The Big ReadCan AI Help a Tech CEO Cure His Spouse’s Brain Cancer?
When Alicia Kalogeropoulos was first diagnosed in 2018 with brain cancer, she underwent surgery, and three years later, she enrolled in a clinical trial for a pill that worked to keep her disease in check for years. In February, Alicia and her husband Alex received grim news: Her tumor had returned. Her physicians at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York advised Alicia, 35, that her options were another surgery, likely followed by chemotherapy and radiation. Alex knew from his...