Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Today if you’re diagnosed with Stage 3 or Stage 4 cancer, your chances of surviving are no better than if you lived in 1930. But your chances are 100 times better when catch it early.
What if you could catch cancer SUPER early - years before any obvious indication of a problem?
And what if you could then solve the problem at its roots so it never recurs at all?
Azra Raza is an oncologist at Colombia University and author of The First Cell: The Human Costs of Pursuing Cancer to the Last. Here she describes the First Cell Project. This is a collaboration with world class cancer researchers who have discovered how to identify “Giant Cells” that PREDATE and predict the generation of tumors YEARS in advance.
You’ll be privy to the incredibly moving story of Andrew, her daughter’s best friend who died of brain cancer at age 24… and the systemic problems that continue to plague the cancer field and repeat the tragedy of Andrew. Here we discuss why only outsiders will solve these problems.
WEBSITE LINKS:
azraraza.com
firstcellcenter.com
Be sure and watch my previous interview with Azra Raza at evo2.org/azra - it’s a barn burner and provides important background that gives rich context to this new discussion.
Today if you’re diagnosed with Stage 3 or Stage 4 cancer, your chances of surviving are no better than if you lived in 1930. But your chances are 100 times better when catch it early.
What if you could catch cancer SUPER early - years before any obvious indication of a problem?
And what if you could then solve the problem at its roots so it never recurs at all?
Azra Raza is an oncologist at Colombia University and author of The First Cell: The Human Costs of Pursuing Cancer to the Last. Here she describes the First Cell Project. This is a collaboration with world class cancer researchers who have discovered how to identify “Giant Cells” that PREDATE and predict the generation of tumors YEARS in advance.
You’ll be privy to the incredibly moving story of Andrew, her daughter’s best friend who died of brain cancer at age 24… and the systemic problems that continue to plague the cancer field and repeat the tragedy of Andrew. Here we discuss why only outsiders will solve these problems.
WEBSITE LINKS:
azraraza.com
firstcellcenter.com
Be sure and watch my previous interview with Azra Raza at evo2.org/azra - it’s a barn burner and provides important background that gives rich context to this new discussion.
