Back by Popular Demand! ‘Cancer Care’ Second Edition Now Available
Dr. Paul Marik and the entire FLCCC Family want to thank everyone who fought to have this important medical research reinstated on Amazon after it was briefly removed in September 2024.
Back by Popular Demand!
‘Cancer Care’ Second Edition Now Available
FLCCC is proud to announce the Second Edition of Cancer Care: The Role of Repurposed Drugs and Metabolic Interventions in Treating Cancer by Dr. Paul Marik is now available as a hard copy book and as a Kindle digital download.
The First Edition of Cancer Care ranked #118 out of more than 50,000 Cancer (Books) on Amazon and #35 in Medical Research (Books). It has become a trusted resource for nearly 15,000 readers on Amazon and accessed by more than 200,000 people on FLCCC.net. Although a PDF version of the monograph is available as a complimentary download at FLCCC.net, many physicians and patients prefer the tangible “hard copy” printed format for comfort and ease of use.
Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer at FLCCC, Dr. Paul Marik has authored more than 700 peer-reviewed journal articles, 80 book chapters, and four critical care books. He is one of the most published critical care physicians globally, with advanced certifications in Internal Medicine, Critical Care, Neurocritical Care, and Nutrition Science.
Dr. Marik and the entire FLCCC Family want to thank everyone who fought to have this important medical research reinstated on Amazon.com after it was briefly removed in September 2024.
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Bought it! Thank you Dr Marik!
Glad that the book is receiving lot of attention and demand. It will be a very good source and information book for the medicine professionals. I would urge that this is only a beginning, not an end in itself, the book. Its content must get into the everyday practice of specialist doctors and oncologists. Its true purpose will be served only when millions of hapless, common cancer patients get to benefit. Tens of thousands of needy people will not have access to the book and as I said before, they will not able to work out a simple prescription out of it for everyday use by reading it. So, I repeat my request. FLCCC should make a 5-6 page prescription like summary and put it up on line for free access. Safe prescriptions for a self start by poor patients with an advice to discuss with a qualified doctor later. It should be possible with the 18 odd repurposed drugs/supplements that form the basis of this book.