# Memorial Sloan Kettering

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The outcomes episode

Do wearables and other self-tracking tools lead to better health outcomes? It’s plausible that they would. At a very basic level: when you have a problem, it often helps to think about it. Empirical observation is one of our most powerful tools for thinking. Now that we can measure a wide range of …

A Random Neighbor. A Life-Saving Conversation.

For personal trainer Michael Autore, testicular cancer was never on his radar — until a chance conversation changed everything. In this episode of It Takes Balls, the founder of Slim Thick NYC shares how a neighbor he barely knew planted a seed that may have saved his life, and how he turned one of…

22 Years Old & Surviving a One-in-a-Billion Cancer

At 22 years old, Nathan Wozny was building the life he wanted. He had dropped out of college, moved across the country, found a career he loved, and was beginning to build his version of the American Dream. Then he found out he had cancer. At first, there was reason for optimism. For a couple of we…

Biohacking Through Cancer: Evidence-Based Tips for Patients and Families

Biohacking has gone mainstream. Wearables track sleep and heart rate variability, social feeds are full of supplement stacks, cold plunges, fasting protocols, and red light panels, and many people with cancer want to know which of these tools can actually help them feel stronger during and after tr…

All in Her Head Audiobook by Elizabeth Comen

Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: All in Her HeadSubtitle: The Truth and Lies Early Medicine Taught Us About Women’s Bodies and Why It Matters TodayCategories: Biography, Gender Study, Medical, Social Science, Women's StudiesAuthor: Elizabeth ComenNarrator: Anna …

Beyond the 5 Years with David Wishart

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Beyond the Five Years with David Wishart Kate Belany and Ron Belany talk with David Wishart, a father of two and competitive cyclist, about his stage four colon cancer diagnosis, the treatment journey that followed, and the importance of building a care team he could trust. David shares how subtle …

How Twist Bioscience Synthesizes 32 Million DNA Sequences a Day for AI Drug Discovery

AI can design a molecule in seconds, however someone still has to build it and test it before it means anything. You're pouring resources into AI-driven molecule design, but nobody on your team has answered the harder question: can you actually make what the model just designed? Patrick Finn is…

They Told Me to ‘Stay Off Google’ — My Rare Myoepithelial Carcinoma Fight

In this episode Jess, a 33-year-old military mom, shares her battle with a rare myoepithelial carcinoma that began in her salivary gland. After months of misdiagnoses she faced spinal compression, liver metastases and multiple treatments — radiation, chemotherapy, targeted therapies, a major liver …

Why Second Opinions Matter

After being diagnosed with lung cancer, Dorthy sought opinions from specialists at Memorial Sloan Kettering, MD Anderson and UT Southwestern—but each consultation offered a different perspective on her complicated surgery. In this episode of Crazy Good Aging, Dorthy compares her experiences at all…

The Phone Call That Changed Everything

A routine scan revealed a suspicious 3.1-centimeter mass in Dorthy's lung—even though she felt completely healthy and had no symptoms. In this deeply personal episode of Crazy Good Aging, Dorthy shares what happened after her first biopsy came back negative, why she agreed to undergo another proce…