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Black Salve / Bloodroot Escharotics

Corrosive topical salves, often containing bloodroot/sanguinarine and zinc chloride, promoted to burn or draw out skin cancers. Black salve, Cansema, bloodroot, and related escharotics are applied topically to destroy tissue. FDA and TGA warnings state these products are dangerous, unapproved, unproven for cancer, and can cause necrosis, disfigurement, infection, delayed diagnosis, and progression.

Emerging / Investigational Videos (1)

Jul 19, 2020

EAU 2020 | Genomic subtyping in bladder cancer thumbnailPlay

VJOncology

VJOncology

VJOncology interview with Peter Black, MD, on genomic subtyping in bladder cancer. EAU 2020 | Genomic subtyping in bladder cancer is a video_link media record from VJOncology. It is included because it discusses cancer-related diseases, protocols, people, organizations, research, prevention, treatment support, survivorship, patient experience, or practical decision-making. Review the source, date, claims, and linked records for context.
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