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Meditation / Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)

Focused breathing, awareness, or repeated words/phrases used to quiet the mind, reduce stress, and support coping during cancer care. This protocol is categorized as Mind-Body Practices and is included because people commonly use it as a non-medical, complementary, or supportive cancer-care approach. PROS May reduce stress, anxiety, distress, sleep problems, pain perception, or treatment-related symptom burden as supportive care.

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Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM)

National Cancer Institute | National Cancer Institute | Public / Patient

cancer, CAM, supportive care, safety

NCI overview explaining that cancer patients may use CAM to cope with treatment side effects, comfort themselves, or try to treat cancer, and that CAM should be discussed with the care team. Used to frame grounding as supportive rather than curative.

Ochratoxin A and Its Role in Cancer Development: A Comprehensive Review

Magdalena Wieckowska; Natalia Cichon; Rafal Szelenberger; Leslaw Gorniak; Michal Bijak | Cancers / PubMed Central | Medical / Staff

ochratoxin A, renal cancer, hepatocellular carcinoma, DNA damage, oxidative stress

Comprehensive review of ochratoxin A toxicology and proposed carcinogenic mechanisms, with emphasis on kidney and other possible cancer associations.
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