Rubio Sr., Rubio Jr.

Thank you, Frank. Actually, this presentation is going to be more like a one act play. I said, OK, we've got several people that are going to talk about the immunotherapy support that we have at Rubio Cancer Center. And I am the patient advocate. And in order to get this job, I had to be diagnosed with stage three breast cancer. How many of you got a new career after being diagnosed with cancer? Can I see a show of hands? There is a little like, say, 10 percent. All right. So we know we're passionate about our work, don't we? Because we need the information that we are advocating and teaching and we have to live this lifestyle. So a couple things I want to tell you is that Rubio Cancer Center. First of all, this is like a homecoming for Dr. Rubio and the team, because don't you feel that way? Getting together with like minded people who are really wanting to advance the healing professions. This is such an important weekend for us.

And at Rubio Cancer Center. Our hospital has been completely remodeled with state of the art facilities. We have nine inpatient suites and over 30 members on our team in terms of personnel, staff and doctors. Scientists don't. It's always nice to know that medical providers care about their patients and invest in that healing environment because that's so important for the overall well-being and for the therapies to be effective. So it is my great honor to introduce both Dr. Rubio senior who will speak first. And Dr. Rubio junior. Dr. Rubio's reputation at this conference for his customized vaccines and immunotherapy support programs are known worldwide, and the lecture today will be specifically on stem cells and immune therapies for lung cancer. Dr. Rubio Junior, who also works as the assistant medical director, will also speak today. And we are so honored for the expertize of both these gentlemen. So please give a warm welcome for Dr. Geronimo Rubio.

Good afternoon. Before I came to the lecture, you know, I've. In the entrance, I find out one of my friends is a doctor Wallach, hi. He asked me this question. Dr. Ruyu, how is your business? Because now with a new cancer centers of America, they hold all the patients here in the States. And I say to him, oh, cancer centers of America, my major promoter for me, because all the patients, they go to the cancer centers of America, come to my hospital. You know, it's funny, but it's true through these patients, you know, they make like a little bait. They do everything. They were with the mind