diagnosis Guide to Personalized Treatment and Prevention (2016),
coauthored with Michele Berman and Mark Boguski; and Reimagining
Men’s Cancers: The Celebrity Diagnosis Guide to Personalized
Treatment and Prevention (2016), with Mark Boguski and Michele
Berman; Write for Life: Communicating Your Way through Cancer
(2013); Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Cancer Book: 101 Stories of
Courage, Support and Love (2009), coauthored with Jack Canfield,
Mark Victor Hansen, and Elizabeth Bayer; and The Wright Choice:
Your Family’s Prescription for Healthy Eating, Modern Fitness and
Saving Money (2011), with Randy Wright, MD.
Useful for patients wishing to learn more about different types of
chemotherapy and complementary cancer therapies.
*Library Journal*
RX for Hope is a book that is long overdue! It provides a rational
basis for an enlightened approach to cancer that honors science,
nature, the patient, and last, but not least, the physician’s code
to use all rational means to promote health, and alleviate
unnecessary suffering.
*Mark Gignac, ND, FABNO*
This forward thinking work provides a full explanation of the
benefits of metronomic chemotherapy, showing readers both how it
works and why they should consider it when making treatment
decisions. It should be applauded.
*Paul Reilly, ND; L.Ac; FABNO; Author: How To Prevent and Treat
Cancer with Natural Medicine*
RX for Hope provides a thorough insight into the aspects of
oncology that are often neglected by the modern cancer care
establishment despite being instrumental and often successful tools
for a segment of cancer patients who haven’t been willing to accept
the bleak prognosis offered to them. From emphasis on how
chemotherapy administration schedule may affect patient outcomes to
a broader attention to the effects that one's own immune system has
in controlling cancer, this book makes sense of topics that are
generally hard to comprehend. A great read for both cancer patients
and doctors alike who are searching for solutions beyond the status
quo.
*Atis Barzdins, M.D., Medical Oncologist*
Chen and Tabatsky have provided us with an insightful treatment
roadmap for patients who have been diagnosed with cancer. Chen’s
results should give patients and clinicians pause and reason to
review his methodology. Using the newest and best version of
chemotherapy delivery, RX for Hope gives patients more hope for
better outcomes.
*Daniel Junck, M.D. Hospital Physician*
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