Common cold virus used for treatment of pancreatic cancer

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Jan Urbanick a pancreatic cancer patient under a randomized Phase 2 study


From Ohio State U hospital

Dr Tanios Bekai Saab was recently interviewed on TV (Fox News) about using common cold virus to treat pancreatic cancer, one of the most difficult cancer to cure (only 3% survival rate) without serious side effect. There was considerable reduction of tumor size, and increased survival.  Pancreatic cancer affects 44,000 people yearly.

Early onset of pancreatic cancer linked to smoking and drinking

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From Newsmaxhealth

Early onset of pancreatic cancer is linked to smoking and drinking, studies, show.

Pancreatic cancer is usually fatal with only 5 out of 100 surviving one year after onset.

While most individuals would have pancreatic cancer at the age 70, smokers and drinkers would have pancreatic cancer at their 60s.

Early onset of pancreatic cancer among smokers and drinkers.