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Leiderman two and two choices. Welcome
everybody. It's the Radio Surgery Show with

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Doctor Gil Leiderman, MD, New
York's only Harvard trained triple Board certified radiation

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oncologist who brings you the latest cancer
treatment news, interviewing world renowned cancer experts,

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delving to special cases, and of
course answering your questions. I'm Rob

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Redstone, broadcasting from the WR Studios
in the heart of New York City,

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and now please welcome doctor Leaderman.
Thank you Noah, and thank you Rob,

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and thank you for tuning in today
and every day. My name is

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doctor Liederman. Here at WR to
talk and answer questions, and that's what

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we do. I want to respond
to a few people who have asked me

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questions, so we're going to start
off in a little different way than usual.

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Also want to say hello to Steven. It's his anniversary. It's been

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about four years since he was diagnosed
with prostate cancers. PSA was one hundred,

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and if you knew what the usual
prognosis was for someone with a PSA

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of a hundred, and he knew
how great he is doing with his psa

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zero point, I don't know,
zero four, unbelievable. Why do I

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talk about Steven? Well, Number
one, he's a great listener, he

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keeps me straight and he just wrote
an email to me and you can do

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too. If you want to send
me an email, you can do that

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right now at gil at RSNY dot
orgon you'll see if I respond to you.

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I hope that I do quickly.
Anyway, Steven had a prostate cancer.

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He's listening now from Connecticut. He
didn't know he had a cancer.

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He went to his doctors. His
PSA was three and four, and then

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he went to six. And he
did all the right stuff. He's a

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big businessman. He worked for one
of the biggest companies in America. I

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traveled the world as a beautiful wife
and a house in Connecticut and quite a

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nice, beautiful life and a nice, wonderful man and wonderful wife. And

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he did everything right. And he
went to the doctor and he said,

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hey, my PSA went from three
to four to six. What should I

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do? And the doctor said,
oh, don't worry, don't worry,

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you know, don't worry. So
of course he was reassured. He was

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falsely reassured, and next thing you
know, he got another PSA and his

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PSA was sixty sixty. It went
from four to six to sixty tenfold.

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Remember normal PSA. PSA is a
blood test that every man and their loved

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one should know about normal PSA is
four. It was already six, was

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one hundred and fifty percent elevated,
and his doctor told him not to worry

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about it. Well, when it
hit sixty shortly thereafter, he started panicking.

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He was calling his doctors, and
his doctors in the neighboring state didn't

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return the call for weeks weeks and
weeks and weeks and weeks. And hey,

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then he remembered that he always listened
to doctor Liederman's radio show, and

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he decided to call doctor Liederman.
And well, he called, and we

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fit him right in, and he
came to see me, and I saw

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him, and I wanted to double
check. I usually will double check things.

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If things seem strange, I will
double check them to see if the

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lab made an error or it's really
true. And we did that immediately.

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In fact, his PSA was now
ninety just a few days later, went

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from four to six to sixty to
ninety. And as he tells you,

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and you can watch the video,
he's on a video about prostate cancer.

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About a dozen other great men are
on that video, and you can request

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that video, and you can watch
that video, and you should if you're

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interested in prostate cancer or what to
do. These are a dozen great men

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with a dozen incredible stories. And
he came more than four years ago with

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a PSA that went from four to
six to sixty to ninety, and we

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immediately took action. We staged him
up, We got a biopsy. Biopsy

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showed a high risk cancer. We
staged him up. His cancer had traveled

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to not only from the prostate to
the pelvic nodes, but also to the

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periodic notes which were in the abdomen. So it was traveling stage four cancer.

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And I would just want to talk
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the typical man who has a PSA
of one hundred, and his psa

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would have been a hundred, but
he didn't want to repeat it. He

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was so fearful of repeating it that
he just stopped. When it was at

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ninety. That was not the last
day before treatment. And he came and

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we put together a program for him. Now I think it's about four and

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a half years since that time.
We put together a program which I think

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gave him the best chance to get
him into remission and hopefully a long healthy

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life. And we put him in
a pro and he accepted that, and

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he came from Connecticut. Some people
we're on thirty eighth and Broadway. I'm

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on forty second Street. It's too
far away. He came every day.

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He came faithfully every day, on
time, reliably. He came for every

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appointment, and we put together in
a program. And now his PSA four

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and a half years later is I
believe it's zero point zero four and he's

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doing great. And the reason I
talk about him is that he just emailed

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me a couple of minutes ago that
he was listening to a show earlier show,

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and I told him, well,
hey, you might want to listen

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to this show, maybe we'll talk
about you. So I want to call

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him out, wonderful man. He's
probably listening now and his beautiful wife in

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Connecticut, and this is the work
that we do every day, and I

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want to talk about that and kind
of merge into another conversation. A woman

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whose husband came to us a bit
ago and he had a pancreas cancer,

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and the pancreas cancer was an advanced
cancer, was wrapped around the blood vessels

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and the dua them and he was
on chemotherapy at a super pooper scooper pooper

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duper hooper duper whooper place and they
were getting chemo, and they came to

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us for a second opinion. And
I should say to you, there was

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recently a study that showed that sixty
actually eighty percent of people eighty percent of

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people who are getting chemotherapy falsely believe
that chemo therapy is going to cure them.

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They're falsely believed that chemotherapy is going
to cure them when in fact,

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most chemo therapy in America not all. Some people come and say, oh,

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doctor Leab, you don't believe in
chemo. No, I do believe

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in chemo when it's properly given.
I do believe in chimo was properly given.

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But I don't believe when you give
chemo and there's zero chance of being

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cured, a lot of toxicity and
lots of expense. Remember, cancer treatment

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is the number one cause of bankruptcy
of all patients of all diseases. Cancer

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care is very very very very expensive, especially in the super duper big hospitals.

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And ARPS said, if you want
the most economical good care, you

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should go to an independent radiology center
like Radio Start in New York, where

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the costs are the lowest and the
benefits I think are often very very,

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very very substantial. Like Steven who's
four and a half years out from his

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PSA one hundred prostate cancer. Now
is PSA is in the zero range.

