All Things Cancer | National Foundation for Cancer Research
All Things Cancer | National Foundation for Cancer Research
Podcast Description
Join Dr. Sujuan Ba, the CEO of the National Foundation for Cancer Research, as she sits down with leading scientists, advocates, researchers, and patients who are shaping the future of cancer research and care. In each episode, Dr. Ba explores the groundbreaking work, personal stories, and transformative ideas driving the fight against cancer.
From cutting-edge discoveries in the lab to the inspiring resilience of patients and advocates, Unraveling Cancer offers a unique perspective on the journey to cures and better lives for those impacted by cancer.
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Covers a range of topics including innovative cancer research methodologies, patient advocacy, and the future of cancer care with episodes such as discussions on early detection techniques and collaborations within the cancer research community, all aimed at transforming the fight against cancer.

Join Dr. Sujuan Ba, the CEO of the National Foundation for Cancer Research, as she sits down with leading scientists, advocates, researchers, and patients who are shaping the future of cancer research and care. In each episode, Dr. Ba explores the groundbreaking work, personal stories, and transformative ideas driving the fight against cancer.
From cutting-edge oncology discoveries in the lab to the inspiring resilience of patients and advocates, All Things Cancer offers a unique perspective on the journey to cures and better lives for those impacted by cancer.
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the world — and the most survivable, if you catch it early. Dr. Ron Shore has spent 34 years and 28,000 patient screenings proving it. In this episode, he breaks down the three types of skin cancer, why melanoma can be silent until it’s deadly, and the simple screening habits that could save your life. If you’ve ever skipped your annual skin check, listen to this first.
Dr. Shore also shares his five essential tips for protecting yourself: get a thorough annual exam from a knowledgeable dermatologist, return for check-ups every six to twelve months, wear SPF 50 or higher whenever you’re in the sun, encourage older loved ones with visible sun damage to get screened, and if you spot something new or unusual — don’t wait, see a doctor now.

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