Sherman Zhao, MD, PhD Cancer as an interaction of macro- and micro-evolutionary process It has been well established that environmental factors such as air, water, food, and other chemicals we live with in this world constitute the evolutionary dynamic. This could be viewed as the macro-environment in which the humanContinue Reading
Steven Tucker, MD (USA), FACP (USA) Prostate cancer is one of the most common causes of death in American men and is now the most rapidly increasing tumor in Singaporean men. In the 1980s, the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test was introduced and has been widely used as a screening toolContinue Reading
Dr. Jack He, MD, MSc, RAc Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) was originated thousands of years ago through its meticulous observation and empirical working on healing theories and practices. With respect to cancer therapy, the philosophy of TCM proposes the concept of modulation and balance to restore and enhance the resistanceContinue Reading
Dr. Jack He, MD, MSc, RAc To date, cancer treatment regimen is most likely to be a combination of standardization and individualization. It is about integrating individual clinical expertise and the best external evidence. Thereby oncologists can improve the treatment of cancer by integration of evidence-based medicine and customized cancerContinue Reading
Dr. Jack He, MD, MSc, RAc The medical modality of Integrative Medicine (or Integrated Medicine as it is referred to in the United Kingdom) has been proposed formally at the 51st WHO World Health Assembly in 1998 and been regarded as “the new medical perspectives in the 21st century”. AtContinue Reading