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About People against Cancer USA
Our Mission
This year over 1,500,000 Americans will be diagnosed with cancer and 750,000 will die. Cancer is now epidemic, yet little progress is being made by the medical establishment in preventing, diagnosing or treating most forms of the disease. Our mission is to find our members the best cancer treatment.
Who We Are
People Against Cancer is a grassroots, non-profit, public benefit organization dedicated to "New Directions in the War On Cancer." We are a democratic organization of people with cancer, their loved ones, and citizens working together to protect and enhance medical freedom of choice.
What We Do
Through our Alternative Therapy Program we find our members the best cancer treatment. We also publish a Newsletter, Options: Revolutionary Ideas on The War on Cancer.
Our Programs
The Alternative Therapy Program
For our Sustaining Members, we offer The Alternative Therapy Program The goal of this program is to provide treatment options for people with cancer to find the right cancer treatment. Our aim is to answer the complex questions about treatment alternatives. What therapy might be best? What approach might offer the best chances for survival and quality of life? We have assembled a worldwide database of information on inovative physicians and treatment. We feel it is important to understand all options from conventional to alternatives in order for people to make truly informed decisions about treatment. We believe people with cancer have two very fundamental rights -- the right to know and the right to choose.
The Prevention Program
We monitor the world literature to bring our members the latest information about cancer prevention and detection. We join with other activist groups toward a healthy environment by exposing and eliminating carcinogens in the food, water, air, and workplace. We work to promote healthy changes in lifesytle and provide the latest unbiased information on the role of diet and nutrition in cancer prevention.
"In the treatment of a patient, the physician, with informed consent from the patient, must be free to use new therapeutic measures, if in the physician's judgement it offers hope of saving life, re-establishing health or alleviating suffering."
DECLARATION OF HELSINKI, Adopted by the World Medical Assembly, 1964, Helsinki, Finland
You are never told the truth about cancer incidence
More informations about People against Cancer: www.peopleagainstcancer.com
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