I quit college at 21 to run my AI company. Sacrifices like working up to 80-hour weeks while I had cancer were worth it.

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David Kobrosky dropped out of his studies at the University of Michigan to start Intros AI.

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A gut health and cancer researcher shared the foods she eats to lower her disease risk

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Dr. Susan Bullman, who studies the connection between gut health and cancer, follows a fiber-rich diet.

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These Cancers Are Surging Across the Globe—and Not Just in Younger People

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Gray-Haired People, Rejoice! The Gray Might Be Related to a Natural Cancer Defense

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A Silicon Valley engineer cracked the code to find signs of colon cancer in your blood

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A photo collage featuring a guardant employee working on samples, doctor holding blood samples, and a transforming treatment pattern.

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She was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at 33. Here are 3 signs she almost ignored.

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a portrait photo of Shannon Miller smiling at the camera in a blue blouse and white pants in a sunlit space
Olympian Shannon Miller was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in her 30s, and said women today still miss the key signs of the disease.

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A skiing accident broke her tailbone — and also uncovered something much more serious

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Liz Healy skiing with family and friends before her diagnosis

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I hosted my own 'living funeral.' Doctors don't think I'll make it to the holidays and I wanted to see all my loved ones again.

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April Fenk organized her own "living funeral."

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Weeks after my husband retired, he was diagnosed with stage 3 kidney cancer. It was a reminder of why you shouldn't wait to live fully.

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The author's husband was diagnosed with stage 3 kidney cancer just weeks after he retired.

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A 36-year-old woman was told she was 'too young' to have colon cancer. Months later, she was diagnosed with stage 4.

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Amber Kissell
Amber Kissell, 45, underwent chemotherapy for stage 4 colon cancer. Ultimately, she went into remission.

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