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See Latest ArticlesIntegrative medicine: complementary therapies and supplements
NCP Urology, 04/20/09
Cassileth BR et al. - The safe, evidence-based therapies reduce symptoms associated with treatment of urologic cancers and other illnesses. Accumulating evidence supports the beneficial impact of complementary therapies, such as acupuncture, yoga, meditation and physical activity, on physical and emotional symptoms associated with cancer treatment, for which there are few effective standard interventions. Herbs and other dietary supplements are unlikely to be beneficial, and might be problematic or dangerous when taken during cancer treatment.
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