It was observed that the second group who received infusions of Vitamin C demonstrated a survival rate of 16 months, while the patients who received only chemotherapy survived for only right months.

High-dose intravenous vitamin C combined with standard chemotherapy significantly extends survival in patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer. Learn more.

One group underwent standard chemotherapy, while the other received chemotherapy supplemented with intravenous infusions of 75 grams of vitamin C, three times a week. The results were promising.

A Nebraska native and cancer patient needs a liver transplant, but he says he never thought a battle with insurance would act as the toughest part of his journey.

ARTE Partlyist, Rotary Club Foundation, and former beauty queen Shamcey Supsup Lee offer their combined support to the cancer patients at Jose Reyes Memorial Medical Center in Manila. The Rotary Club ...