CancerWorld shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Fedro Peccatori: Between Science and the Human Heart
When Professor Fedro A Peccatori speaks about oncology, it is never only about medicine.
It is about life—in all its uncertainty, beauty, and resilience.
From pioneering fertility preservation and treating cancer in pregnancy, to shaping a generation of oncologists who lead with empathy, his career reminds us that science without humanity is incomplete.
He taught that rigor also means knowing when to stop, that listening is as vital as prescribing, and that sometimes the truest victory in medicine is measured not in years, but in moments given back—time to love, to hope, to live.
‘Patients are not only cancer patients,’ he says. ‘They are persons, with their own priorities. Our job is to listen, to guide, to walk with them.’
In a world racing forward with technology and data, Peccatori reminds us that the most powerful instrument in oncology, and in life, is still the human heart.
Read the full CancerWorld cover story by Amalya Sargsyan.”
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