Kelly Nunez

Keywords Paediatric cancer Cancer registry Survival Incidence Mortality Health policies Chile Latin America Evidence before this study We searched PubMed, Scopus, LILACS, and Google Scholar for articles published in English or Spanish between Jan 1, 2000, and Dec 31, 2024, using combinations of the terms “childhood cancer”, “paediatric cancer”, “cancer registry”, “population-based cancer registry”, “incidence”, “survival”, “mortality”, “Latin America”, and “Chile”.

On June 17, 2026, Glean gathered a group of exceptional and diverse women from across Southern California. Women who build products, lead teams, shape strategy, and drive change inside their organizations. We met over dinner, not to give presentations or pitch ideas, but simply to talk. To be honest. To compare notes on what it feels like to work in AI and tech right now. Stephanie McEwen Samuels from Glean and Jenai St. Hill from LinkedIn facilitated the evening.

On July 14, 2026, I headed to Lido House in Newport Beach to attend the Put Data First Summer Bash. Nearly 200 practitioners gathered for dozens of roundtables, each focused on a different topic every hour. Everyone spoke openly about their experiences. Ownership remains unresolvedOrganizations want accountability for AI outcomes without clearly assigning it. Trust is the adoption barrierTraining alone does not create confidence in systems people cannot fully verify.