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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2025 · 14 MIN

CSP S6E078 - Ep.78, Exploring Personalized Cancer Treatment: Listener Q&A

from The Cancer Secrets Podcast

In this episode, Dr. Jonathan Stegall answers listener questions about integrative oncology. Susan from Ohio asks for advice on finding an oncologist who uses integrative treatments for her husband, who has rectal cancer. Dr. Stegall highlights the limited number of specialists in this field and shares his goal of creating a cancer consulting program to help patients who can't visit his Atlanta office. Jacqueline from Las Vegas asks about the effectiveness of endocrine therapy for her stage 2A breast cancer, which is weakly estrogen receptor positive. Dr. Stegall breaks down breast cancer receptors, treatment options, and possible side effects. He also explains how supplementary treatments like DIM and the Signatera blood test can help create a personalized treatment plan. If you have questions about integrative cancer treatments, visit cancersecrets.com/cspodcast and click the "send voicemail" tab to leave an audio question. If you enjoyed the episode, please leave a five-star review on your favorite podcast platform. Thank you for your support!  

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