Eating Well Through and Beyond Cancer Webinar with Laura Pole

In this practical and engaging webinar, Laura Pole, MSN, RN, OCNS, shares evidence-based guidance on eating well through and beyond cancer. Drawing from her clinical expertise and the CancerChoices resource platform, Laura offers clear, actionable advice on how nutrition choices can improve overall wellness, make the body less hospitable to cancer, and support people through treatment and recovery.

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How Do I Reduce the Risk of Cancer Recurrence?

We spoke with integrative oncologist Dr. Alissa Huston about her recommendations for reducing risk of recurrence. She specializes in treating breast cancer, but the suggestions Dr. Huston shares are beneficial for anyone wishing to prioritize healthy living habits and deter the resurgence of cancer cells following treatment.

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Poetry as Medicine: Tenderness, Truth-Telling, Transformation

In a luminous, deeply human talk, John Fox, founder of the Institute for Poetic Medicine, invites us to explore poetry as healing practice. This post continues our series from the 2025 Symington Public Forum on Healing with Integrative Cancer Care.

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Dr. Mark Renneker: Emerging Trends in Cancer

In his unscripted talk, Dr. Mark Renneker offers what he calls “handwritten field notes” on emerging trends in cancer. Known for his pioneering, patient-centered medical advocacy practice, Renneker works as a medical consultant to patients with complex medical cases who wish to take a no-stone-unturned approach to their care. Explore insights from his engaging talk.

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Jan Adrian: What She Taught Me about Thriving and Healing in the Midst of Persistent Cancer

As I worked alongside Jan, I learned how she left no stone unturned in managing the cancer so she could go on living a good life. I still marvel at her persistent commitment to support others as they turn over every stone: they uncover hints of the right treatment or explore what most needs healing in their lives. They become inspired to move forward on a healing path—their healing path.

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The Fasting-Mimicking Diet (FMD) and Cancer: What Is the Evidence?

The fasting-mimicking diet (FMD) is a short-term eating plan that creates some of the effects of fasting while still giving the body some calories and important nutrients. The FMD is being studied as a possible therapy to use alongside cancer treatment. Early research shows it may lower some side effects from chemotherapy and help the body respond better to treatment. 

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WATCH: Exploring Cutting-Edge Research in Integrative Oncology with Dr. Donald Abrams

In this engaging discussion, Dr. Mary Hardy and Dr. Donald Abrams review new research presented at the 2025 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) meeting, highlighting how integrative approaches can improve quality of life, reduce side effects, and support better cancer outcomes. They share clinical insights, lively commentary, and practical takeaways for people living with cancer.

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Ivermectin and Cancer: A Closer Look At Its Use and Risks

Ivermectin, a drug used routinely to treat parasitic worm infections, has gained massive popularity online and interest from some oncologists. While it is a generally safe drug, taken at high doses there are risks. In this article we’ll discuss the research for ivermectin as a cancer therapy, and the gaps in research to support anecdotal success stories. 

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Plant-Based Sources of Vitamin D for Cancer

Dr. Lise Alschuler, a naturopathic oncologist, graciously invited us to dig deeper on the topic of vitamin D on her Five to Thrive podcast. Dr. Lise asked how vegans might get vitamin D, a nutrient vital for health. Read our practical tips on how to get vitamin D while on a plant-based, vegan diet.

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Symington Cancer Conference Spotlight: The Role of Psychedelics in Oncology Care, Jennifer Bires

In her deeply compelling talk, Unlocking the Inner Healer: The Role of Psychedelics in Oncology Care, therapist and social worker Jennifer Bires MSW, LICSW, OSW-C shares a vision of healing that goes far beyond symptom management. This is the third post in our blog series sharing highlights from the 2025 Symington Public Forum on Healing with Integrative Cancer Care, co-hosted by CancerChoices.

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