Photo by Brian Beckwith / Unsplash Essays Stress And Cancer Stress is well known to have a major impact on human health. It's not surprising that it also impacts cancer. Aug 12, 2025 Share this post Photo by Patrick Hendry / Unsplash Essay №1: On the Prospect of Preventing Tumour Lysis by Modulation of Apoptotic Signalling Cascades; Or: How to Maybe Kill Death-Resistant Cancer Cells Safely The problem of tumour lysis as a hindrance to efficient treatment and what could be done about it. Essays Merlin L. Marquard Aug 2, 2026 — 10 min read Photo by Ardian Lumi / Unsplash Dancing for Better Cancer Health? Dancing is one of the – if not the – most ubiquitous cross-cultural phenomenon, but can it help you with healing cancer? And what can you learn from this about exercise and social support? Essays Merlin L. Marquard Mar 24, 2026 — 7 min read Photo by David Gavi / Unsplash Report №1: First Therapeutic Success in One Patient with Pleural Mesothelioma 2026, week 29: the deadliness of pleural mesothelioma, what we've been doing to stop his disease, and the first successes of regression. Reports Merlin L. Marquard Jul 25, 2026 — 2 min read Photo by Minkyung Kim / Unsplash Digest №22: On the Biological Importance of Enjoying Life as a Human 2026, week 28: The influence of quality of life on longevity in the general population and specifically in the case of cancer patients. Digests Merlin L. Marquard Jul 18, 2026 — 4 min read Photo by National Cancer Institute / Unsplash Digest №21: How Feasible Is It to Help Cancer Cells to Kill Themselves 2026, week 27: Tumour lysis, differences between cancer, and what this may mean for the future success of cancer therapy. Digests Merlin L. Marquard Jul 11, 2026 — 4 min read Photo by J W / Unsplash Digest №20: The Banal Dangers of Medical Prescriptivism 2026, week 26: medical prescriptivism, the strain it puts on the medical system, and what you can do about it. Digests Merlin L. Marquard Jul 4, 2026 — 3 min read
Photo by Patrick Hendry / Unsplash Essay №1: On the Prospect of Preventing Tumour Lysis by Modulation of Apoptotic Signalling Cascades; Or: How to Maybe Kill Death-Resistant Cancer Cells Safely The problem of tumour lysis as a hindrance to efficient treatment and what could be done about it. Essays Merlin L. Marquard Aug 2, 2026 — 10 min read
Photo by Ardian Lumi / Unsplash Dancing for Better Cancer Health? Dancing is one of the – if not the – most ubiquitous cross-cultural phenomenon, but can it help you with healing cancer? And what can you learn from this about exercise and social support? Essays Merlin L. Marquard Mar 24, 2026 — 7 min read
Photo by David Gavi / Unsplash Report №1: First Therapeutic Success in One Patient with Pleural Mesothelioma 2026, week 29: the deadliness of pleural mesothelioma, what we've been doing to stop his disease, and the first successes of regression. Reports Merlin L. Marquard Jul 25, 2026 — 2 min read
Photo by Minkyung Kim / Unsplash Digest №22: On the Biological Importance of Enjoying Life as a Human 2026, week 28: The influence of quality of life on longevity in the general population and specifically in the case of cancer patients. Digests Merlin L. Marquard Jul 18, 2026 — 4 min read
Photo by National Cancer Institute / Unsplash Digest №21: How Feasible Is It to Help Cancer Cells to Kill Themselves 2026, week 27: Tumour lysis, differences between cancer, and what this may mean for the future success of cancer therapy. Digests Merlin L. Marquard Jul 11, 2026 — 4 min read
Photo by J W / Unsplash Digest №20: The Banal Dangers of Medical Prescriptivism 2026, week 26: medical prescriptivism, the strain it puts on the medical system, and what you can do about it. Digests Merlin L. Marquard Jul 4, 2026 — 3 min read