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So this couple came about a year
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cancer of the pancreas and he was
getting chemotherapy and the cancer was wrapped around

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the pancreas, and we told the
patient and his wife, hey, look,

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chemotherapy, it's great for you if
you want it. It's greater even

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for the hospital. It's greater for
the doctor, it's greater for the drug

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company that charges about one hundred or
two hundred thoughts dollars a year. But

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please understand that chemotherapy for pancreas cancer, and for most cancers, whether it's

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lung or colorecto or prostate or bladder, chemotherapy alone, especially for advanced cancer,

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doesn't cure anybody. So why do
people take it. Well, maybe

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it's because people falsely believe that it's
going to cure them, and maybe the

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doctors are tiptoeing around the fact that
the patient has an advanced cancer and that

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chemotherapy can't cure them. And maybe
the doctors don't have a spine and a

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strong enough constitution to tell the patient, hey, there might be better treatment

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for you, maybe with doctor Liederman, than getting this chemotherapy which has about

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zero chance of curing you, mister
Jones or whatever. It's doomed to fail.

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So the husband and wife came to
us, and I reviewed the records

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and we saw that they had this
advanced pancreas cancer, but it hadn't traveled.

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Oh and at that super duper Pooper
Scooper Place got this patient of pet

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scan, which is the most sophisticated
test to see if the cancer has traveled.

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And we like to do the most
sophisticated test. You can say,

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hey, why doesn't super duper general
want to do his best test. Well,

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sometimes doctors don't want to know where
the cancer is. Sometimes they just

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want to keep on doing what they're
doing, which is surgery or chemo,

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whatever they're doing. They don't really
want to know where the cancer is,

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because if they know where the cancer
is, maybe they would scare off the

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patient and maybe they'd come more quickly
to doctor Liederman. So the husband and

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wife came for this advanced pancreas cancer
and met with him, and we basically

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said, hey, pretty much everything
that is being done is going to lead

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you down a path of doom and
gloom and death, and for everybody,

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that's really hard to digest. But
we believe that people want to hear the

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truth. They don't want to be
led something falsely down the primrose path,

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get chemotherapy, therapy, and then
one day come and say, hey,

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it's time to go on hospice.
You're near the end. And then the

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patient says, but you told me
keema was so fantastic. Well, why

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don't you listen to doctor Liederman.
Why don't you to think about another voice,

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or come, come for a second
opinion and learn about what the options

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are. And if you're one of
those people were spending one hundred or two

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hundred thousand dollars a year and people
say, oh, I'm not spending the

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money, My insurance is spending the
money. Well, in fact, everybody's

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spending the money. That's why your
insurance premium is so high, and your

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neighbor's insurance premium so high, and
your children's insurance is so high, and

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your parents' insurance so is high because
you're all paying one hundred and to hundred

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thousand dollars for treatment that doesn't work. There'd be one thing to say,

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Hey, I'll pay whatever amount if
it's going to cure me. But do

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you really want to pay one hundred
or two hundred thousand dollars a year and

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have treatment that has a lot of
side effects neuropathy and blood counts and other

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things which we can talk about.
That's not going to cure you, and

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you'll be left forever with that neuropathy
and all those side effects and wiping out

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the bone marrow. Do you really
want that? And so this one was

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so upset and she thought about it, and they decided to go just to

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Super Duper General. They said,
oh, it's so beautiful there. They

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have mahogany walls and brass fixtures and
gold toilets. And they went there and

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they died. The patient died,
and now they're thinking about it. They're

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so angry, and they wrote a
letter. You know, you know,

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why didn't you tell us? So
I told them exactly that, And you

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decided to go on your chemo merry
chemo path, which is not a very

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merry path at all. It's toxic. Never ends. Somebody say, oh,

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they got a new chemo coming next
week. Well, if the new

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chemo next week, what happened?
Why didn't they give it to you last

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month, or last year or last
time. Why is it always something better

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than the one you gave me?
Why is that? Why? Why don't

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I get the best ones first?
Well, in fact, doctors give in

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general, the best chemo therapy first, and when it doesn't work, then

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they give another one, another one, another one. Meanwhile, the cancer

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is busy mutating, The cancer's getting
more and more resistant. As you get

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more and more chemo, the cancer
is getting more and more resistant and more

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and more aggressive. And there's something
called cross resistance, meaning if you become

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resistant to one chemo, then you're
more likely to get resistant to another chemo.

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And somebody say, oh, when
you first gave me my chemotherapy,

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it worked for a while. Your
chemotherapy often works for a while at the

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beginning. And people remember that as
I go into a grocery store and buying

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a gallon of milk for twenty five
cents and say, wow, this is

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a great grocery store. Then you
buy a pound of Hamburger for twenty dollars

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and you see it's not so great. So it's a lost leader. Chemotherapy

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working at the beginning, it's a
lost leader. And you think, oh,

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maybe it worked before, it will
work again the same way. No,

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because you've lost your chance. The
cancer's mutated. It's a different cancer.

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It's a more aggressive cancer that chemotherapy
has actually made. And we have

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so many people like that man who
instead of taking more and more useless chemo,

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which is what he did, he
took more and more useless scheme when

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he died. When patients come here, a logical person, thoughtful person who

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comes here, and I can give
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on the wall. Actually, you
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who had chemo at the same super
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Until this day, that cancer we
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chemotherapy couldn't keep it controlled for a
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cancer where we treated is still in
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do every day at thirteen eighty four
Broadway. And why are we talking about

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this? Well, we're talking about
it so that you can learn and you

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can get better medical care. Whether
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Broadway or someone else, we have
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From the doctor who first brought brain
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most experience in New York for brain
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first brought body radio surgery to America. When all the other doctor said the

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blooh, what is that? Doctor
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if you could hit the cancer more
intensely and fewer treatments, the treatments more

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successful. And who wants to be
treated to the healthy tissue? No one

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wants to be treated to a healthy
tissue. Why we do you want to

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be treated to the healthy tissue?
We could avoid it. People come here

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because they want to be treated to
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They don't want to harm healthy tissues. The work is so different and

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really revolutionary, whether it's our brain
radio surgery first in New York, revolutionary

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cancer care, and they're first in
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first in the Western hemisphere, having
treated forty thousand patients. And every day

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people say, oh, doctor Liederman, have you treated this or we treated

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that. I've treated forty thousand patients
over decades. We have probably the largest

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experience around, probably more than anyone
else. Forty thousand patients over decades with

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high success where we attack the cancer
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and outpatient therapy. And this is
the work we do, whether it's for

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brain tumors or cancers of the head
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or the lung, or the esophagus, or the liver, or the pancreas

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or the spleen or the gastro intestinal
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cancers, bladder cancers, prostate cancers, even sarcomas, and skin cancers.

