On TV interview by MeiLing
Life Clinic Dr Stephen Chan sharing the Anti Aging tips on ATV.(27 Aug 2014) (Watch the interview on Youtube)
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Integratice Oncolog-new ways for cancer treatments in Global Health & Travel Magazine
Life Clinic Medical Director Dr Stephen Chan share about the new ways for treating cancer in Global Health & Travel Magazine (Sep 2014). (Read Full Article in PDF)
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New Hope for Cancer Care: The Life Clinic is the first Clinic in Hong Kong to provide Dr Kelley’s Nutritional Cancer Protocol
New Hope for Cancer Care: LifeClinic is the first clinic in Hong Kong to provide Dr Kelley’s Nutritional Cancer Protocol With a recent study showing the chemotherapy only adds 2.4% to the five year survival of people with advanced cancer...
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A review of the Nutritional Therapies in the Management of Cancer
One in three people will contract cancer in their lifetime. Compared to the early 20th century cancer was seen as a rare disease. In Hong Kong the number of new cancer cases are rises by on average 2% per year, the most common cancers being lung...
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Vitamins may reduce cancer risk in men
Vitamins may reduce cancer risk in men, study finds taking a daily multivitamin pill may lower the risk of developing cancer in men, US researchers have claimed.
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Nutrition interview on Rthk.hk Radio
Life clinic’s Miles Price talks about good nutrition habits for the new year on Rthk.hk radio station. Listen to interview Photo courtesy of Rthk.hk
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OnTV interview with Jocelyn Luko and husband Anthony at Life Clinic
OnTV interview with Jocelyn and Anthony talking about the importance of a healthy body and healthy mind, at the Life Clinic.
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Epidemic of Skin Melanoma amongst indoor workers
Rates of melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, has been rising for at least the last three decades, and this increase has been largely blamed on the exposure to (UV) light from the sun.
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