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REPLAY Integrative Oncology: Supporting the Patient Holistically Dr Michelle Woolhouse & Carla Wrenn

Jan 31, 23
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Carla Wrenn, naturopath and educator, provides us with her insights into the role the integrative practitioner may play in supporting the oncology patient holistically. 

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Integrative Oncology: Supporting the Patient Holistically with Dr. Michelle Woolhouse & Carla Wrenn

Jul 30, 22
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Carla Wrenn, naturopath and educator, provides us with her insights into the role the integrative practitioner may play in supporting the oncology patient holistically. 

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Navigating Conversations Around Dying Well with Dr Mark Donohoe

Apr 29, 21
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What does it mean to “die well?” Dr Mark Donohoe helps us tackle this difficult and moving topic. 

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Life After Cancer Treatment with Tanya Wells

Dec 16, 20
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Naturopath Tanya Wells discusses the full gamut of ways to support cancer patients once they have finished treatment.

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Breast Cancer: Medical Insights with Dr Lise Alschuler

Mar 17, 20
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Dr Lise Alschuler takes us through updates in the world of breast cancer treatment.

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Medicinal Cannabis For Brain Cancer with Dr Janet Schloss

Dec 11, 19
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Dr Janet Schloss discusses her clinical trial researching the effects of medicinal cannabis glioblastoma multiforme, a particularly aggressive type of brain cancer.

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Nov 27, 17
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Effective complementary care helps patients to better manage conventional treatment side effects, improve response to treatment, lower the risk of recurrence, and optimise health.

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Nov 24, 17
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Researchers are finding that different gut microbes can even influence the way medicines work in our bodies. The problem is that it’s both good and bad news. But what all of the research points to is that we’d better look after our microbes.

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