Integrative Cancer Solutions with Dr. Karlfeldt
May 20, 2026 · 35 min · 12 segments
What if the cancer therapies being developed today simply weren't designed for you? In this episode of Integrative Cancer Solutions, Dr. K sits down with Dr. Eugene Manley Jr., molecular and cell…
Well, I have the absolute pleasure of having Dr. Eugene Manley with me here today.
Uh, Dr. Manley, thank you so much for, for, you know, spending some time with me and chatting about this very, very important topic.
So, please tell the audience a little bit about your, your background so they, they know kind of where, where you're coming from and, and the, the amazing expertise that you have and, yeah, you know, so they recognize the, the authority that you speak with in, in this area.
So broadly, I have, uh, degrees in mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, and my PhD is in molecular and cell biology and biochemistry.
And so I've done a lot of work, um, looking at combination drug therapies, tumor microenvironment, cancer stem cells, um, angiogenesis, and different ways you can modulate things to either increase sensitivity, decrease sensitivity.
And then I transitioned to working in nonprofit space, and I've done a lot of work in patient education and workforce diversity and advocacy so people can understand how to navigate cancer and ask questions, uh, that actually help them navigate care as opposed to have le- instead of having less clarity.
Well, I have the absolute pleasure of having Dr. Eugene Manley with me here today.
Uh, Dr. Manley, thank you so much for, for, you know, spending some time with me and chatting about this very, very important topic.
So, please tell the audience a little bit about your, your background so they, they know kind of where, where you're coming from and, and the, the amazing expertise that you have and, yeah, you know, so they recognize the, the authority that you speak with in, in this area.
So broadly, I have, uh, degrees in mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, and my PhD is in molecular and cell biology and biochemistry.
And so I've done a lot of work, um, looking at combination drug therapies, tumor microenvironment, cancer stem cells, um, angiogenesis, and different ways you can modulate things to either increase sensitivity, decrease sensitivity.
And then I transitioned to working in nonprofit space, and I've done a lot of work in patient education and workforce diversity and advocacy so people can understand how to navigate cancer and ask questions, uh, that actually help them navigate care as opposed to have le- instead of having less clarity.
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