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The use of Complementary Medicine in Cancer Care
13 February 2020
Many patients with cancer seek Complementary and Alternative Medicines (CAMs) during their cancer treatment (22% as an overall average, but up to 87% of women with breast cancer, and up to 50% of...

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Embracing Lifestyle Medicine

Posted by MIOG support team on 10 July 2023
Embracing Lifestyle Medicine
In the realm of integrative cancer care, the concept of lifestyle medicine has gained significant recognition for its...
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MIOG offers evidence-based Complementary Medicines to patients with cancer: before, during and after medical treatment. MIOG staff are not Medical Oncologists. MIOG recommends that patients with cancer consult a Medical Oncologist for appropriate support.


 

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