We're bringing back an episode originally published in March 2023. Dr. Joe Zundell is a dedicated cancer biologist whose personal journey has driven his professional mission. Dr. Zundell opens up about losing his mother to esophageal cancer and how this pivotal experience led him to pursue a career in cancer research. With a bachelor's degree from St. Leo University and advanced studies in Philadelphia, Dr. Zundell's work has been published in prestigious journals, reflecting his deep commitment to understanding and combating cancer.

Dr. Zundell shares invaluable insights into the complexities of cancer biology, the importance of personalized treatment approaches, and the profound impact of cancer therapies on patients' lives. He emphasizes the necessity of treating cancer patients with empathy and respect, challenging the notion that they are fragile and highlighting the importance of personalized physical therapy tailored to their unique needs.

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For many of us in our industry, the reason we do what we do may be because of something that happened within our own lives. For Dr. Joe Zundell, he was greatly impacted by the cancer diagnosis his mom received. Joe takes us through what we should be considering in our programming and coaching style when we're working with people who are battling cancer. His research is extensive and will evidently help the many many people impacted by cancer to have a greater understanding of how to help more people. You're really going to want to tune into this episode.  

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About Today's Guest 

 Dr. Joe Zundell received his PhD in cancer biology through the University of the Sciences and The Wistar Institute in Philadelphia, PA. As a cancer biologist he has over 10 years of cancer research experience. Much of his published research has...