Mark Hancock, MD, MPH graduated summa cum laude from Saint George’s Medical School in 2008 and completed his residency as Chief Resident at University of New Mexico Hospital in Family Medicine in 2011. He studied Anthroposophic Medicine completing a 3 year course at the Kolisko Academy at a large public Anthroposophic hospital in Stuttgart Germany. Dr Hancock founded Humanizing Medicine in Atlanta, a thriving integrative practice based on the Direct Primary Care model. Dr Hancock has extensive training and experience with using mistletoe (viscum album) in oncology. His clinic helps patients obtain and use mistletoe for subcutaneous use, and performs regular infusions of intravenous mistletoe. He also uses mistletoe for fever induction and injections directly into tumors. He is a board member of PAAM (Physicians Association for Anthroposophic Medicine) and is faculty of the physician training courses on mistletoe therapy. In 2021 he co authored "Mistletoe and the Emerging Future of Integrative Oncology."