Cancer
Research from C. Yang and co-authors in the area of cancer published
Published in Clinical Oncology Week, July 7th, 2008
"The study participants were 160 patients with cancer receiving outpatient chemotherapy at a medical center in northern Taiwan. The vast majority of the participants reported CAM use (n = 157, 98.1%). The two most common groups of CAM used were ''biologically based therapies'' (77.5%) and ''mind-body interventions'' (60.6%). Fifteen percent (15.3%) of patients took grapeseed and ginseng, which...
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