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Cancer-Drug Costs Rise, Leaving Even Insured Patients with Financial Burden
But the REAL question is – Is TRADITIONAL cancer treatment doing it’s correct job for the Victims – or are they just continuing to line the pockets of the Doctahs and BIG Pharma?
The following column spends more time with Recent Survey’s, Recent Reports, Scientists Suggest, Published in….
Why can’t the Medical Community just get to the point of admission – that they just DON’T get it! ~ Editor
As cancer rates rise for people under 50, the cost of life-saving treatment is rising far past their ability to pay. An increase in cancer cases is putting pressure on Americans. With medical debt burdening patients, the battle against cancer is taking a new financial front that could affect many cancer patients’ lives. Continue reading
Who is MOST LIKELY to get Pancreatic Cancer?
Factors such as age, sex, and family history can impact a person’s risk of getting pancreatic cancer. It is more likely to occur later in life. Certain conditions can also increase the likelihood of pancreatic cancer.
Pancreatic cancer develops in the tissues of the pancreas. This organ secretes digestive enzymes. Some cells in the pancreas also produce insulin, a hormone crucial for blood sugar control.
Anyone can develop pancreatic cancer, but certain factors may increase the likelihood of the condition developing. Continue reading
More Than Half of Cancer Deaths in US a Result of Lifestyle Choices
A new study shows that more than half of all cancer deaths in the United States result from ’modifiable risk factors,’ also known as lifestyle choices.
A new study by the American Cancer Society reveals that four in 10 cancer cases and about half of all cancer deaths in adults ages 30 and older in the United States are attributable to lifestyle choices, or “modifiable risk factors.” Continue reading
“Here’s How I Knew I Had Pancreatic Cancer”: One Survivor’s Story After Years of Growing Clues
A pancreatic cancer diagnosis can be startling. One young survivor, who battled this disease during the COVID-19 pandemic, shares how he overcame the odds: “Every day is a gift.”
Pancreatic cancer, representing 3% of all cancer cases and 7% of cancer-related deaths in the US, is a serious health concern, as highlighted by the American Cancer Society. In 2024, it’s projected that nearly 66,440 Americans will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, with a tragic estimate of 51,750 individuals succumbing to the disease in that same time-frame.
Tucked away behind the stomach, the pancreas might be small, but its role in the body is critical. It aids in food digestion through enzyme production and regulates blood sugar levels with insulin. Yet, its discreet location often means that this cancer remains asymptomatic until advanced stages, making vigilance and regular medical check-ups essential – and as with all cancer, it’s better to catch it early. Continue reading
5 Personal Strategies to Minimize Cancer Risk… as shared by an Oncologist
Cancer remains one of the most complex diseases to understand as its origins often can’t be traced to a single cause. However, many risk factors that contribute to cancer development are within your control.
New York-based oncologist Dr. Waqqas Tai often posts advice on his TikTok account, where he boasts more than 14,500 followers. Now, he has shared five of his personal strategies to prevent the big C. Continue reading
New Link Discovered Between Heart Disease and Cancer
Some doctors recommend comprehensive treatment strategies that address the cause of disease over the ‘silver bullet’ approach of targeting symptoms.
Columbia University Irving Medical Center researchers have discovered that smooth muscle cells (SMC) in arteries can behave like cancer cells, worsening atherosclerosis. Their study, published in Circulation, suggests that anticancer drugs could help prevent heart attacks and strokes caused by this condition.
Atherosclerosis, the buildup of fatty plaques in arteries, is a leading cause of cardiovascular disease. Despite treatments such as statins, the prevalence of atherosclerosis-related diseases continues to rise. Research published in Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine states that atherosclerosis “has now surpassed communicable diseases to become the world’s most prevalent killer.”
“Atherosclerosis has been known as a chronic inflammatory disease for several decades,” Dr. Huize Pan, lead author and assistant professor of Medicine at Vanderbilt University, told The Epoch Times. He explained that the new findings offer a fresh perspective by viewing the disease through a cancer lens, potentially identifying new drug targets for prevention and treatment. Continue reading
Dozens of American Patients Whose Lifesaving Cancer Treatment CAUSED Them to Develop More Cancers
Doctors are being warned that a lifesaving cancer therapy may cause new tumors to form in rare cases.