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There's three million skin cancers a year
in America. So there's lots of reasons

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why if you hear the word cancer, you may want to think about doctor

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Liederman and devote an hour of your
life to coming here. We accept most

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insurances, Medicare and Medicaid, where
at thirty eighty four Broadway. It's easy

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to find us. You can call
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two and two, two four six
forty two thirty seven. We have lots

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of information to share with you.
We can send information out. You can

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check our website which is at rs
NY dotorg. A website is RSNY dot

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orgee. Many many people come to
our office every day just to pick up

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literature to give to their loved ones, whether it's their spouse or their children,

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or their parents, or their neighbor
or the person down the street who

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you know is suffering, or for
your ear, someone walking in a restaurant

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or grocery store to talk about cancer. You may want to pat them on

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the shoulder and say hey, you
might want to speak to doctor Leederman.

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You may get a second opinion and
learn about treatment that's probably being hidden from

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you. And yes, it seems
like many many facilities and medical providers are

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hiding options. They're rather than telling
a person all the options, which we

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do. You'll see artwork on the
wall and artwork and our booklets and talk

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for me about all the options.
We talk to every patient about all the

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options. It seems like so many
doctors are selling things. There's selling chemo

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or selling surgery or selling standard radiation
when we're here educating, which is such

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a huge, huge difference. So
this lady who believed her doctors at super

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duper General and believed chemo therapy and
falsely believed chemo had a chance to cure

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her husband, and now is angry
because she falsely believed the wrong information.

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She came and her husband came,
but they didn't listen. They went back,

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took the chemo, husband died,
and now she's angry because she didn't

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listen to our advice. So it's
super sad, and we want to be

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on the radio every day and meet
with you in person. The only way

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really to learn is to meet in
person. There's not zooms and emails and

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telephone conferences. They just don't cut
it. You just don't get the same

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information. That's great for the doctor
because you get paid like you're doing work,

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But the real issue is how do
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doctors and patients have known for hundreds
of years, really thousands of years,

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to get the best care is to
meet in person. My name is doctor

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Liederman, Triple Board sort of fight
cancer doctor. You're the only Harvard trained

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Triple Board certified radiation oncology in New
York, one of the few in the

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world. Here for you accepting most
insurances, Medicare Medicaid, located at thirteen

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eighty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth
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next to Times Square, next to
Macy's. There's so many ways to

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get to us. Subway lines one, two, three, four, five,

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six, ACE and QRBDFM, seven
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lines that come within blocks of our
office. And all the buses and all

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the trains, whether it's Penn Station
or Grand Central or the Port Authority where

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there's thousands of buses every day come
into New York City. We made our

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office to be centrally located for you
accept most insurances Medicaid, to be accessible

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to you or on the radio every
day to provide information for you. My

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name is Sector Liederman. Will be
right back. Many people with cancer come

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to doctor Leederman when surgery didn't help
and toxic chemo stopped working. Many come

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in pain. Many people with cancer
come to doctor Liederman when their caregiver has

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no more care to offer. Doctor
Liederman, bringing innovative cancer care for decades.

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When the next cancer drug is not
as promised, when surgery was to

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fail to pass, we may be
able to offer you new cancer treatment options.

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We treat new and recurrent cancers,
small or large, most anywhere in

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the body, even if prior chemo, radiation or surgery didn't work. Call

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doctor Liederman two and two choices two
and two choices for a free booklet DVD

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thirty eighth and Broadway. Most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid accepted, Harvard trained,

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Triple Board certified Doctor Liederman two and
two choices two on two choices for

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innovative cancer treatment. Best is to
meet doctor Liederman in person. Call two

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and two choices two and two choices. Radical surgeries deform beautiful bodies. Doctor

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Liederman treats cancer noninvasively. Woman afraid
to cancel mystectomy. Afraid to offend doctors

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more than deforming her own body.
Woman lust her face, vision, hearing

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and smell by doctor. She felt
walked on water. Water is gone,

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cancer is back. Woman lost her
entire arm cancer relapsed with vengeance. Here

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for second chance after not wanting to
wait minutes to see doctor Liederman. A

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visit that might have saved her arm
and life. Prostate cancer surgery elsewhere,

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deforms, leaks, impairs, shortens. Right. Moment to meet doctor Liderman

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for cancer treatment is now. Doctor
Liederman might save your life. Doctor Leederman,

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most experienced body radiosurgery, accepts most
insurances Medicare, Medicaid, thirteen eighty

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four Broadway at thirty eighth First in
America. Call doctor Liederman two and two

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choices, two and two choices.
Call doctor Liederman two and two choices.

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Welcome back to the radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob Redstone here with doctor

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Gil Liiderman at the WR Studios in
the hearts of New York City. Were

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just a few steps from the radiosurgery
in New York Cancer Treatment Center on Broadway

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in thirty eighth Street. Doctor Liederman, the leading cancer expert, treats prostate

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cancer not invasively. He was the
first in New York with fractionated brain radio

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surgery, and he's the first in
America and in the Western Hemisphere with body

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radiosurgery. You can also call doctor
Liederman at two and two choices for a

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free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liederman, we're back. We

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are back, and the same lady
who was complaining that her husband died of

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chemotherapy for pancreas cancer that came.
We talked about all the options. They

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were told the chance of being cured
with chemotherapy for the usual pancreas cancer is

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zero. And again, eighty percent
of people in America who are getting chemo

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falsely believe that they're getting chemotherapy for
cure, when chemotherapy is not for cure

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for most diseases. For most diseases, chemotherapy is not doesn't cure. And

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yes, we know you're spending one
hundred two hundred thousand dollars or society spending

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or I'm spending, or someone spending
your neighbor's spending, but doesn't mean you're

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going to get cured. If you
go to a super duper place with the

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mahogany doors and gold and the toilets
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improve your chance of being cancer free, not at all. And yes,

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this lady came and we told her
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They never got good imaging of the
patient. They just started giving chemo,

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chemo, chemo and chemo. Well, if you want chemo, you just

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pour the chemo in, because it's
going like putting your body in a bathtub

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of poison more or less, because
chemo goes most everywhere in your body.

