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Kanzius’ cancer treatment on ABC 

November 02, 2007   

Millcreek inventor John Kanzius appeared on ABC’s “Good Morning America” today. 

The show featured Kanzius and how he came to develop his unique radio-wave generator that has been used in tests as a possible treatment for cancer. 

The American Cancer Society's journal, Cancer, on Tuesday published online a scientific article about the possible treatment. 

The 14-page article was posted on the journal's Web site Tuesday. It details how medical researchers at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston used Kanzius' radio-wave generator to completely destroy liver tumors in live rabbits without any noticeable side effects.  [Emphasis mine.] 

Find video of the “Good Morning America” story at http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=3810892&page=1  

Staff report at http://www.goerie.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?
AID=/20071102/NEWS02/71102014/-1/NEWS 

The cure to cancer could be in your radio!

Findings released on radio wave cancer treatment

By WINK News, November 1, 2007

SOUTHWEST FLORIDA - John Kanzius is not a doctor, but he's becoming famous for a revolutionary idea that could be the key to treating cancer.  [Emphsis mine.] 

Kanzius, who lives in Sanibel part of the year, is a leukemia sufferer and former radio and television station owner.  

He came up with an idea to treat cancer cell using radio waves and now his work has been tested by a research team at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. ... http://www.winknews.com/features/health/10949561.html

If you answer the multiple-choice questions below and e-mail to lessonanswers@mymontebello.com with “Lesson answers” in the subject field, you will be credited toward a “certificate of recognition in community affairs” to be awarded in 2007 by a local nonprofit organization.  

1.  This news is remarkable because

(a) There might be a cure for cancer without side effects.

(b) The inventor is not a doctor. 

2. Which questions should be asked but are not being asked?

(a) Did the inventor come up with this treatment because the education which he received led him to innovation or because he was naturally gifted?

(b) Will the inventor succumb to enticing offers from large companies looking to own the invention and make a large profit at the expense of cancer victims?

November 22, 2007