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The therapies listed below either claim to cure cancer or prolong survival or have been demonstrated to do so.
You can either find a therapy by submitting its name or synonym in the search box or you can view which therapies are available in certain types by selecting one of the categories.
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Surgical interventions
Procedures involving instrumental means to investigate or treat a cancer, or to improve the body’s functions or appearance. Generally, a surgical intervention involves an incision. More
Radiotherapy
Medical use of high-energy radiation to kill cancer cells and reduce tumor size. More
Registered drugs
Anti-cancer drugs with market authorization in the USA or in countries of the European Union. More
Cell-based therapies
Administration to patients of their own or someone else’s manipulated human cells. More
Synthetic products (excluding registered drugs)
Synthetically produced substances or modified natural products that are not registered as anti-cancer drugs.
Natural products (excluding registered drugs)
Substances found in nature that usually have a pharmacological or biological activity. More
Diets
Controlled consumption of carefully selected foods and beverages with the intent to influence disease outcome.
Mind-body interventions
Techniques designed to enhance the mind's capacity to affect the biological functioning of the body. More
Energy based therapies
Use of electromagnetic energy including electricity, magnetic fields, radio waves, microwaves, infrared rays and light to diagnose or treat disease.
Body-based & Manipulative therapies
Physical manipulation of the body using e.g. hands, feet or devices.
Other
Therapies that do not belong to the currently defined categories.
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