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It's not going just to the cancer. You say, well, the cancer's

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in the pancrea as well. The
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and the skin and the bone marrow, and the lungs and your colo

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recto and the nerves and your hands
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chemotherapy doesn't give a chance really to
be cure for pancreas cancer. For most

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diseases, and of course every disease
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designed to cure unless you have like
testicular cancer like Lance Armstrong, and only

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a few people have testicular cancer,
like a Lance Armstrong who was indeed cured

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of his cancer. You also had
had surgery in the brain. He had

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stage four cancer traveled to the brain. That was twenty five years ago.

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not Lance Armstrong, and there was
not testicular cancer cancer the testicle. The

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patients had pancreas cancer. I don't
know carcinoma, which is a typical kind

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of cancer you see in breast and
gastroine, testino and pancreas and so many

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organs. Chemotherapy is not designed for
most cancers to cure it. It's just

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to maybe extend life or maybe make
you think you're doing something useful. And

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she said, well, I never
talk about death. Well I'm talking about

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death now because her husband said to
say, didn't take our advice, didn't

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get the PET scan, kept on
with chemo that was useless, it was

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toxic, it didn't stop the cancer, and he died terribly on chemotherapy,

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not taking advice, not knowing where
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story. And she said, well, why don't you ever talk about deaths

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from cancer? Well, I'm talking
about her husband who died on chemotherapy,

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and I thought I'd take a minute
to talk about deaths. Why don't I

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talk more about deaths? Well,
deaths are so easy to talk about cancer

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because that used to be the routine
United States. There's so many cancer deaths,

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lung cancer. One hundred and twenty
seven thousand Americans every year die of

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lung cancer. Colorectal cancer. Fifty
two thousand Americans die of colorectal cancer every

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year. Breast cancer forty three thousand
Americans, mainly women. Ninety nine percent

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of women die of breast cancer every
year. And the latest year where there's

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data, twenty twenty two, six
hundred and nine thousand Americans died from cancer

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in America. So every year,
six hundred and nine thousand Americans die from

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cancer. She wants to know about
talking about death. Well, yeah,

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so we talk about good results.
Yes, it's exemplar in our work as

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exemplar. And I could talk about
the woman who had the same kind of

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cancer that her husband had, who
was still cancer free, where we treated

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her wrapped around the duaden and wrapped
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Was that the most prestigious place you
could think of? And I should tell

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you all the hospitals think they're the
most prestigious in case you think you know

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what I'm talking about. And well, the patient that came to us when

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chemo failed is cancer free. Where
we treated the cancer. This woman's husband

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stayed on the chemo, went back
to Super Duper General and died of the

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cancer. So overall in America,
there's about two million million Americans who annually

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have cancer. And in America United
States of America, six hundred and eleven

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thousand die each year of cancer,
and forty percent of all Americans will be

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diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime.
And fifteen thousand children are diagnosed with cancer

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every year, and sixteen hundred of
those children die of cancer. And Americans

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spend two hundred and eight billion dollars
on cancer every year. And you think

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about that, there's three hundred and
fifty million Americans, and that's something like

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every one of us spends seven hundred
dollars a year. Every American spends seven

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hundred dollars a year for cancer treatment, whether we have it or not.

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That's your insurance, that's your taxes, whether it's Medicare or Medicaid. Everyone's

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paying that. Everybody's paying that.
So if you like paying more money for

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insurance and taxes, just keep on
pouring money into treatment that doesn't work,

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like chemotherapy for many cancers, including
pancreas cancer. So she said, and

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I don't talk about death. Well
here again, I'm going to review it

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just once more. Six hundred and
nine thousand Americans die from cancer every year.

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One hundred and twenty seven thousand die
of lung cancer, fifty two thousand

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die of colorectal cancer, forty three
thousand die of breast cancer. So many

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die every year. There's two million
Americans diagnosed a year, and forty percent

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of all of us will be diagnosed
with cancer in our lifetime, including fifteen

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thousand children every year. And we
spend two hundred and eight billion dollars and

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the cost is going up up,
So there's lots of reasons to think about

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other options, lots of reasons to
come to Radio Search New York, lots

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of reasons to get an opinion.
Basically, three groups of people come and

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visit us. Some people will come
when they don't have cancer. They just

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want to get checked out. And
those people are really smart, whether it's

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getting mammograms and colonoscopies and PSAs and
skin checks and other checks to make sure

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that everything is a okay. And
those people are smart. And often those

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people will see once or twice a
year, and you'll be shocked to know

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how many people actually have cancer on
a regular basis. You'll be shocked when

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we diagnosed with whatever cancer, and
we stage up the body. So many

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times I see women with breast cancer
and the doctor never remembers that the breast

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is attached to the woman's body.
And so often we even find a second

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cancer, a kidney cancer, a
colon cancer, not even looking for just

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checking out the woman's body or the
man's body to make sure the cancer hasn't

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traveled. So there's lots of reasons
people come to us again to get checked

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out when you don't have cancer.
Number two, when you're first diagnosed with

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cancer, to learn about all the
options. Like this man who had pancreas

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cancer sadness, he went to Super
Duper General and got chemo until he died.

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Never learned about the options until it
came to our office, and by

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then they were just brainwashed into thinking
about chemotherapy. And then the third group

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are people who have cancer and the
treatment's not working. Actually, like that

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man's pancreast cancer treatment wasn't working and
they didn't want to give it up.

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You can say, why would you
stay with the treatment that's not working.

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It does not make any sense to
you, doesn't make sense to me,

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it's costly, toxic, it's already
not working. If the treatment's not working,

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why taking it more? And I
see so many people they've have cancer

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and the cancer treatment's not working,
and then they go back and take the

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same treatment that's not working. Just
does not make any sense to me,

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doesn't make any medical sense, doesn't
make any logical sense. Yes, it's

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great for the doctor that's sending a
big bill. It's great for the drug

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company, it's great for the hospital. It's great for everybody except for one

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person and their loved one, and
that is the My name is doctor Liederman,

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cancer doctor, the only Harvard trained
Triple Board certified radiation cancer doctor in

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New York, one of the few
in the world. Here for you accepting

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most insurances, Medicare, Medicaid,
you can come by and get information at

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our office, or if you have
a cancer or one to get checked out,

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call us at two and two.
Choices, two and two choices.

