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New Cancer Drugs Help Fewer Than 2% of Patients
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New Cancer Drugs Help Fewer Than 2% of Patients
I was listening to a podcast today discussing a real-world prospective study on repurposed drugs in cancer.
A very sad comment came from a man that shared that he lost his 41-year-old wife to cancer. They threw every standard treatment available at her, and her quality of life before she died was so awful… but repurposed drugs were never even mentioned. Not once. You can imagine how that feels now.
What made it hit even harder was the data being discussed. The study showed around 84% of patients experienced either stable disease or a reduction in tumour growth—real-world outcomes, not theory.
Then this new review from the IMA highlights something difficult to ignore: most newly FDA approved cancer drugs benefit fewer than 2% of patients, and many are targeted at very small patient groups.
Read the full review here: https://imahealth.org/new-review-finds-most-new-cancer-drugs-help-fewer-than-2-of-patients/
So on one side, you have a system producing highly targeted drugs with very limited reach… and on the other, existing, widely available drugs showing meaningful outcomes in a large proportion of patients, but still rarely part of the conversation.
Let’s hope that as we see more and more information getting onto different channels, people can start to demand this from their doctors, perhaps that drives the change we so desperately need to see in cancer treatment.
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You said:
“Most newly FDA approved cancer drugs benefit fewer than 2% of patients, and many are targeted at very small patient groups.”
One simple explanation may be attributed to little known fact that “FDA” stands for Federal Depopulation Agency.
Away with these agencies for good! They serve no useful functions other than employment for the low lifers.
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It certainly seems that way !
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Sadly most docs want to follow what they have been taught.
If they don’t follow protocol they might have to suffer the consequences
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True…and that’s exactly why organisations like the Independent Medical Alliance are so important right now: helping doctors navigate a more open and honest way of practicing medicine.
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Hi – I am from the UK, I have a 45 year old daughter suffering from stage 4 colon cancer which went to the liver. She had extensive removal of the colon and also the infected liver. since then she has had various conventional treatments and has been trying to find alternatives. She is in a good position at the moment, having sort alternative treatment with a Kinesiologist, who we think has kept her together plus sorted her diet (which was not too bad). Her Blood Markers have been up and down like a yo yo, and currently are the lowest she has had and close to a normal count. She is thinking it might be the chance to change horses and having seen and read about Dr Maliks cancer pathway, we are able to source (the 5 plus Ivermectin) all the drugs easily from India.
I personally used Ivermectin when suffering from a very low blood oxygen levels of 89 to 90 following my one and only mRNA Pfizer gene therapy – which has given me days of no energy for 4 years…. The ivermectin restored my Blood oxygen to 98 within a week – astounding – as my hospital doctor could not understand with a high red cell count, why I had the problem. They gave no solution other than having oxygen to hand!
My problem is that there are no practitioners in the UK who could supervise the treatment – dosage etc. I was hoping that the IMA would be able to advise on this.
I look forward to hearing from anyone who could help with this.
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Hi @chris from uk , first off we are so sorry that your daughter is unwell, we hope she makes a good and lasting recovery.
I am going to provide a few links to our cancer care hub, some webinars and to sites that may help you source a health practitioner to work with.
There is a full cancer care guide that is ideal to share with your doctor and then all the guides like repurposed drugs, a new one on drug cycling (important so they work over a long time), eat well guide etc are very accessible and easy to follow.
Everything can be found in our cancer hub including webinars.
https://imahealth.org/cancer-resource-hub/
Some great webinars to watch:
https://imahealth.org/stage-4-to-remission/
https://imahealth.org/rethinking-cancer/
https://imahealth.org/how-to-starve-cancer-with-jane-mclelland/
https://imahealth.org/courses/conference-2024/lessons/emergence-and-treatment-of-turbo-cancers/
https://imahealth.org/beyond-breakthrough/
This was a podcast done in the UK talking about the IMA protocols, great overview and with the option to email the lady that is a guest to get your cancer looked at by a team of clinicians across various disciplines … she tells you how to email her to start the process. A great option to get a second or third or fourth opinion.
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/homeopathy-for-mommies/id907988339?i=1000732441952
The PDF : https://homeopathyformommies.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/HomeopathyPlusEpisode.pdf
Jane Mclellend is from the UK and has doctors listed on her website: https://imahealth.org/how-to-starve-cancer-with-jane-mclelland/
I believe that Dr. Malik, in the UK who stopped practicing due to his stance on the jabs, I believe has set up a service to act as a sort of medical advisor … he may be worth talking too. https://docmalik.com/
And Dr. Marik now has his own substack, he is often engaged on it, so give it a follow. https://substack.com/@paulmarik
Lastley, we are building out our supplier list, but that takes time.
Please let me know how you get on and how your daughter fares.
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Thanks for that detailed information.i will start analysing it tomorrow.
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