Editorials

Editorial Issue 74

The current healthcare system is light years from being integrated, vis à vis Orthodox and Complementary disciplines. This can be exemplified by reading comments from some of the letters generated in the Sunday Times serialization of The Living Proof by Michael Gearin-Tosh (see Review), as well as the Letter by Cancer Nurse specialist Patricia Peat "…I have been completely stonewalled by the doctors and nurses in the NHS; patients receiving unbiased, truthful information are not something they have so far welcomed…"

Editorial Issue 73

In my review of Petrene Soames' book The Essence of Self-Healing, I quipped that she has more courage than I to predict that serious illnesses such as cancer, stroke and Alzheimer's would be eradicated between the years 2030 and 2040.
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Editorial Issue 72

I have been thinking of late that everyone around me and my colleagues seems to be either getting cancer or dying of cancer. In fact, this deeply distressing state of affairs is not my imagination, but is borne out by official cancer statistics.
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Editorial Issue 71

Robert Charman (see Letters) has got it absolutely right. Looking at the recent BBC1 series Living with Cancer, Monday evenings at 10.35pm, one might get the impression that all there is in cancer treatment is "…chemo, radiotherapy and surgery. There was nothing else. It was as if all the CAM literature on approaches to cancer treatment and centres such as the BCHC didn't exist. Your excellent September issue might just as well not have been published… The Consultants live in a world of hi tech medicine and specialist journals…"

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