Previous Cancer Conversations at Fox Chase Cancer Center

Join us at Fox Chase Cancer Center for a series of conversations with authors, filmmakers and others about living with cancer.

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2012

• John Kaplan
  February 2, 2012
  John Kaplan is a Pulitzer-Prize-winning photographer who captured his journey with lymphoma. The result is Not As I Pictured, an autobiographical 54-minute film following his unexpected cancer journey.

2011

• Kelly Corrigan
  November 17, 2011
  Author of Lift and the NY Times Bestseller The Middle Place.
• Susan Conley
  March 30, 2011
  Our first guest, author of The Foremost Good Fortune, a memoir.

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