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Around the world many people in the medical community
remain dedicated to treating the deadly disease.
We have two reports on the two very different campaigns
to ease the pain for patients.
Our coverage begins in Hungary.
This is Budapest, the capital of Hungary,
where Avemar, the cancer treatment product
gaining more and more international respect,
has been developed.
Avemar, effectively complements traditional oncological treatment.
Besides Hungarian clinical results,
one of the most prestigious periodicals the British journal of cancers proves
that Avemar as a medical nutriment has supportive value
in the treatment of colorectal cancer.
- After two years we realised that there is a difference
between the survival rate in favour
of those patients who were getting Avemar.
The leading onclogists in Hungary,
the number one opinion shaper
is also convinced that Avemar can successfully
complement chemotherapy and cancer treatments.
-It is not a dietary supplement
but it is a very important nutriment
registered for cancer treatment.
Hungarian surveys show that almost half of the cancer patients regularly take Avemar.
A quarter of the produced amount is free of charge
passed to the patients through the Hungarian League against cancer.
-We had a dream to really help a cancer patent.
So we put together a high quality of science,
and a many many systematic works.
I hope we have done it.
The Hungarian invention has opened a new chapter
in cancer treatment and patients were given new hope.
This is why Hungarian authorities gladly supported
the researches of the product.
-Avemar is a positive example of how an original Hungarian idea
can develop into a ready for the market product
through study, innovative activities.
The advantage in therapy have been clinically proved,
the British Journal of cancer summarises the results of clinical experiments
on colorectal cancer.
This is the first Hungarian study that has been published
in one of the most prestigious medical journals of the world.
(Gyula Világi MTV Hungary for CNN world reports)