Adam Stacoviak

Not so much not in public, but you were very much a star of that.

And then you were also a company that IPO'd.

That seems like maybe not the way it should be done, but it's obviously the way you did do it.

Yeah.

Do you know what has made your cancer undetectable then?

I know that you weren't being that research lab before, that research right before, but have you pinpointed what may have worked with these 10 different medicines you're developing?

And this is because of what attacked the scar tissue.

What was the name for the scar tissue?

Is it because you were able to pinpoint that and allow it to detach from the scar tissue?

They were super chill.

That's hilarious.

Wow.

Can you talk about the type of cancer, the sarcoma?

There's like 70 different types.

And I asked this question because I have a dear friend of me and my wife's who passed away probably 14 years ago.

And she had sarcoma in her lungs.

She was actually studying in Houston, which is a very popular place for cancer research.

at least here in the States, is one of the capitals of cancer research.

And she was studying to become a doctor in this field.

And actually, not through her lab time or anything like that, but she came to actually get the cancer.