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Two and two choices means well,
two and two means New York City,

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and choices means you have choices,
just like this woman and her husband with

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pancreas cancer. They had choices,
and sad to say, they made the

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wrong choice. They made the wrong
decision. Where at thirteen eighty four Broadway.

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It's always best to meet in person
if you have a medical issue.

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If you want us to get our
information, you can call us, or

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even better yet, you can come
in. We'll get a package for you

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00:32:46.240 --> 00:32:51.079
for yourself and for your loved ones. And you can also check our website

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which is r SNY dot org.
Again RSNY dot org. My name is

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doctor Liederman. We'll be right back. When doctor Leederman came to New York

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from Harvard, ninety seven percent of
women in New York were losing their breasts

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as breast cancer treatment, but ninety
percent of doctor Leederman's patients with breast cancer

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were keeping their breasts. Doctor Leederman, an outspoken advocate of breast saving therapy,

445
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educated women about choices to arm every
woman about breast cancer choices, breast

446
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saving whenever possible and desired. When
every hospital thought standard radiation was okay,

447
00:33:27.640 --> 00:33:32.119
doctor Leederman had a better idea innovative
Doctor Leederman first brought brain radio surgery to

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New York and body radio surgery to
America. Meet doctor Leederman breast conserving therapy

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over decades. Thirteen eighty four Broadway
at thirty eighth Call two on two choices

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two and two choices about breast cancer
treatment. Most insurances Medicare, Medicaid accepted

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00:33:50.160 --> 00:33:53.920
for a fresh second opinion called doctor
Leederman. Breast cancer treatment called two on

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two choices two and two choices call
doctor Leederman Today choices It's doctor Liederman with

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00:34:00.680 --> 00:34:08.960
Calvin West singing and writing about his
cancer treatment. I had cancer and my

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home was upside at the radio Sarger
read choices. I'm so glad that we

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do. You wanna thank doctor lenham
manoices phone me and you eliet your katz.

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It's my counting on two three well
side, no more pays read your

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granddaddy is such a free? Can't
your treatment called doctor Leederman two and two

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choices two and two choices called doctor
Liederman. Welcome back to the Radio Surgery

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Hour. This is Rob Redstone here
with doctor Gil Liederman at the w R

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studios in the hearts of New York
City were just a few steps from the

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Radio Surgery in New York Cancer Treatment
Center on Broadway in thirty eighth Street.

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Doctor Liederman, the leading cancer expert, treats prostate cancer not invasively. He

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was the first in New York with
fractionated brain radio surgery and he's the first

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in America and in the Western Hemisphere
with body radio surgery. You can also

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call doctor Liederman at two and two
Choices for a free informative booklet and DVD.

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Hey doctor Liederman, we're back.
We are back. Oh, so

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I want to talk about one more
patient. He said, why do you

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do maladies on your show? Why
do you do melodies? And I said,

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well, you know, the problem
is that so many people are in

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bed with their chemotherapy or their surgery
or their other method of treatment. We

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need to wake them up, and
we have melodies. This man, Calvin

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West, is an incredible man.
He had prostate cancer, had an advanced

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aggressive cancer. He's a meticulous singer
and a beautiful musician. And he was

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treated in his PSA is zero and
he's in remission. He's doing great,

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00:36:04.679 --> 00:36:07.119
and his quality of life is great, and his sex life is great,

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00:36:07.159 --> 00:36:12.119
and his urinary life is great,
and he's just a beautiful person. And

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he offered to make a melody about
his treatment. And that song was written

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by the patient who volunteered. Who's
singing about his cancer and his treatment and

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00:36:23.360 --> 00:36:29.119
how bang he came and had radiosurgery
and his prostate cancer is gone. He's

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in remission, doing great. He's
singing, he's traveling around the world,

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Asia and Europe, the United States. He's incredible and I actually if you

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want to see him actually perform that
song, you can ask or come in

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00:36:40.280 --> 00:36:45.800
and get our prostate DVD and you'll
have the entire song on DVD, which

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is really, in my view,
beautiful. I love that song. Ian

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was talking about. Who's seventy two
years old, born in New Jersey.

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He single, without children. He
has high blood pressure. And he came

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to me many years ago, excuse
me. He had previously had surgery on

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his arm for squamous cancer on his
left arm. He had cancer surgery for

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skin cancer, and then it didn't
work Number one, number two, it

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got infected, and then the cancer
came back. Wow. So he had

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almost every possible complication had for surgery, most surgery for his arm. He

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had a squamous carcinoma. The surgery
didn't work, the skin got infected.

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He was on antibiotics for a long
period of time persistently. And then he

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came to me and he had these
skin cancers, and well, we wanted

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to offer all the options which we
did. And again there's about the numbers.

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There's about three million skin cancers a
year in America, and I would

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tell you I think about two point
ninety nine nine million. It seems like

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00:37:45.400 --> 00:37:52.079
to me are having doctors recommending surgery. Well, remember a dermatologist as a

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surgeon who operates on the skin dermis
a Latin word for skin dermatologist. And

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well, this man had it up
to his eyebrows with surgery for skin cancer

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00:38:04.480 --> 00:38:08.039
and a squamous carcenoma. We treat
skin cancers anywhere in the body pretty much,

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00:38:08.400 --> 00:38:13.840
non invasively, without cutting, without
bleeding, with very high success ninety

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00:38:13.840 --> 00:38:17.400
five percent success outpatient visit. You
walk in, get treated, and go

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00:38:17.440 --> 00:38:21.519
to work, or go to home, or go across the street to Macy's.

