by Zoe Gonzalez | May 12, 2026 | Podcast
Jessica Rosenbaum has been Joelle’s best friend for 25 years — she was one of the first calls after every clean scan and the person who quietly ran the support network when Joelle was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. This episode is the one...
by Zoe Gonzalez | May 5, 2026 | Podcast
The technology exists. The blood draw is simple. So why won’t most oncologists order it? Amy Delson has been treated for cancer four times. She’s currently in active treatment. She’s also a longtime breast cancer patient advocate — she reviews...
by Zoe Gonzalez | Apr 28, 2026 | Podcast
“You’re the only person who truly cares about you.” Jeffrey Eisenberg faced three cancer diagnoses during the pandemic: stage 1 colon cancer that turned into a four-month ileostomy after his intestines burst during surgery, large B-cell lymphoma, and...
by Zoe Gonzalez | Apr 14, 2026 | Podcast
A drug that reduces pre-cancerous breast cells has been sitting in U.S. pharmacies for twenty years. OB/GYNs prescribe it every day. Most oncologists have never heard of it. Dr. Abigail Liberty, an OB/GYN at OHSU, attended a cancer prevention conference in Manchester...
