Finding and Curing Cancer. Stories on How to Do It

"— Do you think I ran straight away when I saw a mole on my leg?
— Who runs straight away?
— You're right."

This book is the key to understanding what alarming "signal bells" may indicate the early stages of oncology, and it will guide you on how not to miss them. The author, Anna Arkhtitskaya, is a practicing oncologist with over 9 years of experience, a laureate of the "We Will Live" award in 2020, and the author of the oncoprotection blog. In the stories of her imperfect patients, she points out those important aspects that can become turning points back to a healthy life without cancer. The book has received numerous positive reviews from specialists in various fields of medicine.


"This book is not just about medicine, rather it's hardly about it at all. It's about life, love, priorities, and how a doctor sometimes takes a person by the arm and walks a few steps with them. Sometimes the last ones, sometimes the first ones." — Daria Burmakina, gynecologist, chief physician of W clinic

"Unlike other similar books I've read, this one will be very interesting not only for doctors but for everyone else as well. A light manual in the simplest language on the prevention of all oncological diseases, which is very important." — Lilia Gerbekova, mammologist, oncologist, author of the blog Dr.lili

"In this book, medical information is presented not in boring tables and examination algorithms, but in stories from practice. Thanks to this approach, the reader not only enjoys the narrative but also gains useful information that they can apply for themselves and their loved ones." — Kerim Pygamov, urologist, author of the book "Prostatitis. A Modern Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment"

"Am I afraid of cancer? It would be foolish to deny it. I am afraid. But when Anna Arkhtitskaya came into my life, it became less scary." — Daniela Purgina, author of the book "How to Understand Your GI Tract. Harmless Signals from Your Body and Symptoms to Pay Attention To"