Many cases have been reported in the medical literature on "seeding," which is the spreading of cancer cells after biopsy or surgery. A search in any medical database can pull up many reports of such: - A case of melanoma seeding along the biopsy tract - Tumour seeding along needle biopsy tract in pancreatic cancer - Papillary Renal Cell Carcinoma Seeding along a Percutaneous Biopsy Tract - Neoplastic seeding of breast cancer along the core biopsy tract - Are Biopsy Tracts a

Hey, Friend! 😊 I have a great interview to share with you! Some of you may have been present for this last year, but my friend Lindsey Minter, PhD, Principal of Career Services and mentor to medical students at Baylor College of Medicine and Independent Scientific Consultant of her own firm, recipient of 26 awards and member of a dozen organizations, former faculty lecturer, assistant director of graduate education, graduate research assistant, research technician, instructo

Photo by Yehor Milohrodskyi on Unsplash Hi, Friend! 😊 A couple quick finds recently first... You know how I get excited about finding healing stories where the person had an infection? (Because that's the basis for one of the treatments I received, Coley's Toxins...) I found 3 more! All associated with leukemia, 2 specifically in Philadelphia chromosome-positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia (Ph plus ALL). Scroll down to leukemia on my bibliography page to check it out: http

Hi, Friend, Does the pandemic ever weigh on you? Today it weighed on me with some tough questions, as maybe it also does you at times. So I'm going to start this letter with sharing about that... then below I'll get into the physical health info sharing. Look for the yellow highlight for that in case you want to skim or skip anything. 😉 Heart share: This pandemic is no easy thing to navigate, and it doesn't help when family members argue over what to do about it. Today I pon