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This is what you can do,
which is so different than radical surgery

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or most surgery. So he came
to us when surgery didn't work. Surgery

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left him infected, surgery left them
dismayed and disfigured. And we treated that

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skin cancer and he's done great.
And while he was getting treated, I

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said, by the way, have
you checked your PSA? And well,

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no, he hadn't checked his PSA. He was seeing all these doctors and

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no one checked his PSA, which
is fairly common and we'll talk about it

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in a little bit. So no
one had checked his PSA, and we

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checked his PSA. It was high, and we arranged a box and he

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had cancer, and we talked about
all the options which we do for every

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patient, and he saw it.
With Gleason seven cancer, we have a

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00:39:07.519 --> 00:39:13.800
ninety percent success with Gleason seven cancer
with surgery most surgery or radical surgery,

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robotic surgery that is, or open
surgery or standard radiation success is about sixty

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percent. So he trusted us because
of the skin cancer. He trusted us

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because we've got the PSA when all
his other doctors did not do that.

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And now he's intermission from two cancers, the skin cancer, the squamous carcinoma.

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We treat squamous cell and basal cell
most anywhere in the body non invasively

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00:39:40.440 --> 00:39:45.599
without the deforming surgery, and we
treat his prostate Cancer's prostate cancer was diagnosed

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because of the skin cancer, because
he had most that didn't work and have

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to have be infected. So there
were a lot of chain of events.

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00:39:53.119 --> 00:39:59.480
One with sun exposure, two was
skin cancer. Three was a dermatologist four

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was surgery is unsuccessful, surgery lectrimen
infected, he was dismayed, came here.

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We treated the skin cancer, successfully, offered him a physical, which

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we do for every patient, and
then did a blood test found prostate cancer

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and now two areas cancer free.
This is the work that we do every

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day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway
thirty eighth three. I just want to

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take a money to introduce myself because
so many people are giving advice and you

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00:40:27.840 --> 00:40:30.079
usually don't know who the heck they
are. Sometimes I have so many patients

533
00:40:30.079 --> 00:40:34.519
say doctor X saw me, and
then I go call doctor X. Doctor

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00:40:34.639 --> 00:40:37.599
X wasn't even a doctor. It
was some staff member in the office who

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00:40:37.639 --> 00:40:40.800
identified himself as a doctor, or
the patient thought he was a doctor,

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or her was a doctor when he
wasn't even a doctor. So I want

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00:40:45.760 --> 00:40:47.599
to introduce myself so at least to
know who I am. I can't vouch

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00:40:47.679 --> 00:40:51.840
for anybody else other than my son
and my brother I'll talk about in a

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00:40:51.880 --> 00:40:54.760
minute. So I was born in
Waterloo, Iowa. My name is doctor

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00:40:54.800 --> 00:41:00.559
Gil Liederman. I went to public
school there, University MD, real medical

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doctor at age twenty five, MD, like my brother, Ted real medical

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00:41:05.599 --> 00:41:09.880
doctor, MD, and my son
Aril Leaderman, who's an illustrious cancer doctor,

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00:41:09.960 --> 00:41:15.400
radiation doctor, board certified, also
MD at twenty five. Aril Leaderman

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00:41:15.559 --> 00:41:20.519
works here at thirteen y four Broadway, and patients are lucky to get him.

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00:41:20.840 --> 00:41:23.880
They are lucky to have him.
He's meticulous and kind and thoughtful and

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00:41:23.960 --> 00:41:30.400
compulsive and takes care of his patients
in the best possible way and forms patients

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00:41:30.440 --> 00:41:32.920
in the best possible way. And
this is the work that we do every

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day. He's MD at twenty five, like the three of us as three

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00:41:37.239 --> 00:41:43.360
doctor Liderman's all mds at twenty five. Arial Leaderman is MD at twenty five,

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00:41:43.480 --> 00:41:46.440
graduate from University of Southern California,
went to the most illustrious places and

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00:41:46.599 --> 00:41:52.519
now is here seeing cancer patients with
years of experience. This is the work

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00:41:52.519 --> 00:41:57.320
we do. I went on at
age twenty five to University of Chicago Michael

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00:41:57.360 --> 00:42:00.559
Reist, traded internal medicine three years, treated thousands of patients with medical conditions,

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00:42:01.000 --> 00:42:06.719
then went onto Harvard Medical School the
prestigious Dana Farber cancers too. Was

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00:42:06.760 --> 00:42:10.920
there training three years and stayed on
the staff for years. Board certified treating

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cancer patients, and then at Harvard
Medical School at the prestigious Joint Center for

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Radiation Therapy, trained for three years, tread thousands of patients. The only

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00:42:22.039 --> 00:42:25.840
Harvard trained Triple Board certified radiation doctor
New York, one of the few in

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the world. Here for you.
So that's me, and you can easily

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00:42:30.039 --> 00:42:35.519
make an appointment you have a cancer
question or cancer issue. It's always best

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00:42:35.519 --> 00:42:39.920
to meet in person. Thirteen eighty
four Broadway accepting most insurances, Medicare,

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00:42:40.039 --> 00:42:45.719
Medicaid, call us at two and
two choices two and two, two four

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six forty, two thirty seven.
And also one more thing, a surprise

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00:42:49.840 --> 00:42:52.559
thing I'm gonna tell you, and
that is we're live on the radio from

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00:42:52.559 --> 00:42:55.079
now till two o'clock, and you
can call us at one eight hundred three

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two one zero seven ten, one
eight hundred three two one zero seven and

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00:43:00.280 --> 00:43:04.519
ten call us if you have a
cancer question. Noah will put the call

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00:43:04.599 --> 00:43:08.320
right through one eight hundred and three
two one zero seven ten about cancer questions

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00:43:08.360 --> 00:43:14.039
from now till two and then we'll
be back from three to four on WR

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and every night at midnight. And
many people like to go to sleep with

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doctor Liederman. Many people like to
wake up with doctor Liederman. Many people

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00:43:21.559 --> 00:43:23.960
like to work with doctor Liederman around
the world. I have patients in China

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00:43:24.039 --> 00:43:30.159
listening on their laptops or on their
phones listening whatever it is twelve thirteen time

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00:43:30.239 --> 00:43:34.719
zones away listening, and many people
coming here from around the world. You

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00:43:34.800 --> 00:43:37.559
too can listen. You don't need
a radio to listen to the radio.

