Dr. Jenna Taglienti

bad grade or something like in school that you always go up to the teacher and just kind of get asked them about it or ask them like why or what you could do better or how you can improve.

And I just was like horrified doing this as a child.

And but it taught me

it taught me something because the time when I did the teachers, they offered to stay after school or meet them before school for extra help.

And it just shows that you can ask for help.

I think that's what has been ingrained in me is you can ask for help.

And that was taught at an early age.

Sure.

I think we hit all the high points about wellness and what it means.

And there's still a lot to learn there.

And I don't think anybody has all the answers at the moment.

But one thing I did want to say is.

specifically about lung cancer is that we need to figure out a way to screen people who aren't smokers and develop guidelines there.

And we need more research into that area so that people like me could possibly get screened and maybe it's caught earlier.