论文信息 - Results from a historical survey of the survival of cancer patients given Di Bella Multitherapy

Results from a historical survey of the survival of cancer patients given Di Bella Multitherapy

The Italian media have given wide coverage to a number of successes in treating cancer patients with an alternative therapy developed by Dr. Luigi Di Bella, a physician in Modena, Italy. In 1998, the Ministry of Health, under considerable pressure from the public, decided to promote studies to evaluate its efficacy.

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