Research & Philosophy
We highlight scientifically grounded ideas that are often underrepresented in mainstream communication. Each topic below links to a more detailed article for readers eager to dive deeper.
◆Trophoblast Analogy
Cancer & the Trophoblast
Some tumor behaviors—controlled invasion, immune evasion—mirror features of trophoblast cells during placentation. This suggests cancer may reactivate ancient developmental programs.
◆Group Dynamics
Tumors as Evolving Communities
Tumors behave like ecosystems: diverse cell “clones” cooperate and compete, forming complex, fractal-like patterns that influence therapy resistance.
◆Strategy
War Strategies in Oncology
From direct attack to blockades and sabotage: many military strategies have their analogues in cancer therapy. Smarter combinations may win the war.
◆Mind–Body
Stress, Immunity & Outcomes
Chronic stress influences hormones and immunity. Addressing psychological well-being is a meaningful part of cancer treatment and recovery.
◆Conceptual Analogy
From Galaxies to Tumors
The Universe shows fractal clustering of galaxies; tumors show fractal-like growth in vessels and tissues. While not literal, such analogies inspire new thinking about complexity.