Expanded Cancer Center Promises Improved Care

April 26th, 2010  |  by  |  Published in April 2010, Features  |  3 Comments

illustration of new cancer research center

One of 65 federally recognized cancer centers, the University of Hawaiʻi’s Cancer Research Center of Hawaiʻi is on the verge of breaking ground for a new research facility in Kakaʻako.

New facilities, a strong relationship with area hospitals and recruiting efforts to expand the research faculty bode well for improving cancer care for Hawaiʻi residents.

Read about the cancer center’s progress and prospects and learn more about research initiatives that illustrate two of the center’s four program areas.

  • A New Cancer Center
    With new facilities and researchers, CRCH can focus on cancer issues of concern to Hawaiʻi and partner with health providers to bring treatment options to island residents.
  • Searching for cures by looking at cellular processes
    Natural Products and Cancer Biology Associate Professor André Bachmann’s investigation of repurposed drugs and new compounds found in nature in the fight against the childhood cancer neuroblastoma.
  • Unraveling genetic clues to prostate cancer
    Epidemiology Program Assistant Researcher Iona Cheng’s investigation of genetic susceptibility for prostate cancer among different ethnic groups.

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  1. Eugene Gauggel says:

    April 28th, 2010at 4:30 am(#)

    Aloha nui loa,
    Glad to hear of the U of H Cancer Center. I would highly recommend they do themselves and their patients a big favor. Explore the work of Emmanuel Revici and consider using his protocols in treatment, either as complementary or primary treatment.
    Go to http://www.revicimedical.com
    I have seen wonderful successes with this approach and I also met the good doctor while he was still living. I did not have cancer, at the time, though my frind’s mother was cured of it and only died ten years after her expected survival time had expired. Many have been cure or helped by this protocol. It would be foolish not to check it out, and criminal not to use it. Mahalo, Eugene

  2. Eugene Gauggel says:

    April 28th, 2010at 4:40 am(#)

    Aloha,
    In addition to natural substances being researched, I highly recommend investigating Chinese herbs. There are at least 18 such herbs that are useful in treating the various aspects of cancer, such as softening and reducing masses, reducing inflammation and carcenogenesis, and increasing apoptosis, etc. Furthermore, they go to the very root cause of the disease which could be different in each case. In addition to these, I hope they investigate Essiac herbal formula from the Objibway tribe in Canada, through the work of nurse Rene Caisse. Essiac is Caisse spelled backwards. The true formula consists of 8 herbs, not 4 as may be found in popular imitations of this formula. Good health and Maluhia.

  3. Eugene Gauggel says:

    April 28th, 2010at 4:40 am(#)

    In addition to natural substances being researched, I highly recommend investigating Chinese herbs. There are at least 18 such herbs that are useful in treating the various aspects of cancer, such as softening and reducing masses, reducing inflammation and carcenogenesis, and increasing apoptosis, etc. Furthermore, they go to the very root cause of the disease which could be different in each case. In addition to these, I hope they investigate Essiac herbal formula from the Objibway tribe in Canada, through the work of nurse Rene Caisse. Essiac is Caisse spelled backwards. The true formula consists of 8 herbs, not 4 as may be found in popular imitations of this formula. Good health and Maluhia.