Скачать или смотреть Episode 172: Culture, Cancer and the Power of Community

What happens when a journalist turns the lens on herself — and uses what she learns to change how communities face cancer? Ysabel Duron, Founder, President, and Executive Director of the Latino Cancer Institute, reflects on how her stage II Hodgkin’s lymphoma diagnosis in 1999 became a personal and professional turning point — one that inspired her to help children, families and communities confront fear, stigma, misinformation and the silence that often surrounds cancer.

Featuring:
Ysabel Duron, Founder, President and Executive Director, The Latino Cancer Institute

Host/Producer: Carol Vassar

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00:00 – Welcome to Well Beyond Medicine
00:45 – Cancer, Culture, and Community
01:30 – Meet Ysabel Duron, Founder of the Latino Cancer Institute
02:35 – A Cancer Diagnosis That Changed Everything
04:30 – From Journalism to Patient Advocacy
06:10 – “Talking About Cancer Won’t Kill Us—Silence Will”
08:15 – Fear, Stigma, and Misinformation in Latino Communities
10:40 – Why Cancer Doesn’t Begin at the Clinic
12:50 – Education, Trust, and Community Health Workers
15:20 – Families, Caregivers, and the Hidden Impact on Children
18:10 – A Child’s Perspective on Cancer
20:45 – Culturally Respectful, Science-Based Communication
23:30 – Addressing Myths, Misinformation, and Disinformation
26:40 – Social Determinants of Health and Cancer Risk
29:15 – Community Listening as a Health Strategy
32:00 – Can AI Serve Patients, Not Systems?
35:10 – Transparency, Bias, and a Patient AI Bill of Rights
38:30 – Explaining AI in Plain Language
41:20 – Community Partnership and the Future of Health Care
44:10 – Climate Change, Cancer, and Community Engagement
47:30 – Final Reflections on Trust, Culture, and Care
49:00 – Closing Thoughts