Summary: Part A:Cutting edge advances in the science of genetics are being made nearly every day. Whether in the field of cloning or curing diseases, these advances are continually allowing doctors to cure previously untreatable illnesses, especially cancer, and improve lives. Few may realize the quest to treat cancer began with an accidental discovery over fifty years ago. It was one of the first discoveries of a mutant gene, one that can cause leukemia that would lead to developing a groundbreaking medication to cure the chronic condition.Science writer and journalist, Jessica Wapner, vividly unfolds the history of this medical discovery and explains the science behind it all in this Prime Time Radio interview. Her new book, “The Philadelphia Chromosome,” also details how these discoveries have affected the future of fighting cancer and credits the scientists and doctors that made them.Part B:As a defense mechanism, human nature is hardwired to avoid uncertainty and risk. This phenomenon is especially apparent in an increasingly frenetic and competitive world. Every day brings along with it fresh experiences and new opportunities to learn and grow. These opportunities can often seem risky or dangerous.Finding the confidence to speak up concisely or the courage to trust in yourself fully while making new decisions can be daunting. In this Prime Time Radio interview, master life coach, inspirational speaker and author, Margie Warrell, shares many techniques for unlocking the power of courage to speak out, break the status quo and achieve amazing success in life. Her new book, “Stop Playing Safe,” also contains many powerful tools and tips for living bolder and conquering the fear of failure.
