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Integrative Cancer Therapies, Vol. 6, No. 1, 89-94 (2007)
DOI: 10.1177/1534735406298991

Integrating Chinese and Conventional Medicine in Colorectal Cancer Treatment

Tai Lahans, LAc, MTCM, MEd

3800 East Jefferson Street, Seattle, WA 98122; lahans9{at}aol.com

The Chinese have been integrating cancer treatment for the past 60 years. Using conventional and Chinese traditional medicine, this integration has evolved into a sophisticated hybrid of medicine that has generated a great deal of well-designed research demonstrating that the use of combined care can improve outcomes for patients with cancer. This article seeks to explain the integration in terms of treatment of colorectal cancer and a colorectal cancer case with Duke's stage C adenocarcinoma.

Key Words: cancer treatment • integrative care • Chinese medicine • colorectal cancer • cancer case study


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