Webinar October 19th: Practical Overview of the Hallmarks of Cancer and Molecular Integrative Oncology (MIO) from the Society for Integrative Oncology, with Dr. J. William LaValley
New course: "In The Kitchen" with Health Navigators starting October 19th
October 26th webinar: Is Makeup Bad for You? Choosing Safe Cosmetics and Personal Care Products from Anticancer Lifestyle Program, with Carla Burns from Environmental Working Group
The goal of BCCT/CancerChoices is to help patients navigate conventional and complementary care. The Cancer Care Planning and Communications Act (CCPCA) will help patients navigate conventional care. We join the Society for Integrative Oncology and the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship in supporting cancer care navigation for all. Would you like to join us? CCPCA
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Complementary therapies include natural products, lifestyle therapies and more. They can help during conventional treatment, reduce side effects and improve quality of life, delay or prevent recurrence and potentially extend life.
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Explore handbooks on cancers. (More are under development.)
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Or start with an overview of your options and the BCCT website.
Healthy lifestyle practices are a great place to start. Our 7 Healing Practices can make a real difference in fighting cancer. Research shows powerful impacts from these and other simple and inexpensive practices.
Fear, anxiety, depression, anger, uncertainty, confusion and sleeplessness are common after a cancer diagnosis. You can do a lot to reduce them, often without pharmaceuticals.
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