Blue Ocean Strategy: What’s the Role of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Cancer Care?

Tsai-Ju Chien* Division of Hemato-Oncology, Department of Internal Medicine, Branch of Zhong-xing, Taipei City Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan With the advancement of the diagnosis tools and explosive knowledge in oncology, cancer has been more prevalent than decades ago. It is not too much to emphasize that cancer will be another chronic disease in the the twenty-first century [1]. As been observed, chemotherapy is dominant for more than 20 years; target therapy emerged promptly as more cancer pathways have been well defined. Furthermore, immune-oncology grasps public’s attention in recent years [2,3]. Nevertheless, there is still another branch of medicine, existing for more than thousands years, though not dominant in the world, never fade away, that is Traditional Chinese Medicine with potential [4-6].