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Giving placebos such as reiki to cancer patients does more harm than good
11 Oct 2011:Edzard Ernst: Reiki and other placebo therapies may improve cancer patients' wellbeing but it deprives them of more effective treatments
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8 Jan 2012:
Early trials on patients with advanced liver cancer show low-level fields could shrink tumours
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11 Dec 2011: Lawyers point to rise in people with bladder cancer and say victims may not be aware of risk from past employment
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8 Dec 2011: Letters: Contrary to your article, I believe the government's proposals would significantly improve on the current system
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7 Dec 2011:
New research details what causes cancer and how likely it is
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7 Dec 2011:
Drinking and smoking less and losing weight could save 134,000 cancer diagnoses each year, Cancer Research UK finds
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4 Dec 2011:
How, exactly, do you go about writing a prize-winning book about cancer? Siddhartha Mukherjee, who has just won the Guardian First Book award for The Emperor of All Maladies, explains
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4 Dec 2011: The readers' editor: Is it so surprising where desperate parents will turn in the search for a cure for their terminally ill child?
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30 Nov 2011:
Rhys Morgan: Is this cancer centre not happy to debate scientific methodology?
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29 Nov 2011:
Rhys Morgan, a 17-year-old Welsh schoolboy, faced down a Texan medical clinic and won after blogging about its unproven treatments
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18 Nov 2011:
No evidence patients lived longer or had better quality of life than if they had undergone standard chemotherapy, research shows
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15 Nov 2011: Letters: The evidence unequivocally shows that the NHS is delivering care rivalling that in other major developed countries and more cost efficiently
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