S5:E69 Interview with Tracy Ryan, NKore Biotheraputics PT.1

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In this episode of Childhood Cancer Perspective, CurtisVallier speaks with Tracy Ryan, co-founder of Nkore Biotherapeutics, about herpersonal journey with her daughter Sophie, who has been battling a low-gradeoptic pathway glioma. Tracy shares her experiences with traditional cancertreatments, the introduction of medical cannabis, and the development ofnatural killer cell therapy. The conversation highlights the challenges facedby families dealing with pediatric cancer, the importance of funding for research,and the emotional toll on parents. Tracy also discusses the promising resultsfrom their new therapies and the hope for future treatments. In thisconversation, Tracy Ryan and Curtis Vallier discuss the emotional andrelational challenges faced by families dealing with pediatric cancer. Theyexplore the harsh realities of cancer treatment, including the severe sideeffects of chemotherapy and the emotional toll of hair loss. The importance ofadvocacy and awareness in pediatric cancer is emphasized, alongside the role ofpharmaceutical companies in developing new treatments. They delve into theinnovative field of natural killer cell therapy and its potential torevolutionize cancer treatment. The conversation highlights the significance ofcommunity support and personal contributions to healing, celebrating resilienceand joy amidst adversity. In this heartfelt conversation, Tracy Ryan and CurtisVallier discuss the profound impact of childhood cancer on families, the beautyof seeing hope in adversity, and the importance of community support. Theyshare personal stories of resilience, love, and the challenges of advocatingfor children's health. The dialogue emphasizes the need for parents to care forthemselves while navigating the complexities of their children's illnesses andthe significance of asking for help. Ultimately, they inspire listeners totransform their traumas into strengths and to fight for a better future for allchildren.