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Oklahoma Proton Center hosts The Cancer Project, a science show with 46 episodes published.
In this special episode of The Cancer Project Podcast, Dr. Mark Storey rejoins colleague David Raubach to reflect on his seven years at Oklahoma Proton Center and the next chapter of his career. Dr. Storey joined OPC in
Medical Director of Tennessee Oncology Proton Therapy Center, Dr. Jim Gray, has spent decades at the forefront of radiation oncology. In this episode, he reflects on the remarkable evolution of cancer treatment throughou
On this informative episode of The Cancer Project, host David Raubach sits down with longtime industry colleague and friend Marc Mlyn, President of U.S. Operations at RaySearch Laboratories.Drawing on decades of experien
This week, The Cancer Project Podcast is joined by two-time cancer survivor Morgan Aquino.In the fall of 2024, Morgan’s husband insisted she go to the hospital after she began experiencing severe abdominal pain.Doctors q
In the second episode of our special two-part series, Dr. Shannon MacDonald rejoins host David Raubach to discuss the RADCOMP trial — the first randomized study comparing proton therapy and traditional photon radiation f
After COVID-19 changed protocols for all day-to-day life, medicine was no exception. In every effort to stop and slow the spread of COVID-19, many medical appointments previously in person turned into virtual visits. Thi
Country music singer songwriter Johnny Woods has a beautiful talent for expressing himself through music. Beginning his career in 2020, Johnny released his first single to radio titled, “Hurricane” and landed at #43 on t
The Cancer Project Podcast is joined this week by Breast Surgeon Dr. Stephanie Taylor. In this informative episode, Dr. Taylor answers many frequently asked questions surrounding breast cancer such as: What are the types
Sixth degree black belt Melinda Wilson is no stranger to dedication and perseverance. Her extensive training in martial arts goes back decades, and her love of the sport continues today as an instructor and studio owner.
The phrase “Breaking Bad” has southern roots and is used to indicate a person has suddenly become reckless, acting out and shifting to immoral character. Today, it is commonly known as the hit tv show about an overqualif
When Lauren Whitaker went to her follow-up appointment for what was believed to be a cyst, she had minimal reason for concern. Before leaving the appointment she would be calling her mom to help pick up her two kids from
In this educational episode of The Cancer Project, we are joined by Niek Schreuder, the Chief Scientific Officer of LEO Cancer Care. Niek received a masters in medical physics from the University of Stellenbosch, South A
Former Oklahoma Proton Center patient David Bush joins the Cancer Project Podcast for a candid conversation about his prostate cancer journey. After being diagnosed in December 2023, David and his wife Melody found thems
In this episode of perseverance and faith, Caitlin Tharp shares her family’s journey after her father’s sudden glioblastoma diagnosis. In this vulnerable episode, Caitlin details the six month period from the day of diag
Cancer advocate and TV personality Britney Haynes rejoins The Cancer Project Podcast in wake of the tragic passing of James Van Der Beek. American actor James Van Der Beek was known for his roles in “Dawson’s Creek” and
After years of experiencing and hearing the same question: How do I help my loved one who has been diagnosed with cancer? Ovarian cancer survivor and seven-time Olympic medalist Shannon Miller, utilized her personal expe
On this episode of The Cancer Project, David Raubach sits down with Oklahoma City Thunder beat writer Brandon Rahbar for a powerful conversation that goes beyond basketball. From covering one of the NBA’s most exciting t
On this episode of The Cancer Project, David Raubach sits down with Rahul Mahadevan, founder and CEO of We’re in This Together (WiTT), a platform helping cancer patients receive financial and emotional support during tre
Lindsay Clark was only thirty-three years old when she felt a lump that would change her life. Within weeks, she was diagnosed with stage four metastatic breast cancer that had already spread to her bones and liver. What
Tarah Green is the founder and executive director of Tenaciously Teal, an organization sending care packs to people fighting cancer across Oklahoma and nationwide. In this episode, David Raubach sits down with Tarah to t
Dr. Stephanie Taylor
author of 'I'm Going to Be a Princess' · Remnant Farm Kombucha
1 appearance on this show
James Van Der Beek
from Dawson's Creek
1 appearance on this show
Shannon Miller
Creative & Inclusion Editor · CFAY FFSC Relocation Program
2 appearances on this show
Brandon Rahbar
Daily Thunder
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The Cancer Project is hosted by Oklahoma Proton Center. The show is categorised under science (life) and has published 46 episodes.
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