Nothing Could Put a Dent in Pancreatic Cancer. Until Now. (w/ Zeke Emanuel)
A new breakthrough treatment for pancreatic cancer has been developed, offering hope where previous efforts have failed. Oncologist Zeke Emanuel discusses the significance of this advancement and the challenges faced in research funding. The conversation highlights the impact of political decisions on medical research and patient outcomes.
- ▪A breakthrough treatment for pancreatic cancer has been announced.
- ▪Zeke Emanuel, an oncologist, explains the implications of this new therapy.
- ▪The discussion touches on the effects of federal research funding cuts on cancer research.
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Playback speed×Share postShare post at current timeShare from 0:000:00/PreviewNothing Could Put a Dent in Pancreatic Cancer. Until Now. (w/ Zeke Emanuel)Jonathan CohnJun 03, 2026∙ PaidShareJonathan Cohn talks with oncologist and UPenn vice provost Zeke Emanuel about the breakthrough new pancreatic cancer treatment—what the science actually means, why it took so long, and what Trump’s cuts to federal research funding put at risk.Leave a commentAs always: Watch, listen, and leave a comment.
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