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1. Epilepsy Facts and Treatments
Executive Summary
About 2.5 million Americans have been treated for epilepsy in the
past five years. It can develop in any person at any age. However, a
large majority of these patients can be successfully treated. The
treatments are not cures, but their goal is to stop seizures without
major side effects. To reach this goal, scientists and doctors have
examined drug treatments, diet therapy, Botox, implantable devices,
surgery options, and more. Full News Report >
* Biothermy for Prostate Cancer
In-Depth Doctor's Interview
Each year, more than 230,000 men will be told they have prostate
cancer, and 30,000 men will die from it. Many of the 200,000 will be
successfully treated only to have their cancer return a few years
later. Dr. Arve Gillette, a radiation oncologist at Community Health
Network in Indianapolis, explains a new option for when traditional
radiation fails. This procedure, biothermy, uses high-dose radiation
and heat to target the recurring cancer. Full News Report >
* Ivanhoe's Audio Answers
Lewis Mehl-Madrona, Ph.D., Psychiatrist,
University of Arizona, Tucson
TOPIC: Brain Food for Autism
Traci Miller, M.D.,
In this audio broadcast of Ivanhoe's in-depth doctor's interview with
Lewis Mehl-Madrona, Ph.D., a psychiatrist at University of Arizona in
Tucson, he explains alternative treatments for autism, including
supplements, vitamins, nutritional therapy, relational therapy and
more. Full Audio Webcast >
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Nov. 23, 2005
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