This document was last reviewed in December 2000. A 1994 hypertextbook that offers a perspective on incorporating diet, fitness, spirituality and psychology in the therapeutic process. It aims to integrate the best of conventional and complementary approaches to cancer. The book is directed at patients with cancer and is written by Michael Lerner PhD, published on the web by the Commonweal Research Institute. The main topics will be the design and interpretation of clinical trials and supporting background scientific research.
Anecdotal reports are appropriate if they can lead to testable claims.
This newsletter is published by the National Centre of Complementary and Alternative Medicine of the US National Institutes of Health. Full text articles are provided, from December 1995 on complementary and alternative medicine, and the National Centre of Complementary and Alternative Medicine. A glossary of terms is provided. Published on the web by Loyola University Health System. This leaflet, aimed at the layperson, provides a guide to 28 therapies and treatments presented in alphabetical order.