We have assembled scientific publications showing positive results from studies and clinical trials using Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) and Sonodynamic Therapy (SDT) (a new therapy for a number of cancer types). Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) is an approved, proven, safe and effective treatment for many types of cancer and numerous photosensitizer agents are approved for use in the US, Europe and most countries in the developed world. Clinical studies undertaken at the worlds most prestigious Medical Institutions increasingly demonstrate the favourable results of this therapy for a wide variety of cancers. Notably, the results are achieved with few side effects, high patient's satisfaction, increased quality of life with less morbidity and better functional and cosmetic outcome.

With the XYTOS introduction of XyChloro® a newer more advanced agent / cellular medicine, XYTOS has immediately moved to the forefront of the fight against cancer (see further details on this website under "How the XYTOS Cancer Treatment Works"). XyChloro® offers many advantages such as better selectivity, less toxicity, oral administration and rapid elimination with reduced periods of photosensitisation (see technology comparisons on this website).

Preliminary clinical data suggest favourable patient responses to a wide variety of cancer indications even in the presence of wide spread disease. Regulatory approval with appropriate certified toxicology, pharmacokinetics and clinical studies has begun for this promising advance in cancer therapy.

A partial list of types of cancer and the corresponding scientific evidence of the efficacy and effectiveness of the PDT therapy (shown as exhibits) is listed below with a brief summary of the studies. Many of these medical journal articles are obtained from the New England Journal of Medicine website www.nejm.org. The New England Journal of Medicine is one of the world most respected professional medical journals and is widely read by the Medical Profession throughout the world.

Download complete report as a Microsoft Word document. This list is very much a partial list. There are over 3,000 publications on PDT and 40 publications on the newer SDT treatment - we have combined.