Burzynski Clinic
Burzynski Clinic
The Burzynski Clinic is a medical facility located in Houston, Texas, United States. It was established in 1976 by Stanislaw Burzynski, a Polish-born physician and biochemist. The clinic is known for its controversial treatment for various types of cancer, primarily through the use of antineoplastons, a term coined by Burzynski.
Pronunciation
Burzynski: /bʊrˈzɪnski/
Etymology
The clinic is named after its founder, Stanislaw Burzynski. The surname Burzynski is of Polish origin, derived from the word 'burza', meaning 'storm'.
Related Terms
- Antineoplastons: A group of peptides, derivatives, and mixtures that are used as an alternative cancer treatment. The term was coined by Stanislaw Burzynski.
- Alternative cancer treatments: Non-traditional methods and substances used in an attempt to cure or mitigate cancer.
- Stanislaw Burzynski: The founder of the Burzynski Clinic. He is a Polish-born physician and biochemist.
Controversies
The Burzynski Clinic has been the subject of significant controversy due to its promotion of antineoplastons as a cancer cure. The effectiveness and safety of this treatment have been questioned by various medical and scientific communities. The clinic has also faced legal challenges related to its practices.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Burzynski Clinic
- Wikipedia's article - Burzynski Clinic
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