In a report in the New England Journal of Medicine, researchers urged physicians to ‘be on the lookout’ for unusual symptoms in patients who receive Car-T therapy.
CAR-T therapies, or chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapies, was first approved in November 2017 and is reserved for cancer patients who would otherwise die without it
Twenty-five people in the US out of around 30,000 have been diagnosed with secondary cancer after receiving the treatment for a separate cancer. Continue reading
Dr. Wm. D. Kelley’s Mission for YOUR Good Health
~ The Mission ~
This site is dedicated to educating cancer victims of the recognized “cures” for cancer developed by Dr. William D. Kelley, over five decades ago, through the distribution of Kelley’s books, audio programs and nutritional supplements and counsel to aid the cancer victim.
NOTE: Please do NOT post questions regarding cancer counseling nor supplements on this page. Please send us an email at Victory@drkelley.net.
Jeffrey Bennett, Editor
~ Welcome ~
After twenty-four years of building and supporting a web-site, which was authorized and sanctioned by Dr. William Donald Kelley, the commitment to the work of this great healer expanded and continues. In 2013, I was asked to take-on the responsibility of becoming the editor and publisher of Dr. Kelley’s Self Test for the Different Metabolic Types. With the July 2013 release we expanded the original writings of Kelley by including a 30-page pamphlet, written by Dr. Kelley – ‘Metabolic Typing‘ – which had previously only been published as a separate mail-out.
One thing led to another, and the re-editing of Dr. Kelley’s treatise on dealing with Cancer was also placed into my hands. When I first met Kelley, the book was entitled, ‘One Answer to Cancer (with Cancer Cure)’ – a title which had been generally in use by Kelley since its earliest 30-page printing in 1967. Continue reading
What to Do if You Can’t Afford Your Medications
After Jackie Trapp was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, an incurable blood cancer, in 2015, she thought her biggest health shock was behind her. Then came the bills for Revlimid, a powerful cancer drug that her doctor said was her best hope for controlling the disease. The first month’s supply cost $11,148; the second, $12,040 – and her insurer denied coverage. “I’d need to take the drug every month, for years,” says Trapp, 59, a former high school teacher and realtor from Muskego, Wis. “My husband and I had done well in our careers, we’d been frugal and we’d saved, but there was no way paying $120,000 a year or more was sustainable.”
Figuring out how to pay for the drug that’s keeping her alive has become an all-consuming project. Trapp fought her insurer’s denial and won, and has switched health plans twice to ensure continued coverage. To afford her annual co-pays for Revlimid – $15,000 to $21,000 a year recently, before a new law capping out-of-pocket costs for people on Medicare took effect in 2024 – she’s tapped into assistance programs from drug makers and grants from health care foundations. She has also drawn down savings, taken out two mortgages, sold her car, some furniture, and her husband’s classic truck, and lives as cheaply as possible, growing her own vegetables and DIY-ing everything from lawn care to hair cuts. Continue reading
Is Natural Medicine Fake? Is Conventional Medicine Evil? ~ It’s Not So Simple!
Natural medicine is gaining traction as a viable form of treatment for many ailments. People are excited that there are often low-cost alternative treatments and are encouraged by the fact that so many remedies can be made or used at home.
With its strengths of focusing on prevention and seeking the root of health problems, natural medicine speaks to those of us trying to take health seriously and avoid the more invasive procedures of conventional medicine, especially for minor problems.
However, the bottom line is that we cannot entirely avoid conventional medicine. In fact, we need it! Continue reading
VA Adds Three New Cancers to Its Presumptive List
Three new cancer types have been added to the Department of Veterans Affairs list of presumed service-connected disabilities due to military environmental exposure under the PACT Act. Photo credit CIPhotos/Getty Images
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has included three new cancer types in its list of presumed service-connected disabilities due to military environmental exposure under the PACT Act.
Through a sub-regulatory policy letter published to the Federal Register, male breast cancer, urethral cancer and cancer of the paraurethral glands have been included in the list of presumptive diseases. Continue reading
To Health With YOU! ~ June 18, 2024
Medicare Advantage Plans To Be Squeezed Next Year, Reduce Benefits
Medicare Advantage plans are popular. They’re estimated to have enrolled more than half of Medicare beneficiaries for the first time in 2024.
