Titlebook: Supportive Cancer Care with Chinese Medicine; William C.S. Cho Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 Acupuncture.Chinese Med

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Traditional Chinese Medicine in the Reduction of Discomfort and Side-Effects of Surgery,ing chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The concurrent use of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), a 5,000-year-old art, with surgery has not been popular among those who practice Western style medicine. This is largely due to the different philosophies and relatively lack of scientific evidence of TCM. T

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Increasing Therapeutic Gain and Controlling Radiation-Induced Injuries with Asian Botanicals and Ac majority of synthetic chemical radiation sensitizers and normal tissue protectors have proved too toxic at effective clinical doses. Asian botanicals (both from Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine) are being evaluated for their ability to improve therapeutic gain through various avenues that include the

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Cancer Pain Control with Traditional Chinese Medicine,uating the current clinical evidence on using different modalities of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) to control cancer pain. Traditional Chinese medicine includes multiple modalities such as herbal medicine, acupuncture, dietary therapy, massage, and qigong therapy. Clinical trials of acupunctur

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Novel Developments on Artemisinin and Its Derivatives for Cancer Therapy,y occurring medicinal plants have pharmacological activities and, thus, represent a source of molecules that may have anti-proliferative effects on a variety of cancers. During the past 10 years, we have systematically analyzed medicinal plants used in traditional Chinese medicine and focused our in

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Modern Cancer Research on Chinese Medicine: Acupuncture,hows that it can play an important role in support care for cancer patients. The anti-emetic effects of acupuncture are well documented: studies consistently report that the modality significantly reduces the incidences of vomiting in patients receiving chemotherapy, and animal studies show that the

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,Toxicology, Safety and Herb–drug Interactions in Cancer Therapy, reports on the interaction of herbal medicines and anticancer drugs that is becoming a safety concern. For example, a clinical study in cancer patients reported that treatment of . (St John’s wort) at 900 mg/day orally for 18 days decreased the plasma levels of the active metabolite of irinotecan,

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