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“A lot of people think that sugar feeds cancer. But what if I told you that cutting sugar too aggressively could also have negative, unexpected effects?” — Eric K. Singhi, MD

“Without our participation and inclusion in clinical research, the drugs and treatments being developed might not actually help improve our quality of life or prolong it, as researchers will not have the opportunity to see how we specifically respond to these treatments.” – Audrey Davis, LPC, PM-LPC, Senior Director, Health Equity at the Cancer Support Community

“A patient who is considered neutropenic, if they spike a low-grade temperature of 100.4, they can go from being alive and well to dead in three hours,” Palmeri testified, explaining why oncologists ultimately withdrew acute hematology services after documenting that nurses “were not checking temperature in the time frames that they’re supposed to check.”

The rankings rely on a three-part scoring system, and 85% of the score comes from an international survey of tens of thousands of healthcare professionals conducted between May and July 2025 by gathering peer recommendations across medical specialties.

“Our methodology this year is much more outcome-focused. Up to about 60% to 70% of the score that each hospital gets assigned in each of those categories is based on risk-adjusted outcomes.”

Multiple oncologists report anecdotal success with antiparasitic protocols, citing at least 12 potential anticancer mechanisms while acknowledging the absence of human clinical trials and FDA approval for cancer treatment.