[inaudible conversations] good, evening, everyone, if you could take your seat. Grab a beer and come on over. Thank you all so much for coming out tonight on this rainy night. My name is lili hindy. We are a nonprofit. Theres a little bit of information about us here. We were funded by sebastian younger. We have been operating now for three years and we have trained 264 freelance journalists around the world working in dangerous areas and giving each one medical kits. So by buying a ticket tonight youve donated to our organization, so youre help to go keep journalists save, thank you all very much for that. This series has been going on for about three years now. Weve had a lot of incredible guests. Im really looking forward to tonights talk. We have two very distinguished speakers this evening. We have our usual moderators steve hindy. Steve was a journalists in the middle east, he covered the he was based in cairo but covered the whole region so he was a war correspondent himself and
Less nausea and vomiting. Why does it all have to happen within the confines of the system and how fast where is it going . We all look at things in technology as part of this now and we all think that time wise we have been pushing for years since the war on cancer began, what do you think the time frame. Because the last five years could faster than the last 40 combined . Whats your opinion on that . Every issue theres something new and exciting, and i think the time frame is accelerating and we are doing two things. I dont want to take up too much time but converting some cancers into chronic diseases, the best example and now they can take a pill and live a perfectly normal life span. The patients with chronic are living really perfectly normal lives taking a pill every day like a vitamin pill. They still have a disease but conversion so that you can cure them or revert them to a chronic disease, some of the immunothey weries are working the same way. Some washingtons with long can