Current News and Updates
November 30, 2020
We would like to thank you all for your donations over the years. Without donor support, the San Diego Cancer Research Institute would not be able to continue with its mission of education, collaboration, community outreach, and research.
Your generosity has helped Alessandra Colfi, Ph.D., to continue the International Hope Made Visible™ project: creating & sharing artful flags among cancer patients, survivors, families/friends, & caregivers.
Continued support will allow SDCRI’s other educational programs to carry on and to expand. SDCRI’s online nutrition program, Reality-Based Nutrition with Mary Hollander R.N.; Dr. Paul Brenner’s Blog and education programs; Dr. Daniel Vicario’s Integrative Oncology educational resources and videos.
Donations designated for cancer research are used for Dr. Mark Adler’s work in Genomic Oncology and Dr. Daniel Vicario’s work in Integrative Oncology. Dr. Vicario is collaborating in broad-based Integrative Research projects with practitioners, professionals, scientists, and researchers in Integrative Medicine, Naturopathic medicine, Ayurvedic medicine, and other Ancient healing traditions. Thank you for your ongoing commitment to both of their work.
You have been an integral part in the growth of SDCRI since its inception in 2001 and you can continue to be a part of its growth in the coming years by donating now. To contribute to this worthy cause, please make an online donation with our Facebook Donation button; at our website, www.sdcri.org, by clicking on the DONATE button; or by sending your donation to:
San Diego Cancer Research Institute
Attn: Mr. Claudio Garcia, CFO
910 Sycamore Ave., Suite 102
Vista, CA 92081
Sincerely,
The SDCRI Team
June 16, 2020
“Racism, discrimination and inequality in healthcare. A proposal of comprehensive guidelines as a collective response.”
A Letter & Resources from our Medical Director Daniel Vicario M.D
The events that we’ve been seeing occur over the last several months are a reminder of the pervasive racism, discrimination and inequality that unfortunately continues to transpire in our country. It affects our population on all levels, and especially those who are dealing with a serious illness. For cancer patients and those who care for them, this is particularly concerning and harmful. We would like to share a few articles that bring to light the longstanding and persistent discrimination we sadly continue to experience in our country.
- American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Responding to Racism and Health Inequality as a Cancer Care Community, June 2020
- American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Stands Against Racial Discrimination and Inequality, June 2020
- Harvard Health Racism and discrimination in health care for providers and patients, January 2017
- Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) Academic medical leaders and learners reflect on police brutality, racism, and the path forward, June 2020
- The Cancer Letter Here’s what cancer groups say about police brutality and health disparities, June 2020
- The Washington Post The cure for racial disparities in health care is known. It’s the willingness to fix it that’s lagging, April 2020
- Conscious Healing Initiative, Healing Our Nation Addressing Systemic Trauma with Communities of Color, June 2020
With gratitude, warm regards and best wishes,
Dr. Daniel Vicario and the SDCRI Team
Our Vision
The San Diego Cancer Research Institute is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to accelerating the development and availability of cutting-edge cancer therapies, and to improving through comprehensive integrative approaches, the quality of life for cancer patients.
Our Mission
The San Diego Cancer Research Institute was co-founded by Dr. Mark J. Adler and Dr. Daniel Vicario in 1998 after several years of looking into better ways to help people with cancer. We believe in a multi-disciplinary approach to wellness. Our primary goals are to help cancer patients gain quick access to state-of-the-art ‘bench-to-bedside’ medical treatment and to provide them with optimal physical, emotional and spiritual guidance to challenge their illness.
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.
With love, deep gratitude and much appreciation,
SDCRI Integrative Oncology leadership