Last month, I told you about how the U.S. government’s hysterical overreaction to the coronavirus pandemic caused a 75 percent reduction in the number of cancer screenings in the Boston, MA-area [...]
Category: lung cancer
Improve your lung health with these four nutrients
We have known for a long time that nutrition plays a key role in preventing diseases like cancer and heart disease. And now, researchers are finally taking a closer look at its role in the [...]
Research reveals major lung cancer risk factor (HINT: It’s NOT smoking!)
I’ve always said there’s much more to lung cancer than just smoking. In fact, most people today who develop lung cancer are never-smokers or quit smoking long ago. Case in point: [...]
Little-known cancer screening test reduces death rates by 16 percent
For the most part, the massive cancer screening industry is a failed and flawed enterprise—relentlessly pushing costly, dangerous, inappropriate, and ineffective screenings for breast, [...]
This cancer screening test could have saved half a million lives
For the most part, the massive cancer screening industry is a failed and flawed enterprise—relentlessly pushing dangerous, inappropriate, and ineffective screenings for breast, colon, and even [...]
Researchers show smoking ISN’T the only cause of lung cancer
I just reviewed the results of a major, new study that identified genetic predisposition and chronic inflammation as two major causes of lung cancer. And I have to say, I’ve understood that would [...]
Lung cancer survival rates are improving, but we still have a long way to go
According to the latest data, the five-year survival rate among patients with lung cancer has actually improved over the last decade. But, in my view, that’s still not good enough. In fact, it’s [...]
ALERT: Lung disease death rates are still on the rise
Thirty years ago, the new behavioral scientists at the National Cancer Institute (NCI) essentially decided to blame all lung diseases—not just lung cancer—on smoking tobacco. And they began to [...]
Lung cancer victims don’t get the care they need
According to a new study, a staggering percentage of men and women in the U.S. diagnosed with lung cancer do not receive even “minimal treatments,” as recommended by national guidelines. And one [...]
Genetic links to this common cancer ignored for decades
According to a new analysis published in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, more never-smokers than ever are getting lung cancer. And we can thank the political science bureaucrats at [...]