Jesús Zurdo is a scientist — molecular biology, drug discovery, manufacturing, company creation. Three and a half years ago, he was diagnosed with Philadelphia-positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia. 92% of his bone marrow was cancer cells. His donor was a stranger in Florida.
In Today’s Episode We Discuss:
- What Is Philadelphia-Positive Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia?
- 92% of His Bone Marrow Was Cancer Cells
- 75 People Per Year in the UK Share This Mutation
- Diagnosed in One Day — The UK System
- Nobody Told Me About Brain Fog
- Finding a Donor: A Stranger in Florida
- 10-20% Chance of Dying from Non-Cancer Complications
- “I Don’t Like When People Talk About Cures”
- CAR-T Without Lymph Depletion — That’s the Dream
- Only a Patient Can Tell You
- How Chemo Feels
- Lisa — Same Cancer, Didn’t Make It, Survivor’s Guilt
- “This Is My Purpose in Life — In Neon Letters”
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