Emerging Worlds: Chronic Illness and Viral Infections














   
Interview with Dr. Dwight McKee - Oncologist


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Dr. McKee received his M.D. degree in 1975.  He practiced complementary medicine with an emphasis in nutritional and body/mind medicine for 12 years prior to re-entering training in 1988 to complete a three year residency in Internal Medicine followed by three years of subspecialty training in Hematology and Oncology and two years of immunology research at the Scripps Research Institute in La Jolla.  He thus brings a comprehensive perspective to the practice of Oncology and Hematology and is at the forefront of the application of what Dr. Andrew Weil has termed "integrative medicine" to the field of cancer care.  Integrative medicine refers to the combining of conventional Western medicine with other modalities such as nutrition, herbs, body/mind medicine, massage therapy, acupuncture and other modalities of complementary medicine.

 



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Q1. What was your path from alternative medicine to integrated oncology?


Q2. How much does the patient's state of mind effect their healing process?


Q3. What is your view of infectious causation and some cancers?


Q4. Can cancers caused by viruses be treated with viral inhibitors?


Q5. What is your viewpoint of the way we use vaccines?


Q6. What are your views on money, profits and science?


Q7. Is the potential for viral plagues already among us?


Q8. How much of our health is influenced by what is going on in our environment?


Q9. What effect will the mapping of the genome have on the treatment of chronic viral infections?