CLL Society awarded Dr. John Byrd a research grant for his project studying using probiotics in CLL to reduce inflammation and improve overall health.
Integrative medicine is a patient-centered, evidence-informed field of comprehensive cancer care to promote optimal health and well-being.
CLL Society awarded Dr. Christopher Jensen a research grant for his project on cancer-related fatigue in CLL, a significant struggle for patients.
Integrative medicine is a patient-centered, evidence-informed field of comprehensive cancer care that uses mind-body practices, natural products, and lifestyle modifications from different traditions alongside conventional cancer treatments.
Join CLL Society and Dr. Onyemaechi Okolo-Taku, who will discuss a variety of integrative oncology approaches including diet, exercise, stress-reduction, supplements, meditation, and more.
When diagnosed with CLL in 2005 and told there was no cure and no treatments that even prolonged life, I decided to explore integrative oncology approaches.
Join CLL Society and Dr. Andrea Sitlinger who will discuss the benefits of exercise on the immune system and her current research on the effects of high-intensity interval training with CLL patients. Dr. Gordon Saxe, a preventive and integrative medical specialist will discuss the many benefits of nutritious foods and supplements as well as mind-body stress reduction.
June 2025 CLL Bloodline: The CLL Society Bloodline will teach the BASICS needed to understand CLL.
Join CLL Society and Dr. Deborah Stephens to learn how a comprehensive approach to well-being can complement your CLL care.
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