Link - current strategic plan:
http://www.natpernick.com/StrategicPlanCuringCancer.html
Link - updates to strategic plan:
https://natpernickshealthblog.wordpress.com/2021/08/27/updates-to-strategic-plan-to-substantially-reduce-cancer-deaths/
1. It is important to determine what we need to do, even if we don't know how to do it.
2. I believe reducing the high number of US cancer deaths is a management problem, not just a technical problem.
3. We should study and reduce cancer deaths that occur shortly after diagnosis.
4. We speculate that for each cancer type, even the most aggressive, there exists a
combination of perhaps 8-10 therapies that individually may be only partially effective, but
together can be substantially effective.
5. We list important therapeutic strategies, including treatment that should focus on managing the malignancy to reduce death and disability, not
eliminating every possible cancer cell.
7. Consider achieving “marginal gains” at all steps of the disease process, which may
increase possible treatment options and reduce a sense of futility.
8. Aggressively enroll patients into clinical trials so physicians can learn and improve over
time.
You can help:
• Follow our Curing Cancer Blog at https://natpernickshealthblog.wordpress.com/
• Sign up for our Curing Cancer Network monthly newsletter by clicking at
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• Become an example to others of anti-cancer behavior. Read our American Code against Cancer at http://www.natpernick.com/AmericanCodeAgainstCancer.html
Decide what steps you can take to reduce your cancer risk and spread the word through your social networks.
• Contact me with your thoughts and suggestions at nat@PathologyOutlines.com
I don’t have the knowledge or experience to give you advice, but I am happy to listen to your stories.
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0:00 Welcome to this episode of Strategic Plan to Substantially Reduce Cancer Deaths, update
0:17 What do we need to do?
1:12 A Management Problem
1:43 Cancer deaths that occur shortly after diagnosis
3:03 A combination of treatments
4:26 Important therapeutic strategies
5:08 Marginal Gains
5:36 Clinical Trials
6:34 How You Can Help
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