

The Simms/Mann-UCLA Center for Integrative Oncology is a national model for providing integrative patient care for individuals and families touched by cancer. Built on a foundation of academic research and advanced treatment approaches, the center offers educational and support services that integrate psychological, nutritional, spiritual and complementary approaches to healing, all provided in one location. The Center is part of UCLA’s Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, which is designated by the National Cancer Institute as one of only 40 comprehensive cancer centers in the United States.
The best medicine combines multiple modalities and considers the needs of the whole patient and family. UCLA offers you the best of science combined with the most effective complementary approaches that patient-centered care can provide.
We believe that comprehensive cancer care treats the whole person, not just the disease. In the quest to optimize wellness most patients want and need information, guidance and support that addresses nutrition and supplements, mind/body approaches, psychological concerns and more. The Simms/Mann Center offers all of these services in one place.
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What's New &
Calendar of Events
June 9, 2009
Can Natural Nutrients Prevent Cancer and Its Recurrence? Tame the Volcano of Inflammation with Phytonutrients
Zhaoping Li, MD
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
LOCATION:Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center (RRMC) Auditorium, B Level, Room B130, 757 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095
June 15 , 2009
Acupressure for Cancer Patients and Caregivers
Eileen Zegar, LAc
This workshop is held in the 200 UCLA Medical Plaza. ADVANCE REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Please call us at (310) 794-6644 for further details.
Newly available Insights Into Cancer videos:
Optimizing Wellness from Cancer Diagnosis through Survivorship:
John Barstis, MD &
Mary Hardy, MD
PET/CT Cancer Imaging: Cancers Eat a Lot of Sugar
For a list of all available Insights Into Cancer videos, click here.