Results for “Evidence Review”

13 matches across articles, videos and resources.

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GLP-1 Medications and Cancer: Could the Weight-Loss Revolution Also Become a Cancer Breakthrough?

Dr. Johnston looks at studies linking obesity to cancer and examines whether GLP-1 medications are associated with lower cancer risk, noting that the evidence is observational.

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Why We Review Cancer Research

Video: Dr. J.P. Johnston explains how Verity Health Institute reviews published research on supplements and repurposed medications in cancer.

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Statins and Cancer Outcomes

Video: a large analysis linked statins to lower cancer mortality, but observational data cannot prove cause and effect. What the evidence shows.

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About the Institute

Verity Health Institute is led by Dr. J.P. Johnston, D.O., a retired family physician with 30 years of experience, and reviews published cancer research.

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Methylene Blue Supplements

USP-grade methylene blue capsules from Nutricel, a resource listed by Verity Health Institute. Disclosure and how this differs from the cancer research reviews.

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GLP-1 Medications and Cancer Risk, Part 1

Video: Dr. Johnston reviews a 2025 observational study of 86,000 adults comparing cancer rates in people taking GLP-1 drugs with those who were not.

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Aspirin and Colorectal Cancer Recurrence

Video: the ALASCCA trial found low-dose aspirin lowered 3-year colorectal cancer recurrence in tumors with PIK3CA changes. Includes the bleeding risks.

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Turkey Tail (PSK) and Cancer Trials

Video: PSK, a Turkey Tail extract used in Japan, was tested in randomized cancer trials. The survival signal is modest and low certainty. Tea is not PSK.

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Melatonin and Cancer Remission Rates

Video: a 2012 meta-analysis of 8 small randomized trials linked melatonin to better tumor response. The trials were small and mostly unblinded.

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Methylene Blue, Red Light and Cancer

Video: methylene blue and how cancer cells make energy. The cited study used cell cultures and did not test red light. Early lab research, not proof in people.