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My name is doctor Liederman. We're
on every night at midnight at WR,

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and then Saturdays we're on from one
to two pm, three to four pm,

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five to six pm. Every Saturday
and Saturday night from midnight on to

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00:43:52.639 --> 00:43:58.239
about five am on WR, and
then Sundays we're on from eleven am to

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00:43:58.320 --> 00:44:01.800
noon, one to two right now, in three to four like in an

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00:44:01.840 --> 00:44:07.320
hour. This is the work we
do to inform. We're here not selling

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00:44:07.360 --> 00:44:10.239
anything. We're not asking for your
money, only your attention. This is

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00:44:10.280 --> 00:44:14.679
the work we do if you want, if you want to learn about cancer

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00:44:14.719 --> 00:44:19.400
and cancer options. You've heard that
forty percent of Americans will develop cancer in

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00:44:19.440 --> 00:44:22.159
their lifetime, and you may want
to be prepared. As my father loved

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00:44:22.199 --> 00:44:30.079
to say, chance favors the prepared
mind. Chance favors the prepared mind.

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My I'm doctor Liederman two and two
choices. We'll be right back. Numbers

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00:44:34.199 --> 00:44:37.599
mean much to me because of prostate
cancer. I'm Johnny Bragg's. The number

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00:44:37.599 --> 00:44:43.199
two for my stepfather who died of
prostate cancer and my uncle who suffered so

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00:44:43.320 --> 00:44:49.039
much after prostate cancer surgery. The
number fifteen fifteen years since doctor Leederman's successful

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00:44:49.079 --> 00:44:53.199
treatment of my prostate cancer. The
number zero, which is my PSA zero

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00:44:53.480 --> 00:45:00.320
after doctor Leederman's successful prostate cancer treatment. What every man wants one, two,

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00:45:00.360 --> 00:45:04.880
three, four important for every man
with prostate cancer. One getting the

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00:45:04.920 --> 00:45:09.880
most successful treatment. Two avoiding radical
robotic surgery, three keeping sexual functions.

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00:45:10.159 --> 00:45:15.320
Four maintain in urinary control. Call
my doctor Liederman two and two choices,

596
00:45:15.400 --> 00:45:21.519
two and two choices to consider his
prostate cancer treatment for you. Most insurances

597
00:45:21.639 --> 00:45:25.360
Medicare, Medicaid accepted. Thirteen eighty
four Broadway at thirty eighth Call two and

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00:45:25.480 --> 00:45:30.159
two choices for prostate cancer treatment.
Called doctor Liederman two one two choices.

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00:45:30.320 --> 00:45:35.679
I'm glad I did. You'll be
number one with doctor Leaderman. Speedy recovery

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00:45:35.679 --> 00:45:39.880
for Defense chiefs secret prostate cancer surgery
on Christmas Eve, not informing even the

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00:45:39.960 --> 00:45:46.159
President returned an ambulance with pain absess, bow obstruction, secret turn disaster,

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00:45:46.639 --> 00:45:52.840
sadly believed is urologists. Like many
with prostate cancer, radical prostate surgery has

603
00:45:52.920 --> 00:45:59.280
many complications, leakage, impotence,
shortening, inferior results, death. Thousands

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00:45:59.280 --> 00:46:02.880
come to doctor Lead to learn all
prostate cancer options from New York's only Harvard

605
00:46:02.920 --> 00:46:09.199
trained Triple Board certified Radiation oncologist.
Defense Chief sadly believed Pie and Sky promises

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00:46:09.400 --> 00:46:15.639
another reason to meet doctor Liederman about
highly effective prostate cancer treatment avoiding radical surgery.

607
00:46:15.800 --> 00:46:20.880
Best is to meet doctor Liederman.
Call doctor Liederman two and two choices,

608
00:46:21.119 --> 00:46:23.519
two and two choices, thirteen eighty
four Broadway at thirty eight. Most

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insurances Medicare, Medicaid accepted. Call
doctor Leederman two and two choices thirteen eighty

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four Broadway at thirty eight. Call
doctor Leederman, two and two choices.

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Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob Redstone here with doctor

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Gil Leiderman at the WR Studios in
the hearts of New York City. For

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just a few steps from the Radio
Surgery in New York Cancer Treatment Center on

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Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Doctor
Liederman, the leading cancer expert treats prostate

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cancer not invasively. He was the
first in New York with fractionated brain radio

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surgery, and he's the first in
America and in the Western Hemisphere with body

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radio surgery. You can also call
doctor Liederman at two and two choices for

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a free informative booklet and DVD.
Hey doctor Liederman, we're back. We're

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back. When I talk about a
sixty three year old man, he's from

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Puerto Rico. He came to me
years ago, almost ten years ago.

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He came. He's married, he
has two children, and had a big

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mass in the tonso he had a
head in that cancer. He went to

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an urgent care center, had a
sore throat, he had a mass in

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the neck, He had ring in
the ears, he had pain in the

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ear. He went to E and
T and T doctor apparently didn't even look

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in his throat and well, he
gave him antibody. Subsequently, went to

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another doctor and he went to one
of the big hospitals. He was found

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to have a cancer and doctors wanted
to do surgery. Don't to do a

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surgery on his tonsils, remove part
of his throat, remove part of his

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neck, and he just did not
want to have any radical surgery. He

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had a very advanced cancer. Multiple
infanodes were involved. We got a pet

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scan. He had a three centimeter
mass and left tonso was ex of it

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was standing down, extending into the
tongue. He had a three centimeter mass

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and the biggest lymphanode and other lymphodes
in his neck, and he just did

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not want to go through radical surgery
at this super duper place. He came

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here, he is treated here nearly
ten years ago and he is now cancer

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free. All those years cancer free. This is the work that we do

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every day at thirteen eighty four Broadway. We'll talk about a man, big

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businessman's sixty four years old, married
with five children. Came with his wife

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as a family history of melanoma skin
cancer. His orgin is Irish and German.

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He had multiple skin cancers in his
lifetime. He had many of the

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cancers by the eye where the left
eye meets the nose. He had mos

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surgery, super duper radical surgery twice
by a super duper pooper surgeon in Manhattan.

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It didn't work. He did it
once, it didn't work. He

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did it twice. It didn't work. And then when it came back the

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third time, the doctor just gave
up sent them to different hospitals. One

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hospital refused even to take them on
as a case. Another hospital's going to

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give them chemotherapy. Well, we
know that chemotherapy the super duper hospital doesn't

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cure anybody with skin cancer, So
why would they offer that. We talked

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about it earlier on why you offered
chemotherapy that has basically no chance of working.

