In this HLTH Forward episode, I spoke with Fidel Strub, and I felt the kind of strength and hope that transforms pain into power. He isn’t just a survivor — he is living proof that with knowledge, compassion, and action, tragedy can become a force for change. According to the World Health Organization, Noma — the devastating, gangrenous disease that ravages the mouths and faces of malnourished children — once afflicted an estimated 140,000 individuals per year globally, with a case-fatality r...
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In this HLTH Forward episode, I spoke with Fidel Strub, and I felt the kind of strength and hope that transforms pain into power. He isn’t just a survivor — he is living proof that with knowledge, compassion, and action, tragedy can become a force for change. According to the World Health Organization, Noma — the devastating, gangrenous disease that ravages the mouths and faces of malnourished children — once afflicted an estimated 140,000 individuals per year globally, with a case-fatality r...
Decoding Cancer : Dr. Edgar Engleman, Professor of Pathology, Stanford University
HLTH Forward Podcast
1 hour 16 minutes
6 months ago
Decoding Cancer : Dr. Edgar Engleman, Professor of Pathology, Stanford University
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Edgar Engleman, a pioneering Pathologist and physician-scientist at Stanford University whose work has shaped the very foundation of cancer immunotherapy. As we face rising global cancer rates, Dr. Engleman shares his insights into the evolving landscape of cancer research and what the numbers really mean—scientifically and socially. We dive deep into his groundbreaking research on erythropoietin (EPO) and its surprising implications in cancer biology, as ...
HLTH Forward Podcast
In this HLTH Forward episode, I spoke with Fidel Strub, and I felt the kind of strength and hope that transforms pain into power. He isn’t just a survivor — he is living proof that with knowledge, compassion, and action, tragedy can become a force for change. According to the World Health Organization, Noma — the devastating, gangrenous disease that ravages the mouths and faces of malnourished children — once afflicted an estimated 140,000 individuals per year globally, with a case-fatality r...
