Brad Power is a lymphoma cancer survivor. He is trying to accelerate cancer treatment through innovation, and he’s building on his experience with process reengineering and managing technology.
- 01:50: The physician came back, and he said, we've done the scan, we think you have lymphoma.
- 04:20: I needed to be seen and get treated as fast as possible.
- 06:00: The scan showed hotspots where there was more cancer activity.
- 08:34: There was this thing that was pressing against my organs, and it was that pressing that was causing the pain.
- 11:01: How did you feel as a patient?
- 13:53: What did that chemotherapy regimen look like?
- 16:25: I'm a super health nut — always have been.
- 18:15: The idea of pushing myself to the limit physically for exercise was something else that I did.
- 20:29: I do think there's a balance between fasting, extreme fasting and I like that you fasted for 16 hours, not for 20 hours.
- 21:22: What was your worst moment in all of this?
- 22:02: What about your best moment?
- 24:23: At the time of my diagnosis, I was also writing articles for the Harvard Business Review.
- 26:39: Wow, thank you very much for sharing. You as a patient have a voice.
- 29:00: What is one thing that you wish you had known at the beginning of your cancer journey?
- 31:13: If you could only do one thing to improve healthcare in the US, what would it be and why?
- 34:50: Thriver Rapid Fire Questions
- 36:01: Aside from Cancer U, what is one resource that you would recommend for cancer patients and caregivers?
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This episode is sponsored by Side Effect Support, an online resource for cancer patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers to reduce harmful oral side effects of chemotherapy and radiation.
