John Kanzius

A radio and TV engineer -- and ham radio operator -- Kanzius became interested in using RF, or radio frequency energy, to treat cancer, after he was diagnosed with B-cell leukemia. His idea: inject the patient with carbon or gold molecules which are treated to be attracted to cancer cells, and then use a radio transmitter set to a frequency that will heat the special molecules, thus killing the cancer cells they're in with virtually no side effects. "I don't want to give people false hope," said Dr. Steve Curley of the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas, who is studying Kanzius' machine, "but this has the potential to treat a wide variety of cancers." Kanzius died February 18 from pneumonia -- a complication from chemotherapy treatments for his own cancer. He was using conventional cancer therapy because his machine isn't quite ready for human experiments. He was 64. From This is True for 15 February 2009 Suggestions for further reading: The ARRL Ham Radio License Manual Amazon Price: $17.96 Customer Review: Great product. Using it I scored a 97% on my test with only a week of hard study.   The ARRL General Class License Manual for Ham Radio, Level 2 by American Radio Relay Legaue, Ward Silver Amazon Price: $17.96 Customer Review: I agree with many of the reviews here and won't bore you with a rehash of their good info. I just passed my General test today and did well, and as someone who has to work at their studies, wanted to recommend this reference and maybe offer some adv...   The ARRL Extra Class License Manual: For Ham Radio (Arrl Extra Class License ... by Ward Silver Amazon Price: $17.96 Customer Review: Excellent manual for study for the Amateur Extra class ham radio license. It is very technical and is written for the ham radio operator that has passed his General class license and wants to advance him or herself to the next license and its operati...   Ham Radio for Dummies by H. Ward Silver Amazon Price: $14.95 Customer Review: This book helped clarify the more technical aspects of preparing for an Amateur Radio Technician Class license from the FCC. Used in conjunction with another study guide, I was able to deciper the techno-geekese. Good basis.   ARRL Ham Radio License Manual: All You Need to Become an Amateur Radio Operat... by H. Ward Silver, American Radio Relay League Amazon Price: Customer Review: Don't buy this book. It is the 1st Edition dated July 1, 2006. The new edition is dated July, 2010 and contains updated information for test being given now.   Newsfeed display by CaRP

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