During National Cancer Survivors Month, Dr. Dan Mundt joined Twin Cities Live to share the personal story that inspired him to become a medical oncologist.
In the segment, Dr. Mundt reflected on his mother's breast cancer diagnosis and the support his family received from their community and organizations like the Angel Foundation. He discussed how those experiences shaped his decision to pursue a career in oncology and his commitment to supporting patients and families facing cancer today.
The interview also highlighted Minnesota Oncology's upcoming Hope in Motion 5K and Family Walk, which supports the Angel Foundation and its mission to provide hope and resources to those impacted by cancer. Watch the full interview to learn more.
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