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No one offered him any other options. He had oozing from the area.

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The cancer was growing up and down
the left side of the eye,

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the right eye, excuse me,
the left eyelet on the upper and the

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lower part. It was a very
extensive cancer. We had ophthalmologists involved.

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This is a cancer involving the islet
on the left upper left lower the tier

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duck on the left nose, a
very extensive cancer. Surgeons just refused at

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the biggest possible hospitals in New York
and the neighboring states refused to take them

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on. If they took them,
we're going to give them chemo, which

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is useless. We offered treatment innovative
radio surgery for this cancer. Remember it

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was in the eye, eye lid
knows it had come back after two big

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surgeries. The surgeon ran out of
town. The surgeon refused even to talk

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to this man. We treated him
years ago and now he is cancer free

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after our treatment when surgery failed twice, and other doctors of the biggest hospitals

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around town didn't even want to take
them on, didn't even want to invite

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him in because they had nothing to
offer, couldn't think of anything to offer

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until he came to thirteen eighty four
Broadway. Put a unique program together for

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him to be able to treat the
eye, the eye lids, the nose,

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the tear duc all simultaneously. And
now years later, he is happy,

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in cancer free and doing great.
And this is the work that we

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do every day at thirteen eighty four
Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth Street in the

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heart of New York City. I
wan to talk about a woman who came

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to us years ago. She's sixty
seven years old. She was born in

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New York City. She's widled.
She has one daughter. She came with

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her cousin. She had a lump
in the breast. She found that out.

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She went to different some of the
biggest hospitals in New York and neighboring

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burls. They wanted to do radical
surgery on her, and she just did

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not want to do radical surgery.
We staged her up, like I've talked

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earlier in the show about staging up
to see if the cancer has traveled.

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Seems like so many breast surgeons wanted
to talk about the breast like it's not

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connected to the woman. Well,
why do we fear cancer? We fear

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cancer because cancer can travel and spread
and cause death. So she came here.

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She had been seen at the biggest
hospital's, multiple biggest hospitals. She

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was sixty seven, she had a
daughter, and she came here. I

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looked at her in the breast,
the right breast of the nine o'clock position,

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there was a two centimeter mass.
We staged her up. We staged

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her up and found a cancer.
And she's a smoker. I didn't tell

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you she's a smoker. So she
was diagnosed with two cancers simultaneously, a

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lung and a breast, and she
didn't want surgery on the breast. She

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didn't want surgery on the lung.
She wanted our treatment years ago, and

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she was treated. This a woman
who did not want it to be surprised.

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How many women just do not want
to have deforming surgery on the breast,

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how many women just do not want
to have chemotherapy. She was treated

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with radiation only for the breast,
for the lung, no cutting, no

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bleeding, no hospitals, no pain, and now both sites are cancer free.

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She's doing great in the breast,
she's doing great in the lung,

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and no others spread anywhere else,
with no surgery and no chemo. This

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is the work that we do every
day at thirteen eighty four Broadway Broadway in

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thirty eighth Street, in the heart
of New York City. And we to

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talk about a man who came to
me wow, ten years ago. His

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PSA was thirty three Gleason seven born
in New York City. He was a

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sixty nine year old man, then
widowed without children. He was diagnosed with

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prostate cancer. He came with a
PSA thirty three. Remember normal PSA is

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four, and he had gleas in
seven more advanced cancer at a bone sky

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was negative. We staged him up. He had no abdominal pain. He

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did not wake up at night to
urinate. He weighed one hundred and forty

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five pounds and we treated him for
a very risky cancer PSA thirty three gleas

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and seven nearly ten years ago and
an exam had a large prostate. We

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talked about all the options. We
talked about chemo and hormones and surgery and

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various forms of radiation, and our
unique form our radiation is different for prostate

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cancer. We're the only ones who
have a stereotactic frame, the only ones

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who trace out and treat the prostate
in a particular area. To be more

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accurate, you want to have doctor
Liederman place radiation seeds and our results,

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as you know, are better.
And this is the work we do.

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Ten years later for this high risk
cancer. He is cancer free is PSA

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zero, with no hormones, no
chemo, no cutting, no bleeding.

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His sex life works, his urinary
life works, and he's happy. And

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this is the work that we do
every day at thirty eighty four Broadway.

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From prostate cancer, breast cancer,
whatever it is. If it's cancer,

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you may want to call us at
two and two choices or we accept most

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insurances, Medicare, Medicaid, thirteen
eighty four Broadway. My name is doctor

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Liederman. Thank you and God bless
you. See you soon. Thanks for

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tuning in to the Radio Surgery Hour
with Doctor Giliederman and myself. If you

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have questions before next week's show or
want a free informative booklet and DVD,

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just contact doctor Liederman at two one
two choices. That's two one two two

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four six four two three seven.
That's two one two two four six four

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two three seven. For cancer treatment, most prefer effective, non invasive,

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well tolerated, outpatient therapy. That's
doctor Liederman, the radio surgery Pioneer's goal

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too. Doctor Liederman is first in
America, first in New York, First

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for you with body radiosurgery. Doctor
Liederman hits your cancer with no cutting,

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no bleeding. Doctor Liederman has decades
of experience with primary and metastatic large or

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small cancers from head to toe cancer
treatment with possibly a second chance for you.

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Meet doctor Liderman to hit the cancer. He's New York's only Harvard trained

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Triple Board certified radiation oncologist. Call
two one two choices to one two choices

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to meet doctor Liderman for a fresh
second opinion. Most insurances Medicare, Medicaid

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accepted free with DVD two super convenient
Broadway in thirty eighth in Manhattan, meet

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doctor Liederman to hit your cancer called
two one two Choices, two one two

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choices. Did you know that you've
got choices? That there can be a

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bad way? Did you know that
you've got choices? Conductor, They don't

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mean today, You want to choicay
is a much bad way too want two

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choices? Conductor, they don't mean
today. Did you know that you've got

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choices? That there can be a
bad way? Did you know that you've

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got choices? Conductor? They don't
means today to want to choices is a

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much bad way to two joy says
conductor leader man today Doctor Liederman, Cancer

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