Episode #2 of All Things Cancer Featuring Dr. Azra Raza Now Available
In the latest episode of All Things Cancer, Dr. Azra Raza, renowned oncologist and author of The First Cell, sits down with NFCR’s Dr. Sujuan Ba to discuss a bold new approach—shifting the focus from killing the last cancer cell to detecting the very first.
Dr. Raza shares her groundbreaking research, the urgent need for a paradigm shift in cancer treatment, and how we can move toward real change.
“For decades, we’ve been chasing the last cancer cell with toxic treatments—chemotherapy, radiation, surgery—while ignoring the first cell that starts the disease,” says Dr. Raza. “We must shift our focus to detecting cancer at its inception, before it becomes a death sentence.”
The episode also delves into Dr. Raza’s personal experiences as a physician and cancer widow, highlighting the emotional and human side of the disease. Her urgent call to action aims to inspire researchers, policymakers, and the public to rethink how we tackle cancer moving forward.
Don’t miss out—listen now on Spotify or Apple Podcasts and be part of the movement transforming cancer research.
About All Things Cancer
Each episode of All Things Cancer will spotlight the most pressing topics in oncology, from cutting-edge treatments and emerging research to personal stories of resilience and hope. More than just a podcast, it’s a platform for raising awareness, advancing cancer education, and fostering a global community of support and collaboration.
Hosted by NFCR CEO, Sujuan Ba, Ph.D., this compelling series will bring together the entire ecosystem of cancer research—including leading scientists, oncologists, doctors, patient advocates, caregivers, biotech innovators, and survivors—for powerful discussions on the breakthroughs shaping the future of cancer research, treatment, and care.
All Things Cancer is now available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, with new episodes released biweekly.
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