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The San Diego Cancer Research Institute remains active in its mission of education, collaboration and research. As many are aware, SDCRI’s free services facility in Encinitas closed in December 2014. Since then, SDCRI has continued its education and research collaborative efforts with several other respectable institutions and has remained an active web-based resource.
We will continue to update our webpage with news, Integrative and Genomic Research updates, Nutrition and Oncology blogs, Dr. Paul Brenner’s Blog, the latest info on the Hope Made Visible Project, educational programs, videos, resources and more.
Check back here often as more develops!
With love, deep gratitude and much appreciation,
SDCRI Integrative Oncology leadership

Have a look at our Contributing Writers Page to read articles written by SDCRI Volunteers and program supporters! We aim to put up a new post each month!
For the month of July we are featuring an article submitted to us by Patrick Bailey, a writer in the fields of mental health, addiction and recovery. Patrick is sharing his knowledge of cancer in relationship to substance abuse. Find out more!

The NUT Class may be out of session indefinitely, but have you been keeping up with Mary's Reality-Based Nutrition Blog?
See our lead-in page for the blog here!

Check out Dr. Brenner's personal page and blog here!

Metastatic Breast Cancer Symposium- Helping Me Help Myself A talk given by Dr. Daniel Vicario, MD, ABIHM, at the Susan Komen Breast Cancer Symposium in Long Beach, April 8th, 2017

Check out this interview with Daniel Vicario, MD and Dr. Paul J. Mills Comprehensive Cancer Care: Integrative Oncology — UC Wellbeing Channel, May 22nd, 2017.

Special slide show: An Integrative Oncology presentation by Dr. Daniel Vicario at UCSD on Tuesday November 10, 2015. Organized by UCSD Center of Excellence for Research and Training in Integrative Health (CERTIH) and Holistic Integrative Medicine (HI-Med) UCSD Medical Students.

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