What Does the Future Hold for Cancer Prevention, Early Detection and Treatment?
John Seffrin, President of the International Union Against Cancer, and Newsweek columnist Jonathan Alter discuss the current state of cancer and cancer research, and the public policies behind it all.
Bio
Jonathan Alter
Jonathan Alter is a senior editor at Newsweek, where since 1991 he has written an acclaimed column on politics, history, media, and society at large.
He is also an analyst and contributing correspondent for NBC News. He lives in Montclair, New Jersey, with his wife and three children.
John Seffrin
During his 20 years of volunteer service, Dr. John Seffrin served the Society at the local, state, and national levels before being named the Society's top staff executive in 1992.
Prior to taking this post, he was chairman of the Department of Applied Health Science at Indiana University. In addition to his role as Society CEO, Dr. Seffrin serves as president of the International Union Against Cancer, a nongovernmental organization committed to controlling cancer worldwide.
He is also chairman of Independent Sector, the only national forum that brings together foundations, corporate giving programs, and nonprofit organizations to empower the nonprofit community.