Patients as Partners in Cancer Research
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Patients as Partners in Cancer Research
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What changes when patients become true partners in cancer research?
On this episode of The Health Pulse, health care and pharma leader Steve Clark shares his journey from being diagnosed with Stage 4 colorectal cancer 13 years ago to becoming a patient advocate and research co-investigator.
Drawing on his experience, Steve challenges researchers to involve patients throughout the cancer research process, from study design and protocols to how findings are communicated. He explains how genuine partnership can improve study outcomes and make research more practical and meaningful.
Steve also reflects on the importance of honest communication and realistic hope. He discusses how AI may support diagnostics and make health information easier to understand. Finally, he shares how Thrive for Five and Beyond grew from a personal survival milestone into a global platform supporting patients and advocating for improved cancer care.