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Gérard Delépine, MD is an Oncologist, Orthopedic Surgeon, and Statistician at the Raymond Poincaré Hospital in Paris. Since the 1980s, Dr. Gérard Delépine developed innovative surgical methods that address bone tumors and soft tissues. The independent and creative team of doctors in the Pediatric Oncology Unit (POU) has attained an international reputation for combining advanced in0dividualized chemotherapy and conservative surgery. Over the decades, a supportive, activist parents’ association, interventions by politicians, numerous reports by journalists, and the support of many French and foreign doctors enabled the POU to resist pharmaceutical-influenced, protocol-dictated cancer treatment practices.
The French husband and wife team of Nicole Delépine, MD, Pediatrician, Oncologist, Surgeon, and Gérard have been battling the French health bureaucracy for 30 years on behalf of cancer patients and on behalf of treating physicians who have been sidelined by government bureaucratic cancer treatment protocols influenced by pharmaceutical company interests. Drs. Delépine are fighting to improve the treatment options and the care of patients with cancer; taking into account not only the response of the tumor, but also the body’s reaction to the drugs, and prescribing individualized dose adjustments of chemotherapies as needed.
Drs. Delépine are outspoken critics of the state-dictated medical “tyranny” in France; where Regional Health Agencies dictate cancer treatment protocols that are formulated to inflate profits for the cancer treatment industry; protocols and screening campaigns that are shown to cause patients harm. For example, they cite the 25-Year Canadian follow-up study of breast cancer mortality published in the BMJ. The study demonstrates that breast screening did not reduce mortality rates – as widely claimed – instead, it resulted in over-diagnosing breast cancer, resulting in unnecessary surgery.
“Let’s apply the precautionary principle! Let us respect the right of every human being to informed choice/consent for medical interventions!”
Nicole and Gérard Delépine have authored books and more than 100 journal articles