“Facing Cancer” by Dr. Stanley H. Freeman is a well-researched and informative guidebook that unravels the secrets of cancer in Facing detailed chapters, one of which describes a particular cancer type. This reference book aims to educate people about cancers by providing a comprehensive and accurate overview of their causes, risk factors, signs and symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention options.
Dr. Freeman addresses this multi-faceted subject with scientific detachment and human insight, drawing from his extensive professional experience as a pharmacist and oncologist. The book not only addresses the medical complexity of every kind of cancer but also illuminates the emotional and psychological dangers confronting patients and their families. Tackling both the clinical and human aspects of cancer, this book aims to dismantle the disease and equip the reader with knowledge.
Each chapter encourages understanding, using readable language and functional facts. Dr. Freeman cites existing research results and expert opinion, thus keeping readers properly informed on cancer treatment and care developments. This read is handy for patients, caregivers, and anyone who wishes to understand cancer more deeply.
Essentially, this book is a light of hope, a call to action by an activist for reclaiming health and resistance. Using an integrated understanding of cancer, Dr. Freeman encourages readers to take charge of their experience with cancer and be well-informed advocates.