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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2024 · 1H 54M

The Cancer Episode with Dr. Carol Haddad & Firoze Mehta

from Healing The Divide with Scott Feinberg · host Scott Feinberg

In this episode, we explore the powerful topic of cancer with my guests, Dr. Carol Haddad and Firoze Mehta. This conversation is a wide ranging yet deep diving investigation into the many facets of this disease, one of the leading causes of death in the world.  We discuss all sides of this issue from the fundamental premise from which it is addressed within doctorate medical programs to the role of big pharma, the food & beverage industry, the role of government, and the associated non-profit organizations.  From the human side, we explore the cancer journey from diagnosis to treatment to navigating the emotional terrains of this challenging time with grace and an openness to healing not just from cancer but with and through cancer.  We also examine the most influential healthy lifestyle choices that support prevention with great specificity and breadth encapsulating the roles of the psyche, the environment, the foods we ingest, and the promise of epigenetics in empowering our individual pathways to greater health. 

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