METHUSELAH ARCHIVE SOURCES / MOSS-TIJUANA-CLINICS-2005

Patient perspectives: Tijuana cancer clinics in the post-NAFTA era

clinical paper · 2005
type:clinical paper
year:2005
citation:Moss RW. Patient perspectives: Tijuana cancer clinics in the post-NAFTA era. Integrative Cancer Therapies. 2005;4(1):65-86. PMID: 15695477.
LINK
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15695477/
SUMMARY
Peer-reviewed article in Integrative Cancer Therapies (bibliographic fields and abstract fetched and confirmed directly from PubMed) documenting the Tijuana, Mexico complementary/alternative cancer-clinic sector, naming the Bio-Medical Center (Hoxsey therapy) as one of the first clinics established there in 1963, alongside Oasis of Hope (Laetrile) and Gerson-affiliated clinics. Describes the post-NAFTA regulatory environment (the 1994 Mexico-United States-Canada Health Fraud Work Group) and clinic-survival pressures. Used to source the Bio-Medical Center's continued operation and regulatory context.
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A peer-reviewed 2005 article on the Tijuana alternative-cancer-clinic sector naming the Bio-Medical Center as a Hoxsey-therapy clinic operating there since 1963.