Robert Thomas

Professor Robert Thomas is a consultant oncologist who practices at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge and Bedford Hospital. He specializes in the treatment of breast, prostate, skin, and bowel cancer using a variety of methods such as hormones, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and biological treatments. With over 25 years of experience in the field, he is highly regarded and frequently serves as a clinical teacher at Cambridge University, delivering lectures at hospitals, support groups, and universities worldwide. In addition to his clinical work, Professor Robert leads an active clinical research unit that focuses on evaluating the impact of exercise, diet, and natural therapies in the prevention of cancer, enhancement of cancer treatments, and reduction of the risk of relapse and side effects. His unit is involved in government-backed studies that aim to shed light on these important areas. Through his research, he has contributed to the scientific community by publishing over 100 peer-reviewed scientific papers. Notably, he has published the world's largest randomized controlled trial on the effects of a polyphenol-rich nutritional supplement in men with prostate cancer, which was featured in a prestigious nature journal. Professor Robert has recently authored a book titled "How To Live," which is now available to the public. This book offers valuable insights and guidance on living a healthy and fulfilling life.