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ZIO News March 2019
Dear readers

With this newsletter, we would like to give you a brief overview of upcoming events, offers and topics at our ZIOs.
We would be delighted to welcome you to one of our centers.

Public lecture ZIO Glarus / Tuesday, March 26:
Acupuncture during cancer treatment

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In order to support the quality of life during cancer treatment, Chinese doctors have been successfully using forms of therapy from traditional Chinese medicine for a long time. Chinese medicine attempts to alleviate complaints that can arise from the underlying disease of cancer, but also from the side effects of conventional medical therapies.

Tuesday, March 26, 7-8 p.m.
Speaker: Dr. med. Jörg O. Rüttgers
Lecture followed by a discussion, aperitif and guided tour of the ZIO
Location: Restaurant Stadthof, Kirchweg 2, 8750 Glarus, Tel.: +41 41 55 640 44 44

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Public lecture ZIO Zurich / Thursday, March 28:
Introduction to Integrative Oncology -
their possibilities and limits

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The combination of classical and complementary medicine in the sense of a
holistic treatment concept can lead to a significantly better
quality of life. We would be pleased to present this concept to you.

Thursday, March 28 18:30-20:00
Speaker: Dr. med. Nanda Meister

Lecture followed by a discussion and guided tour of the ZIO
Location: ZIO Zurich, Hardturmstrasse 133, 8005 Zurich, Tel.: +41 44 448 30 00
The lectures and discussions will take place in the cafeteria on the 4th floor of the Limmatklinik.

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Acupuncture / Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

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Improving quality of life through 2000 years of empirical medicine from the Far East
As part of holistic cancer treatment, acupuncture / TCM is a complementary and effective form of therapy. It can make conventional cancer treatments such as chemotherapy, radiotherapy and surgery, with all their accompanying symptoms and side effects, more tolerable. The focus is on the quality of life of the affected patients, which should be maintained, stabilized or improved wherever possible. In TCM, illness or discomfort is seen as an imbalance of energy in the body that needs to be balanced. Symptoms such as tiredness, pain, loss of appetite or sleep disorders can be treated with appropriate needling techniques.

More about acupuncture and TCM at the ZIO '

Palliative care

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Palliative care is an internationally recognized, comprehensive concept for advising, supporting and caring for people of all ages with serious or life-threatening illnesses. Its aim is to improve quality of life and alleviate symptoms. Palliative care takes a holistic approach and attempts to bring together the skills of the treating doctors, therapists, nurses and social workers.
Or:
"Palliative care is an approach to improving the quality of life of patients and their families who are confronted with problems associated with a life-threatening illness. This is done through the prevention and alleviation of suffering, early detection, careful assessment and treatment of pain and other physical, psychosocial and spiritual problems."
WHO definition 2002, German translation


More about palliative care at the ZIO '

New: Social counseling and biography work at the ZIO

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The ZIO's services are designed to support patients and their relatives and make their lives easier. The ZIO now offers even more support: social counseling and various biography work services are now available. These focus on the respective life situation and development of those affected and can be adapted to the different needs and possibilities of the clients. Social counseling is intended to help avoid precarious life situations due to cancer. The various offers in biography work help to develop a way of dealing with the current life situation as well as scope for action and to (re)find the "red thread of life".

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CENTER FOR INTEGRATIVE ONCOLOGY

Personal, holistic and from a single source
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ZIO Zurich
Hardturmstrasse 133
CH-8005 Zurich
Phone: +41 44 448 30 00
Mon-Fri: 08-12 o'clock / 2-5 p.m.
ZIO Richterswil
Bergstrasse 16
CH-8805 Richterswil
Phone: +41 44 787 27 07 (day clinic)
Mon-Fri: 08-17 o'clock
ZIO Glarus
Schweizerhofstrasse 3
CH-8750 Glarus
Phone: +41 55 640 44 44
Mon-May: 08-12 o'clock / 2-5 p.m.
ZIO Winterthur
Brunngasse 6
CH-8400 Winterthur
Phone: +41 52 224 48 80
Mon-Thu: 08-12 o'clock / 2-5 p.m.