Why We’re Treating Cancer Wrong, And How We Can Get It Right
An oncologist on the human cost to treating cancer and why she believes we need to re-think how to fight the disease.
Guest Host: Susan Page
As we honor the men and women of the military on Veteran’s Day, we look at some of the services available to them and their families when they return to civilian life.
Guests
- Leo Shane Washington Bureau Reporter for Stars and Stripes
- Scott Quilty U.S. Army Captain (Ret.) and U.S. program manager for Survivor Corps
- Brad White Chair and founder of Yellow Ribbon America
- Tom Iselin Executive Director Sun Valley Adaptive Sports
- Tori Lyon Executive director of Jerico Project
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