Myfanwy J WebbShe is presently a Conjoint Fellow in the School of Medicine at University of Newcastle, Australia and published a Review paper (Most read Journal Article for Integrative Cancer Therapies) that studied growth mechanisms of an aggressive form of breas cancer and devised a potential new anticancer therapeutic strategy that exploits these pathways using natural compounds. Future scope for this suppression-centric anticancer strategy (SCAS) is in monitoring and manipulation of our microenvironment to potentially prevent recurrence and possibly prevent primary cancer occurrence in the future.You can find her articles and online course about how to target cancer with exercise, the mind, natural compounds and food at targetcancernaturally.com.She completed Honours in Physiology and Pharmacology at the Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute before carrying out a PhD on the ecology and social behaviour of tropical rock possums. After finishing her PhD, Myfanwy developed a health functionality rating system that was subsequently adopted by the government to upgrade indigenous housing. She then worked as a Research Scientist for the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) to create recombinant viruses and run virus transmission studies aimed at reducing house mouse plagues via immunocontraception. More recently she has worked for the state health department (NSW Health) in mental health with a focus on suicide prevention. In the last two years after being diagnosed with cancer, she studied the growth mechanisms of an aggressive form of breast cancer and devised a potential new anticancer therapeutic strategy that exploits these pathways using natural compounds. Read More Read Less