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Winning the war on cancer.

Their “solution” to cancer lies with three risky and highly invasive procedures: surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. The alarming rates of cancer deaths across the world – cancer has a mortality rate of 90 percent, according to Italian oncologist Dr. Tullio Simoncini – speak volumes about the effectiveness, or lack thereof, of these treatments, yet they are still regarded as the gold standard of cancer care.