Our articles cover a breadth of topics related to general, mental, and cancer health and are intended to help you with outliving cancer. We have three primary kinds of articles: Digests – which are shorter and less technical, perfect for a 10-minute read – and Essays – which are longer and more technical, perfect if you want to dive deep into understanding human health and cancer – and Reports – which tell case stories, patient stories, and similar anecdotes.
Our Digests are published weekly to their own newsletter. They cover a breadth of topics related to general, mental, and cancer health and are intended to help you with outliving cancer by giving you some inspiration, some tips and tricks, and some useful knowledge ten minutes at a time. They are far less technical than our Essays.
Our Essays are published sporadically to their own newsletter. They cover a breadth of topics related to general, mental, and cancer health as well as cell, human, and tumour biology and biochemistry. Their aim is to distill the newest scientific advances for your pleasure. They are far more technical than our Digests.
Our Reports are articles, which oftentimes tell the stories of patients – the successes, failures, and improvements of their treatments. These are highly anecdotal and are to be read with that in mind.
4 months of treatment with a pharmaceutical plan formulated to suppress IL-6 over-expression in one patient has shown first success. Continuation and reproducibility of the effect remain to be seen.
Merlin L. Marquard
Our Updates are intended to keep you up to date on what we're doing. This includes the more impactful behind-the-scences changes to Marchward and our efforts.
Our Corrections make corrections to prior articles, where our knowledge has improved or scientific enquiry has progressed. We don't like being wrong, but we like telling you wrong things even less.
