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Complementary therapies for breast cancer

Complementary therapies for breast cancer

Updated: 11 Jul 2023
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Breast Cancer Network Australia hosted a webcast with Melbourne Integrative Oncology Group that discussed complementary therapies, how they differ to alternative therapies, the importance of clinical research, the risks of doctor google and how to find evidence based, reliable information around complementary therapies.

This webcast was recorded in 2020.

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