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Is the old paradigm for cancer treatment about to change? How can the immune system be mobilized to fight cancer?

This is the People's Pharmacy with Terry and Joe Graydon.

For decades, cancer doctors have relied on surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation to counter this dreaded disease.

But 100 years ago, one cancer surgeon found a unique way to stimulate the immune system to attack tumors.

Researchers are now going back to the future with modern immunotherapy.

We'll talk with leading cancer researchers about the latest developments in the rebirth of

immunotherapy. We'll find out how oncologists are recruiting T-cells for cancer treatment.

Coming up on the People's Pharmacy, the latest developments in the war on cancer.

First, the news.

In the People's Pharmacy Health Headlines, long-lasting lower back pain responds surprisingly well

to both mindfulness-based stress reduction and cognitive behavioral therapy.

These mind-body approaches are not usually considered mainstream

treatments for chronic back pain, but a new study in JAMA suggests that they deserve far greater

respect than they usually get. In this trial, 342 adults with chronic back pain were randomly assigned

to get usual care, classes in mindfulness and meditation,

or cognitive behavioral therapy. Both the stress reduction approach and the behavioral therapy

produced significant improvement. Roughly 44% in both groups found that they were functioning better

and their back pain was less bothersome at the

end of six months. That compared to 26 percent of the people getting standard care. Given the recent

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