But changes are underway. Those enrolled in Advantage plans or considering them need to pay careful attention when evaluating plans in this fall’s open enrollment season. There could be significant modifications to existing Advantage plans.
Medicare continues to consume a higher percentage of federal government spending each year and government policymakers continue to revise the program to reduce spending on Medicare, especially Medicare Advantage plans… (Continue to full article)
60 Arizona Providers and Patients Put State on Notice That They’ll Sue Over Medicaid Fraud
A group of Arizona behavioral health providers and clients say they’ve put the state on notice of an intent to file multiple lawsuits over the recent Medicaid fraud scandal.
Leaders of the effort say they filed 60 notices of claim — precursors to lawsuits — Friday with the Arizona Attorney General’s Office.
The notices of claim, which name the state of Arizona as a defendant, collectively add up to $2.3 billion, said group organizer André Miller, a Mesa pastor and second vice president of the NAACP’s Arizona Conference.
Among defendants in the notices of claim are Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs, the Arizona Department of Health Services, and the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, which is Arizona’s Medicaid program and often known as AHCCCS (pronounced access)… (Continue to full article)
Risk Assessment Report Suggests Fewer Americans Need to Take Statins
The American Heart Assocation developed updated guidelines with a new equation to calculate risks of cardiovascular disease in today’s population.
Around 40 percent of the people currently advised to take statins would not be if they were assessed using a new criteria, according to a study published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine.
In 2023, the American Heart Association developed a risk assessment to evaluate a person’s risk of heart disease. The assessment, PREVENT, significantly reduces the number of people who must take statins to prevent heart disease.
“We don’t want people to think they were treated incorrectly in the past. They were treated with the best data we had when the PCE (a cardiovascular risk calculator) was introduced back in 2013… (Continue to full article)
Deceptive, Deflective, and Imperious Dr. Fauci on Capitol Hill
The United States House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic, formerly the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis, is a bipartisan United States House of Representatives select subcommittee that was created to provide congressional oversight of the Trump administration’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States and was carried forward in an investigative role on the government pandemic response.
On June 3, 2024, former NIAID Director and presidential advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci was on Capitol Hill to answer questions from the committee. Democratic members poured praise on Fauci for “being a hero” and “saving millions of lives” while questions from Republican congressmen were pointed and accusatory.
Fauci is a Bullshi**ah – CLICK on the Link for a video report… (Continue to full article)
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The Future of Cancer Care
Four experts give their assessment on how advances in technology and science will transform oncology care over the coming decade and beyond.
The profound progress in cancer care since President Richard Nixon signed the National Cancer Act of 1971 into law is evidenced by the soaring number of cancer survivors since the law went into effect. In the 1970s, there were 3 million cancer survivors;[1] today, there are more than 18 million, and that number is expected to climb to 26 million by 2040.[2]
In addition, advances in cancer treatment over the past 3 decades, along with smoking cessation and earlier detection for some cancers, have resulted in a steady drop in cancer mortality, preventing more than 4 million deaths in the United States since 1991.[3] However, despite this improvement, cancer remains an insidious disease that, in 2024, is expected to take the lives of over 611,000 individuals in the United States – and nearly 10 million globally.[4] Continue reading
Are you hungry Enough Yet ~ What is the Healthiest Fruit?
Upon occasion – even I feel the need to open a new post with a bit of joy. Be blessed my friends – Enjoy the video and – eat HEALTHY! ~ Editor
Fruits and vegetables should make up a large portion of the food you eat every day, per recommendations from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, but the vast majority of us fail to meet this goal. In fact, according to 2019 data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, only about 12% U.S. adults ate the advised 1 and a half to 2 cups of fruit daily.
Many of the 2019 survey respondents said they didn’t eat that much fruit because they think it’s too expensive or didn’t have access to it. After all, most of us know that eating fruit can boost your health. For example, the fiber in most fruits strengthens your gut, and they have micronutrients, such as antioxidants, which can reduce your risk of future diseases, like cancer, cardiovascular disease and even depression. Continue reading