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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2026 · 50 MIN

Ep 83: Things Everyone Should Know About Cancer with Dr. Paul Hanona | The Health Exchange Podcast

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Episode 83 of The Health Exchange Podcast explores the rapidly evolving world of cancer care with guest Dr. Paul Hanona, a hematologist-oncologist dedicated to both treating patients and educating the public. Dr. Rutland and Dr. Hanona explain what cancer actually is, why it should be thought of as hundreds of unique diseases rather than a single diagnosis, and how breakthroughs in genetics, immunotherapy, CAR-T cell therapy, and personalized cancer vaccines are transforming treatment and giving patients more hope than ever before. They also discuss the importance of prevention through lifestyle choices, screening, and genetic testing, while addressing disparities in cancer outcomes, the promise of clinical trials and artificial intelligence, and the emotional realities of caring for people with cancer. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize that while cancer remains one of medicine's greatest challenges, advances in research are helping more patients live longer, healthier lives with renewed hope.Follow Our Host:instagram.com/drjrutlandProduced by Born Ready Films:instagram.com/bornreadyfilms

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