Cancer doesn't happen in a vacuum.

In this long-form conversation, my guests and I explore how the breakdown of the social fabric; isolation, fractured communities, overstretched systems, and silence fundamentally shapes the Cancer experience.

From diagnosis to survival, Cancer is lived not just in the body, but within families, workplaces, healthcare systems, and society itself.

This episode looks beyond medicine to ask harder questions: what happens when support systems fail and people can't get screening?

Why do so many people feel the need to hide their diagnosis? Why does Cancer expose the cracks in society that were already there?

On this channel, we talk about Cancer honestly. Not just the disease, but the world people are forced to navigate while living through it. Because understanding Cancer means understanding the social conditions around it.

This conversation is for patients, parents, carers, survivors, professionals, and anyone who wants to understand the real impact of Cancer beyond the statistics and reaction oriented headlines. If this conversation resonates, consider subscribing and sharing. Not for visibility, but so these conversations reach the people who need Cancer to feel like a conversation safe enough to feel less alone and more supported.