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From professor to patient: One man's journey on the frontier of lung cancer treatment (opens the original)
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Stanford medical professor Bryant Lin founded the school's Center for Asian Health Research and Education, advocating for better lung cancer screening in particular. Then two years ago Lin became a Stage IV patient of the very disease he long crusaded against. "Super ironic that I would be co-leading the center that supports research and education in this disease, and I get diagnosed myself," he says. Lin, who is a non-smoker, tells students he considers himself lucky — even hopeful: "I think th
From professor to patient: One man's journey on the frontier of lung cancer treatment | WNYC (opens the original)
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Stanford medical professor Bryant Lin founded the school's Center for Asian Health Research and Education, advocating for better lung cancer screening in particular. Then two years ago Lin became a Stage IV patient of the very disease he long crusaded against. "Super ironic that I would be co-leading the center that supports research and education in this disease, and I get diagnosed myself," he says. Lin, who is a non-smoker, tells students he considers himself lucky — even hopeful: "I think th
From professor to patient: One man's journey on the frontier of lung cancer treatment (opens the original)
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Stanford medical professor Bryant Lin founded the school's Center for Asian Health Research and Education, advocating for better lung cancer screening in particular. Then two years ago Lin became a Stage IV patient of the very disease he long crusaded against. "Super ironic that I would be co-leading the center that supports research and education in this disease, and I get diagnosed myself," he says. Lin, who is a non-smoker, tells students he considers himself lucky — even hopeful: "I think th
From professor to patient: One man's journey on the frontier of lung cancer treatment (opens the original)
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Stanford medical professor Bryant Lin founded the school's Center for Asian Health Research and Education, advocating for better lung cancer screening in particular. Then two years ago Lin became a Stage IV patient of the very disease he long crusaded against. "Super ironic that I would be co-leading the center that supports research and education in this disease, and I get diagnosed myself," he says. Lin, who is a non-smoker, tells students he considers himself lucky — even hopeful: "I think th
From professor to patient: One man's journey on the frontier of lung cancer treatment (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Stanford medical professor Bryant Lin founded the school's Center for Asian Health Research and Education, advocating for better lung cancer screening in particular. Then two years ago Lin became a Stage IV patient of the very disease he long crusaded against. "Super ironic that I would be co-leading the center that supports research and education in this disease, and I get diagnosed myself," he says. Lin, who is a non-smoker, tells students he considers himself lucky — even hopeful: "I think th
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